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As your business grows, you’ll find that expanding via the web will be less expensive for certain P&L line items but require extra spending in other categories.
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5 Ways to Stay Profitable in Changing Times
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Best Money Tips: Easy Ways to Beat Smartphone Addiction
Today we found articles on ways to overcome smartphone addiction, financial advice that you should ignore, and small ways to recharge this summer.
Dropping the Price of Gas to $2.50 a Gallon in a Week
Could a few well-chosen words by President Obama cause the price of oil, and therefore gasoline, drop sharply in just a few days? It's worth a thought.
8 Times Most People Are Faking It
We've all been fakes one time or another. We can't help it — sometimes it's the polite thing to do.
Cultural Considerations in Negotiations
It's crucial for small business owners to have an idea of the cultural factors affecting a negotiation going in, whether or not you're doing business internationally.
Best Money Tips: How to Furnish Your Apartment for Less
Today we found articles on budget-friendly ways to furnish an apartment, how to be a good host for house guests, and ways to make back-to-school season exciting for everyone.
Costs of Adding Ecommerce to Brick-and-Mortar Retailing
As your business grows, you’ll find that expanding via the web will be less expensive for certain P&L line items but require extra spending in other categories.
Best Money Tips: How to Improve Yourself — Constantly
Today we found articles on ways to constantly improve yourself, how to save money on home repairs, and ways to save money by taking a vacation.
Market Segmentation to Grow Customers, Sales, and Profits
Neil Lindsay, chief marketing officer for Sprint Prepaid Group, shares his approach to brand positioning, messaging, and go-to-market strategies.
How This Single-Income Family Found Financial Freedom in Just 27 Months
The true, inspiring story of one motivated couple who paid off $37,000 in consumer debt in 27 months by cutting costs and earning extra income.
31 Small Business Tax Deductions
Not deducting all of the expenses that you are allowed leaves money on table. Use the following checklist of rules to reduce your taxable income as much as legally possible.
Best Money Tips: How to Protect Yourself After the Equifax Breach
Today we found articles on what you can do after the Equifax hack, strategies for mastering new skills, and how to prevent flood-damaged clothes from getting mildew.
Make More, Save More With Project-Based Accounting
Get a handle on what constitutes a project and the resources required to develop, sustain, execute, and complete project-oriented assignments.
The Lifetime Value of a Customer
The lifetime value of a customer is a valuable tool for measuring the contribution a customer makes to the bottom line and a useful basis for developing marketing strategies.
8 Invitations to an IRS Tax Audit
Don't let your tax return send up a red flag to the IRS; avoid these common reasons for an audit.
5 Career Tactics That Are Actually Holding You Back
We all want to impress the boss and get ahead (or at least get a raise). Make sure your efforts at advancement aren't actually pushing you back.
The 5 Worst Career Mistakes — and How to Avoid Them
Rising up the corporate ladder is harder than ever — more so if you stumble on a rung or two. Are you making any of these career mistakes?
Best Money Tips: 6 Basic Rules of Investing
Today we found articles on the basic rules of investing, the best tactics to improve your self-control, and DIY costumes you can make with a bed sheet.
Opening the Book on Open Book Management
Share your company's financial information with your employees and you'll all share in the benefits of increased productivity.
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