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For projects considering a second crowdfunding campaign, they may feel tempted to ride the coattails of their previous success. While reusing social networks is recommended, it’s important not to assume all of the work has already been done. With such a mentality, the second project becomes lazy, u Read More

The Lex column in the FT recently reviewed the market capitalisation of Tesla and Fiat. Tesla is bigger at $17bn Vs. Fiat at $10bn. Now some of you may find that bizarre. Fiat sells 5m cars a year and Tesla sells 20,000 (and being a niche brand will never sell 5m). Read More

It’s important for anyone who’s interested in business to have a complete understanding of the franchise business model. That's why I wrote this short, easy to digest post on the model. Read More

Unlike large businesses, small businesses or start-ups primarily use finances that are linked with personal finances. You, as an entrepreneur, need to know techniques in utilizing your personal money to keep track of all your financial decisions and activities. Read More

If you do not have your tax paperwork in order, then you will be in for a real slap in the face when business resumes full-swing in the New Year. Read More

a franchise is NOT an independent business. The franchisee buys the opportunity to run a business based on the franchisor’s established operational methods, often detailed in an operations manual. Read More

Pricing products and services is sometimes an issue that causes entrepreneurs the most strife. How do you establish pricing to keep your business competitive and profitable – to make sure you stay in business? Help keep your business out of a pricing pickle with these considerations. Read More

Try these simple accounting tips to streamline your small business operations, improve your bottom line, and free up some valuable time! Read More

Mercer’s Global Compensation Planning Report surveyed companies in over 100 countries to predict GDP, inflation, real pay increases, and unemployment for the new year. Read More