You are well aware that running a business is time consuming, overwhelming and tiring at the best of times. You always imagined it would be like this, but you’re looking for a bit of light at the end of the tunnel right now. Whether work is slow and you need to give it a bit of a boost or you have lost a little enthusiasm along the way, there are so many methods you can use … [Read more...]
What To Do When Work Is Slow, or Income Is Low
There will be times when your work is slow, or your income is low. There can be all sorts of different reasons for this, but the point is that you will have time to fill, and you may want to fill it with something that allows you to make more money, or at least allows you to save money. That's when you get to start thinking about options. For example, if you're injured at … [Read more...]
How to Make Budgeting Fun
Many people balk at the idea of making a budget because they are considered bland and oppressive. However, they do not have to be. Everything depends on how you see it. Make Your Reasons Clear First, why do you need a budget? Apart from paying bills on time and clearing a debt, are you planning to buy a car? Are you saving up for that dream vacation? … [Read more...]
4 Reasons To Consult Legal Counsel Before Forming Your Company
The best part about launching a business today is you can submit most paperwork online. This includes the most important paperwork of all: filing to create your business entity, whether it’s an LLC, an S Corp, or a standard C Corp. The process is easy, but before you submit your documents, make sure you contact an attorney for the following reasons: 1. You Might … [Read more...]
You’re Probably Overlooking These 5 Business-Friendly Social Media and Directory Sites
You’re “on LinkedIn,” as they say. You’ve got a Facebook company page up and rocking. Your corporate Twitter is firing on all cylinders, hashtagging up a storm (on brand, always). What are you missing? Among other things, these five business-friendly social media and web directory sites whose audiences — captive or otherwise — don’t entirely overlap with the “Big Three” … [Read more...]