Blog posts tagged with "Small Business Ideas"

Unless you’ve been disconnected from the Internet for the past 15 years, you’ve likely heard of growth hacking. Despite all that’s been written about growth hacking techniques, there’s some confusion surrounding the term. Due to this, it can be hard to understand how you can use growth hacking to your advantage.

Remote work is becoming the new normal for many businesses. The option to work outside a traditional office is no longer just a perk. For many people, it’s the deciding factor in accepting a job offer. There are several benefits to working with remote companies, such as decreased stress. It isn’t just employees who benefit from this option. Remote workers are often more productive, so their companies profit as well.

Customers are the lifeblood of most businesses because they buy your products or services. Finding customers can be a challenge, but one that business owners can overcome.  

One of the most essential steps to starting a business is setting your brand up as a legal entity. Many small business owners become overwhelmed with the different types of business structures available. However, most decide on an LLC for the protection it provides from liability.

Business travel is a beast. From unplanned layovers to airport security, hotel decisions to packing, there are many things that can go wrong. However, understanding how to efficiently travel will help you alleviate the stress of traveling for business purposes.

If you’ve been working from home for a long time, then you may be wondering if it’s time to rent an office space. What are the benefits of working from home, or are there advantages to leaving the work from home lifestyle behind?

When people start businesses, they’re often excited by the freedom and potential to earn a significant income. What they tend to discover, however, is that success is hard work. It often shatters the excitement within weeks of beginning a new venture.

When you form business partnerships, you have the benefit of a built-in safety net to keep your company running smoothly.

Your customers are crucial to the survival of your business, but you already knew that. What you may not be aware of is how measuring and altering your supply chain can keep those customers from heading to your competitors.

Keeping track of business performance metrics is a crucial aspect of running a business. If you don’t monitor these metrics, also known as KPIs (key performance indicators), you won’t know how your business is performing. You also won’t be able to stay ahead of potential issues.