Getting paid is one of the biggest challenges faced by small businesses.Often your customer has to jump through hoops to pay you. And even when they follow all the correct steps it can take weeks, […]
Unlike payments that arrive in the mail, eChecks will automate your financial management and record keeping. That means more time to devote to building your business. Here’s what you need to know about accepting electronic checks. Go […]
No matter the nature of your business or what style of entrepreneur you are, there are common challenges we all face. Throughout your entrepreneurial journey, keep the following challenges in mind — especially when you […]
Social media trends are constantly changing. They impact the way people buy product and share information and they influence the way businesses sell and market themselves. Here are seven social media trends inspired by consumer […]
As an entrepreneur, ensuring your business is profitable is key to both sustainability and growth. But in order to determine what profitability means for your company, you need clearly defined goals and a comprehensive analysis that provides […]
As a self-employed freelancer or small business owner, knowing how to send an invoice correctly is crucial. How else are you going to get paid? You won’t. In fact, in 2016 there was nearly $825 million owed […]
If you’ve ever been self-employed as a business owner, freelancer, or contractor, then you know how exciting it can be to take your future into your own hands. However, entrepreneurship isn’t for everyone. Maybe your business didn’t […]
Paying bills may not be the most exciting tasks for you as a small business owner, but it’s definitely one of the most important.If you ever get into a situation where your bills pile up […]
Having trouble getting invoices paid? You’re not alone. Check out these 6 ways to keep the incoming revenue wheels greased, making sure you get paid as quickly as possible. Image Credit: DepositPhotos.com. 1. Accept all […]
Seasonal employees are employees who are hired on a temporary basis—either for part-time or full-time positions—during high-traffic seasons. Commonly, seasonal hires work fewer than six months at a time for their employer. It’s important to […]