Do you remember the days before you had a fleet tracking system? Do you remember the amount of paperwork you had to do and the amount of time spent tapping on calculators trying vainly to figure out where your fuel expenditure was disappearing to? You put that behind you with your GPS fleet tracker and […]
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What is the most important thing new bloggers cut out when they start? A mailing list. The reason? Cost, most likely. Why is this a bad move according to Neil Patel? Email list is a recurring source of traffic. You publish a post and send an email to your subscribers and you can get recurring […]
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Image source Studies show that at least 50% of all businesses go “belly up” within five years of their start-ups. Small retailers in strip malls open and close on a regular and consistent basis; that specialty burger joint lasted only a little more than a year; e-commerce websites come and go on a regular basis. […]
Continue readingWhen you consider all the turbulence taking place in the world today, it’s not hard to make a convincing case to hold at least some gold or silver in your investment portfolio – or even an emergency fund. There’s an equally compelling reason to invest in a gold IRA, as a way of protecting your […]
Continue readingMany entrepreneurs call their startup business their “baby.” When you take a look at the time people put into their businesses, it’s no wonder. Your startup is a reflection of your biggest aspirations. And nothing is better than watching those aspirations bloom into a tangible, booming enterprise. With that being said, nothing is worse […]
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The common misconception is that a blog is based on a multiple of monthly earnings. Technically this is correct. However, a blog is a business that generates revenue and the traditional valuation method of a multiple of yearly earnings is the accepted valuation methodology from buyers when buying a blog. In this article we will […]
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Personal Finance vs Business Finance One of the things about entrepreneurship, particularly in the early stages of any venture, is that the personal world is often still much entangled with the business world. Our time, our money, our risk, our stress, our hopes, our ambitions – there is no such thing as leaving it at […]
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One of the most difficult things about starting a business is creating a reliable employee base while still having enough money to put into business operations. Instead of spending too much overhead money in your new company by trying to establish a workforce of full-time employees, consider using freelance workers, a practice which is becoming […]
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Admit it. You do envy people who are rich, if only just a little. Life just seems to be easier for them; they don’t worry about the bills; they take nice vacations; they can pursue lots of interests and hobbies; they don’t worry about retirement. We also wonder how they became rich, if they did […]
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© tashatuvango / Dollar Photo Club The Balance Sheet is a snapshot of your company’s finances. The basic parts of it are Assets, Liabilities, and Equity. Knowing the numbers for just these three categories can show you how much debt you have and how much profit you have accumulated. If you want to build a […]
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