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Credit Card Advance Financing
For many businesses owners, borrowing money during tough times can be difficult. There is a new alternative to conventional lending practices that is becoming extremely popular. Credit card advance loans are often called many different names, but essentially all do the same thing: provide loans based on the business’s average monthly credit card generated sales.

How small businesses owners can make this their best year ever
Here are my top tips to help small businesses owners make this year their best year ever...
Plan for Success
The new year is such an exciting time for businesses. Owners normally find themselves rejuvenated after the holidays and ready for an even BETTER new year. The desk gets cleared, the blank pages come out, the pen is poised and the first question that comes to mind is, “where do I start?”

Is the Human Resources function really just a necessary evil?
What is the single largest expense in most businesses? People; payroll costs represent anywhere between 60 to 85% of controllable expenses.

Don't Make The Cutback Mistake
Things to do when your market is slow to increase your sales and profits.
Planning For Small Business Success
You see, successful people don’t just wait around for things to start happening…they make things happen. And not just any old things—the right things.

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Organized Business! How Organized is Yours?
According to the Small Business Administration small businesses make up more than 99.7 percent of all employees. Add to that the latest figures that show small businesses create 75% of the net new jobs in our economy and you can see how important small businesses are. Small Business Owners have a very challenging job. Many small business owners go into an industry because it matches their passion or is something that they are really good at. What many start up business owners do not realize is that it takes a LOT more than being good in a particular industry to successfully run a business.
The Seven Deadly Sins of Retailing
Most businesses that fail do so because of their owners’ “sins.” Usually it’s not for lack of hard work. On the contrary, most store owners put in long hours. The problem is that owners don’t succeed for working hard; they succeed because they produce results, plan ahead and optimize their resources.

President Obama, Small Businesses & Growing the American Dream during Tough Times
Just as lending institutions need to free more credit to allow small businesses to grow, small business owners in turn are going to have to get much savvier about marketing and promoting their businesses in order to reach their target market and have their businesses grow.

Top 10 Easy Home Businesses: Which Businesses Can You Start With The Least Amount Of Cash Investment
Many home businesses fail because owners put too much money into their start-up costs, only to see no returns. Owners also fail to do enough research on the always-changing economic demands of consumers.
Factoring vs. A/R Financing: What’s the Difference?
In today’s tight credit environment, more and more businesses are having to turn to alternative and non-bank financing options to access the capital they need to keep the gears of their business running smoothly. There are a number of different tools available to owners of cash-strapped businesses in search of financing, but two of the main ones are factoring and accounts receivable (A/R) financing. Sometimes, business owners lump these two options together in their minds, but in reality, there are a few slight differences that result in these being different financing products.
Top Reasons Small Businesses Fail - Mash Bonigala
If you are like most small business owners you will pour your heart and soul along with every last penny into your new small business during the first five years of operation. Unfortunately, for the majority of small business owners their businesses will still fail within five years. Why do so many small businesses fail? And what can a prospective owner do to increase their individual odds?

Specialize or Generalize Which is Better for an Online Home Business?
Internet business owners have been having an ongoing debate about whether it is better for owners of online home businesses to become specialists or if it would serve them better to be generalists. Here is a look at the pros and cons of becoming either a specialist or a generalist to help you choose which option would be better for you
How To Prepare To Sell A Business
Business owners invest much time and effort into their businesses, and most arrive at the hard decision to sell their businesses at some point in time. There are various reasons for selling a business, and although each circumstance is unique, most owners have similar incentives and concerns. It is an emotional and difficult process, and the most advantageous deal is achieved by understanding the steps and factors that determine the best time to sell.
The Difference Between Venture Capital and Working Capital: Why Knowing the Difference Can Help Your Business Survive
It is not uncommon for business owners suffering through a cash flow crunch to determine that bringing on an equity partner or investor, such as a venture capitalist or angel investor, will solve all their problems. Unfortunately, many businesses have failed due to this kind of thinking. Specifically, these owners did not understand the difference between equity financing and working capital. Often, what these businesses really need is simply a boost in or access to more working capital.

Six Advantages and Disadvantages of Incorporating a Business
Should I incorporate my business or not? This is one of the questions I get so often when I talk to my clients about the fundamentals of incorporating a business. So in this article, I will be sharing with you the advantages and disadvantages of incorporating your business. Incorporating a business is one of the key questions to ask when starting a business but before I go into the pros and cons of getting incorporated, I want to draw a line between unincorporated businesses and incorporated businesses. Unincorporated businesses cover sole proprietorships, or businesses which have exactly one owner, partnerships or businesses which have two or more co-owners.
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