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Don't Be Afraid of Accounts Receivable
Many small and midsize businesses (SMB) we consult with are afraid of implementing policies and procedures to better manage their accounts receivable (A/R) because they are scared of losing customers. Is this fear preventing you from achieving AR best practices?

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The Stupid Business: Fifteen Guaranteed Signs that Your Business Will Fail
There are smart businesses and stupid businesses. Smart businesses grow profitably, generate cash flow, increase in value over time, and operate without significant input from the founders. Stupid businesses aren’t set up to do any of these things, and are destined to eventually fail. This article provides fifteen signs that you might have a stupid business.
When The Customer Won't Pay
As the recession grinds on, more and more businesses and consumers are feeling the pinch. Some businesses and consumers are trying to solve their cash problems by paying their bills more slowly. And, unfortunately, bills from small businesses are often the ones that businesses and consumers think they can delay paying. That doesn't mean your business should accept this as a fact of business life. There are a number of steps you can take to collect outstanding receivables and to get customers to pay on time.
Don't Be Afraid of Accounts Receivable
Many small and midsize businesses (SMB) we consult with are afraid of implementing policies and procedures to better manage their accounts receivable (A/R) because they are scared of losing customers. Is this fear preventing you from achieving AR best practices?

Home Based Business Opportunity - Collaborating will Take It to Greater Heights
All businesses which have been successful in their venture at some point or the other taken help from other businesses or mentors, in other words, collaborated with businesses to compliment their work. There is no reason, why you cannot apply this same formula to your own home based business opportunity no matter what product or service you sell. How can this bennift you?
Make Outsourcing A Strategic Business Decision For Your Small Business
Many small businesses like yours are pulling in a clean 30 to 40% in profits by cutting down their expenses and by focusing more on their revenue generating activities. Industry reports and surveys carried out recently revealed that midsize and small businesses are raking in more profits and witnessing a steady surge in their operations, thanks to outsourcing.
Is Your Business Using Google Places to Increase Sales?
The web continues to grow in importance for businesses as a vehicle to increase sales, customer loyalty, and increase the net of potential businesses. Besides your website, businesses are increasing revenues through the using of social media, online promotions, and through Google search and places. Many businesses are not yet using their Google Places to its fullest. Learn why you should enhance your Google Places listing and update it regularly.
Six Foolproof Ways to Make Sure Your Company Thrives
Fast growth companies continue to hire even as our economy struggles to recover. What makes these companies tick? How do they continue to prosper and grow in these economic times? Here are six timeless strategies for doing just that, courtesy of Verne Harnish, creator of MIT's Birthing of Giants program, and founder of Gazelles, Inc. Whether you run a small or midsize business or manage a department in a larger company, these strategies will work for you ...
Tips to Growing Your Home Based Business
Many small businesses are created with the goal of eventually becoming large businesses. Growth should be an integral part of nearly any business, because like it or not, businesses that plateau, soon begin to decline.
Steps To Change From Brick-And-Mortar To A Virtual Office
Thanks to the Internet and its ecosystem, many current businesses are now operational without even physically existing, and with all due respect to the traditional way of setting up businesses, current small businesses are going virtual, and embracing its cost and growth benefits.
Small and Midsize Business Need Ordinance and Law Insurance Coverage
A little-known but very useful insurance coverage for small- to midsize-business owners is Ordinance and Law coverage. Generally lacking in simple commercial coverage, this basically is additional property coverage available to building owners and landlords of either residential or commercial units. Ordinance and Law coverage fills the gap in your property coverage if you own a building that is 25 years old or older which many Orange County properties are. Ordinance and Law coverage is broken down into three sections: Loss to the Undamaged Portion of the Building, Coverage for the Cost of Demolition and Coverage for the Increased Costs of Construction.

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