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Tag Archive | "small business"

Ways for Small Businesses to Utilize Crowdsourcing

Friday, May 25, 2012

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If you already have a thriving business, there’s a pretty good chance that you’re already familiar with a term known as “crowdsourcing”. But, if you’re someone who is considering starting up a business or you’re in the beginning stages of developing your company, it’s a concept that you might not be familiar with. Oh, but […]

How to Survive the First Year As a Startup Business

Friday, May 18, 2012

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Most of us have read the statistics citing the fact that an overwhelming amount of businesses do not survive their first year of operation. Certain reports reveal that it’s as much as 70%, to be exact. So, it’s understandable that aspiring entrepreneurs might be a bit leery when it comes to living out the dream […]

How to Fill a Job That Nobody Wants

Thursday, April 19, 2012

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Honestly, in this economy, it’s pretty challenging to pitch out a job that absolutely no one wants, but there are definitely positions that, to the average person, are less than desirable. In those instances, placing an ad that simply says, “We need someone to clean our bathrooms” or “We can only pay you $10 for […]

The Pros and Cons of Hiring Friends and Family for Your Small Business

Friday, April 13, 2012

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Nepotism, while often frowned upon in the business world, is not generally illegal (unless it constitutes some form of discrimination that can be proven in a court of law). As a result, the practice of hiring family or friends to work at a small business is common. Just look at how many companies have names […]

Eco Friendly Banking Methods for Small Businesses

Friday, April 6, 2012

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Small Business owners are always looking for ways to trim costs and fatten their bottom line. But in recent years a new concern has started to slowly make its way towards the top of the list: being green. Environmental sustainability is a buzz word in many circles, as well as a legitimate concern for everyone […]

The Top 5 Reasons That Start-Ups Fail

Friday, April 6, 2012

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So, you’re about to take the plunge. You’re ready to start your own business. Some people may find that to be a bit risky, but there are actually a lot of business consultants out there who believe that if there has been one major benefit with the recession and the low employment rate, it’s that […]

Pros and Cons of Enforcing an Employee Dress Code

Friday, March 23, 2012

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Many offices opt, at some point, to institute an employee dress code. While some small business (or those that rarely host customers or clients) may not choose to enforce a dress code simply because it won’t impact their business one way or another, as your company grows it may become important to present a more […]

Common Obstacles Small Businesses Face

Wednesday, February 8, 2012

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Starting a small business is a dream for many adults. When we first come out of high school or college, we may still have the stars in our eyes, thinking that we will soon be CEOs or major corporations, or big-name film directors, or famous authors. But we enter the working world and realize that […]

5 Things You Should Know about Small Business Financing For Women

Tuesday, November 2, 2010

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Taking advantage of new opportunities is crucial when you are starting up your own business. Finding grants and funding is also imperative. When you are establishing a woman-owned business, there are many resources out there to help you get your ideas off the ground.

Small Businesses are Riding the Offshoring Wave too

Thursday, December 11, 2008

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This makes me wonder '“ with their foray in offshoring, will these small companies steal the attention of service providers who have been chasing the big businesses? Will these companies create an explosion of job opportunities in the developing countries?