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Taking Your Small Business Online
In today’s economy, having a website for your small business is vital, as it provides information about your products, services and location to an increasingly Internet-dependent consumer base and gives you equal footing with
Read More »Complying With Americans With Disabilities Act requirements
The Americans with Disabilities Act protects people with disabilities from discrimination and empowers them to enjoy a quality of life equal to non-disabled persons. The act sets forward some requirements for business in terms
Read More »Using Small Business Inventory Technology
Keeping a close eye on inventory can help small businesses reduce losses and control costs. Using inventory management programs can help small business owners reduce the amount of time needed to do inventory counts
Read More »Small Business Tips for Avoiding Lawsuits
Litigation can be a killer for small business. Recent studies by the Small Business Administration show that lawsuits are costly for small businesses, often cause emotional hardship for business owners and their families and
Read More »Using Social Media For Small Business
Social media can help level the playing field between small businesses and larger competitors, giving small entrepreneurs a platform where they can use innovation, drive and personality to outhustle bigger businesses hobbled by stuffy
Read More »Creating a succession plan for your small business
If you have a family business that you’d like to pass down to your spouse or children, or if you’ve built a company that you want to stand the test of time, succession planning
Read More »Finding small business loans
If you’re looking for small business capital, there are a variety of avenues available for you to find the funds you need to start your small business or expand your existing business. Finding financing
Read More »Top 7 strategies for funding start-up costs
Getting your small business off the ground is likely going to cost money. In fact, according to a Wells Fargo/Gallup Small Business Index study, the average small business start-up cost is about $10,000. Finding
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