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Organization is an important part of running any type of business. After all, you don’t want to be looking through boxes of papers when you need a particular document. Organization is important for running your business, but it is critical for your financial records. Make sure you’re filing receipt Read More

Want to read some of the best small business articles from the past week? Check out the small business article roundup for the week ending March 11th. Read More

As the income tax filing deadline for the year approaches small business owners and their accountants are starting to feel the pressure. Receipts need to located, invoices entered, bank statements reconciled. Accountants’ offices are littered with shoeboxes and accordion folders while tax return Read More

The woman entrepreneur featured in today’s article is not only a success story, but an inspiration. Tina Aldatz, the president and founder of Foot Petals, did not come from money or graduate from a top university. Read More

Every day leaders are made, deals get sealed, and negotiations fall through.. So what separates the ‘made’ deals from the ‘broken’ deals? Following these simple yet forgotten ‘seal the deal’ rules:

Seal the Deal Rule #1: If you don’t tell people about your success, they probably won’t Read More

Many businesses make a big mistake when it comes to judging how much work volume they can comfortably handle on an ongoing basis. Do you know what your limits are, without turning your company upside down and compromising on quality, or in other areas? Read More

According to the 2010 NAR Member Profile, the median income of real estate agents or brokers with at least one designation was nearly $22,000 higher than the income of those with no designation. These fact suggest the importance of continuing your education and earning designations in today’s ever- Read More

No matter what industry you’re in, you can always benefit from more email subscribers. Email is still the most cost effective method of updating consumers about your brand, its goings-on, and special promotions. According to the Direct Marketing Association Power of Direct Economic-impact study, co Read More

Giving away surplus produce may seem counterintuitive, but it isn’t–don’t worry, I’ll explain.

Tada Yasai, Japanese for “free vegetables,” is a web site that allows farmers in Japan to give away surplus produce or produce that has been rejected by grocery stores because it doesn’t meet the aesth Read More

We’re a week into March which means the NCAA tournament is just around the corner. With the popularity of March Madness, businesses, especially restaurants, should be planning promotions in order to capitalize on its popularity. Read More