As a one-person small business or home business how sure can you be that your business will survive if you are temporarily unable to work?
This is particularly relevant if your customer base is “off the street” trade or you are a provider of services or products to repeat customers.
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To the Solopreneur: what happens to your business if you are temporarily incapacitated?
Posted by tonyp21 under StrategyFrom http://www.tonypaullconsulting.com 3341 days ago
Made Hot by: leonesimmy on October 5, 2015 12:29 pm
Seven Keys to Outsourcing Startup Marketing
Posted by mapleleafmark under StartupsFrom http://www.markevans.ca 3341 days ago
If your startup doesn't want to hire a full-time marketer, here's some advice on getting help from a contractor, freelancer or consultant.
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The Top 7 SEO Trends That Will Dominate 2016
Posted by sh4ddai under MarketingFrom http://www.forbes.com 3341 days ago
This upcoming year should prove to offer a few landmark shifts in search—notably, I’m looking at these seven new trends:
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3 Scientifically-Backed Copywriting Tips for Crafting Shareworthy Headlines
Posted by previsomedia under MarketingFrom http://www.previsomedia.com 3342 days ago
Made Hot by: businessluv on October 5, 2015 11:14 am
Headlines are THE biggest factor in creating shareworthy posts and other web content like vlogs and podcasts. The headline is your customer’s portal into the escape you’re offering them. And it has to speak to their interests and the interests of those in their online social groups in order to insp
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Tips on how to address those boring, but important, back office issues
Posted by tonyp21 under StartupsFrom http://www.tonypaullconsulting.com 3349 days ago
This article is not about stimulating front line issues such as raising finances or trying to penetrate new markets that Home Business owners have to resolve.
It is about getting to grips with those mundane, but equally as important, back office issues that are so often left on the back burner. Read More
It is about getting to grips with those mundane, but equally as important, back office issues that are so often left on the back burner. Read More
10 Very Useful Websites You Have Probably Never Heard Of
Posted by BChignell under TechnologyFrom http://www.ciphr.com 3349 days ago
The internet’s a vast and wonderful resource, unfortunately it’s also full of useless and time wasting sites. below is a list of 10 truly useful websites that may never have heard of.
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What's in the DNA of an Entrepreneur?
Posted by lyceum under StartupsFrom http://smallbiztrends.com 3349 days ago
What makes entrepreneurs tick?
While there’s likely no definitive answer, Hiscox Insurance recently released its 7th annual “DNA of an Entrepreneur” report which contains a lot of interesting insights.
There is a lot of good news for American entrepreneurs in the report — U.S. small businesses ar Read More
While there’s likely no definitive answer, Hiscox Insurance recently released its 7th annual “DNA of an Entrepreneur” report which contains a lot of interesting insights.
There is a lot of good news for American entrepreneurs in the report — U.S. small businesses ar Read More
7 Tips To Create Awesome Infographics
Posted by KayRockley under Online MarketingFrom http://www.businessjunkee.com 3349 days ago
People are visual creatures, and in order to catch someone’s attention online, you need to have something that’s going to engage them within a split second. Due to the amount of visual traffic and clutter people need to siphon through to find something they like, you’re potentially competing with h
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How to approach your ex-employer for contract work
Posted by tonyp21 under StartupsFrom http://www.tonypaullconsulting.com 3355 days ago
Many new start-up entrepreneurs will consider approaching their ex-employer as a possible means of securing that first sale. However, there are several issues which need to be considered. This article explores these potentially contentious issues
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Let Go and Lead! (Leadership)
Posted by TiyaniSitholetwo under StartupsFrom http://tsithole.blogspot.co.za 3356 days ago
A key aspect to great leadership is the ability to empower others and develop their leadership skills. As Ralph Nader says; “The function of leadership is to produce more leaders, not more followers.” The first step in developing leaders is to delegate tasks and for that you need to be able to let
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