Blog posts tagged with "Small Business Ideas"

It’s been said that in this world, nothing is certain except death and taxes. Fortunately, recent changes in the tax law have reduced income tax rates for individuals and businesses, meaning your tax bill may not be so bad this year. In fact, you might even be getting a refund.

As a woman in business, you know the importance of continually learning about your industry and running a business in general. Having knowledge on managing your finances, customer service, marketing, and other topics is invaluable. It makes it easier to grow your business and can allow you to strengthen your leadership skills too.

50 years ago, companies could put ads on TV and consumers would purchase their products at first glance. Today, we live in an experience economy where customers are looking to not only use a brand but create a connection with it. Simply seeing the product on a commercial isn’t good enough, and with the rise of DVR and Netflix, consumers can fast forward though ads and miss your product completely. If you’re looking to take your marketing to the next level, experiential marketing could be right for your business.

The lot of a small business owner is not an easy one. There are many decisions to make that can affect the success of your enterprise. Determining a pto policy is one aspect that often doesn’t get enough attention.

Make the most of your day with these productivity tips for small business owners! It can be easy to get overwhelmed or distracted from your responsibilities, but running a business requires self control. Learn how to manage your work, and keep yourself accountable with this productivity guide.

As a small business owner, you know the stress that comes with making major decisions. You’re under a lot of pressure to make the right choices for your company; choices that you must own if they go bad. Still, that doesn’t mean you should live in a vacuum. It’s okay to ask for advice. In fact, hiring a small business coach might be beneficial for both your bottom line and workplace morale.

Running a business is exciting, but there’s bound to be trying times. According to Entrepreneur, about 70 percent of businesses will fail within 10 years. Luckily, when times are tough, you can gain inspiration from the wise words of experienced entrepreneurs who’ve been in your shoes and wanted to give up

When you’re starting a business, the name you choose for it doesn’t always end up being the right name down the road. Indeed, some of the most successful companies today were originally named something different. Can you imagine if Google was still called BackRub?

In California, you can visit the mountains, beaches, and the world’s largest technology companies, all within state lines.

As a restaurant owner in the U.S., you’re one of over 1 million restaurants nationwide. With this much competition, you must ensure that you keep up with customer demands. In addition to customer service, delicious food, and a nice interior, customers will also appreciate having the option of restaurant delivery services.