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One of the first things you need to do when you have a business is make sure that your business and personal expenses are kept separate. This is important for tax purposes, as well as for your own protection. Here are some things to keep in mind as you choose a business account. Read More

Sometimes, a solid bonus or revenue sharing agreement can be worth earning a lower rate for your freelance work. Read More

Every budding entrepreneur wants to know how to start a business on a budget. It practically comes with the territory. Much of the time, people are trying to bootstrap their way into an alternative income stream or at least make a little money on the side. Here are some of my top tips for doing so. Read More

For most of us, income is just one thing: Money coming in for work we do. But how does the IRS view it? Read More

What's the fastest, easiest and least risky way to increase sales in your ecommerce store? Hint: It's not what you think. Read More

Entrepreneurs face a variety of challenges, but getting to sleep is an important one that’s rarely addressed. I’m to the point where I’m considering napping during the day because I get so much done in my head the first hour I lay in bed trying to sleep. Read More

Here are five reasons to feed your fly-over pages, to build internal links to those pages and to build deep links from other pages on the web when you get the chance. Read More

Before you take the home business plunge, make sure that you have what you need. Depending on what you are doing, it might require a little more or less to get started. Read More

Paying quarterly estimated taxes not only keeps the IRS off your back, but it also helps you avoid a huge — and sometimes inconvenient — tax bill each year. Read More

I’ve set my rates at a level that I’m comfortable with, and that works for me. However, there are cases when I am willing to relax my rates. When should you stick to your freelance rates? And when should you relax a little bit? Read More