Two of the biggest mistakes that new business owners make are failing to properly assess new clients as a credit risks, and failing to make sure all their contracts and paper work are in order. Businesses that provide services, as opposed to goods, are especially prone to committing to work […]
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4 Mistakes to Avoid When Opening a Restaurant
Successfully opening a restaurant is a common dream in the entrepreneurial sector, but it’s also one of the most stressful endeavors one can pursue. One in three restaurants close before their third birthday, and the continuing competition makes it impossible to ever take a breath. This endeavor is demanding and […]
How to Optimise RAM When Running Software Programs
One of the biggest issues with any kind of computer whatsoever seems to be memory. No matter how much we have installed on the motherboard, it seems as though there are some software programs that are extremely slow and sometimes even time out. This is especially prominent on laptops, and […]
How I Extended My Shop’s Products Range, Unlocking US Suppliers
Learn how I extended my shop’s products range by unlocking US suppliers to generate higher revenue through better product selection. As a small shop owner, I quickly learned the importance of providing my clients with added selection. As the first boutique in my area, I enjoyed years of profitable business […]
5 Keys to Protecting Your Business From Fire
Watching your business go up in flames after so many years of work can be a very big blow. It even gets worse when people get injuries following an accident, and you do not have an insurance cover to pay for the bodily harm. Therefore, you should pay extra attention […]
Travelling To Work and the Damage It Causes
The majority of people have to be traveling to work, usually by car, but they don’t think about the consequences this has on the environment and our health. In the graphic underneath, you’ll see on average just one commuter can release up to 893.412 kg of CO2 every year which […]
5 Reasons to Produce Your Product Locally
The “Made in China” stamp seems ubiquitous on everyday items. In fact, 94 percent of American flags imported into the United States are actually made in China, and some retailers have been called out for selling “Made in America” paraphernalia that was actually produced abroad. But is it really that […]
2017: The Year of the Women-Led Startups?
2016 was a tumultuous business year on many fronts, but not all of the shake-ups were negative ones – notably, pressure continued to be exerted from all directions on hiring committees and equal pay policies, helping to ensure that the slow but steady progress we’ve made towards workplace gender equality […]
Top Upcoming Technology Trends in 2017
Technology has been evolving faster than ever in the last few years and this is a trend that will continue into 2017 and beyond. Be it an electric window opener or a self-driving car, we have it all at our disposal to make everyone’s lives easier. As 2017 nears the […]
3 Steps to Market Your Franchise Locally Without Crossing Any Lines
Marketing can be a complex area for franchisees. Some franchises will have strict guidelines about how marketing should be conducted and what marketing collateral should be used. In other instances, your area of operation may be adjacent to that of another franchisee operating under the same franchise. At the same […]
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