A Real Estate Investor’s Moving Guide: 5 Cities With Great Potential Even though the US real estate market lost its prior stability, experts and data suggest that certain areas will see a decrease in home prices, meaning it would be a great time for real estate investors to make the right purchase. Some locations seem … Continue reading A Real Estate Investor’s Moving Guide: 5 Cities With Great Potential
Category Archives: Business Guides
15 Ideas Businesses Can Use in 2020
Usman Raza — December 18, 2019 Follow @usmanintrotech If you want to be a profitable start-up in 2020, you should provide services to other businesses, or be a business-to-business company. While service businesses are relatively easy to start, many entrepreneurs shy away from them, preferring to promote a product. Let’s highlight 15 B2B services that … Continue reading 15 Ideas Businesses Can Use in 2020
What Are The Business Operations of a Company?
Matt Goldman — February 18, 2017 Follow @TheOriginalBull— February 18, 2017 All businesses share a measure of complexity. The activities of a company can never be said to be a simple and smooth ride from point A to point B; activities should rather be regarded as an intricate web of processes. These processes fall under … Continue reading What Are The Business Operations of a Company?
Why Multitasking is Bad for Your Business
Mike Ryan — February 4, 2017 — February 4, 2017 Do you consider yourself a champion multitasker? Many business owners take pride in squeezing every ounce of productivity they can from the working day. But did you know that true multitasking is a fallacy? What we typically think of as performing more than one duty … Continue reading Why Multitasking is Bad for Your Business
3 Reasons Why Your Business Growth Will Slow Down and How to Overcome It
Mukesh Gupta — January 17, 2017 Follow @rmukeshgupta— January 17, 2017 Every organisation wants to grow their business. Every organisation also realises a simple fact that the more they grow, the more difficult it gets to grow. This is because growth creates complexity, and complexity is the silent killer of growth. This paradox explains the … Continue reading 3 Reasons Why Your Business Growth Will Slow Down and How to Overcome It
Should You Start a Business When You Have Debt?
Carl Faulds — January 13, 2017 Follow @Cashsolv— January 13, 2017 Starting a business can be nerve-racking in any situation – but even more so if you’re already in debt. However, that certainly doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t do so. So what are the steps you should take before reaching a final decision? What business … Continue reading Should You Start a Business When You Have Debt?
10 Things You Need to Do Before Starting Your Own Business
Hal Shelton — December 20, 2016 — December 20, 2016 Starting a small business is no small decision. But despite the countless sacrifices and challenges small business owners face, an overwhelming 84 percent of small business owners would do it all over again. If you’re thinking about taking the plunge and starting a business of … Continue reading 10 Things You Need to Do Before Starting Your Own Business
How to Finance Business Growth
Carl Faulds — December 15, 2016 Follow @Cashsolv— December 15, 2016 Success in business is partly about inspiration (coming up with an idea for a product or service that excites potential customers) and partly about luck (being in the right place at the right time). However, being able to finance business growth will also have … Continue reading How to Finance Business Growth
“Target Close Date” Integrity
Dave Brock — December 11, 2016 Follow @davidabrock— December 11, 2016 Bob Apollo wrote an outstanding post, Where Did That Close Date Come From? He talks about the importance good close dates to forecast integrity. I thought I’d expand on his outstanding thoughts. Nothing destroys pipeline and forecast accuracy more than bad target close dates. … Continue reading “Target Close Date” Integrity
As a local business, you have to own your own back yard
The grass may seem greener in neighboring markets, but columnist Greg Gifford explains that in order to compete there via local SEO, you need to have your own yard in order first. Greg Gifford on December 6, 2016 As you know from my past articles, I typically write about real-world encounters with clients or … Continue reading As a local business, you have to own your own back yard