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Other Added - Why Incorporate Your Business?
They say, “you can't teach an old dog new tricks” -- but if that old dog is an experienced exhibitor, he'd better learn some new tricks to stay alive in today's competitive trade show environment!Recently, I had a range of experiences that brought home the importance of going to every trade show with 'baby eyes' -- with an open mind and willingness to consider everything about your exhibit from a number of different angles.What are 'baby eyes'?If you've ever spent any amount of time with a baby
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Does your company need to retain the services of a competent computer consulting firm, but you have no idea how to really evaluate “competence”? In the first part of this two-part series on Computer Consulting 101 hiring tips, we looked at why small businesses find it so difficult to hire good computer consulting companies, as well as four basic questions that you must be addressed when searching for a new computer consulting vendor. Now in this second and final installment of this two part series on Computer Consulting 1
Sole Proprietors Are Rolling The Dice
Anyone who operates a business, alone or with others, may incorporate. Under the right circumstances, the owner of any size business can benefit.
In today's competitive and unfortunately litigious business climate, you can't afford to throw the dice with your most valuable asset. Your exposure is greater than you may think, both personally and professionally.
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I was thinking today about those people who come to us for help.You know, the Customers.And the only reason I’m bringing this up is because of some of the comments that were posted on that major web site about that organization that helps people beautify their homes had been just sort of swimming around my head the past day or two.And it got me to thinking about how we “train” our clients to accept the level of service we wish to provide.I’ll say it one more time.We train our clients to
Sole Proprietors Are Rolling The Dice
Anyone who operates a business, alone or with others, may incorporate. Under the right circumstances, the owner of any size business can benefit.
In today's competitive and unfortunately litigious business climate, you can't afford to throw the dice with your most valuable asset. Your exposure is greater than you may think, both personally and professionally.
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There's an old saying that goes, "You have to give to get." Well, I don't know if the word, have is 100% accurate, but what I do know is that it surely makes things a lot easier. Try this exercise: Put something small, perhaps a coin or other small object in your hand. Now, hold onto it as tight as you can. What do you notice? The fact is that if anyone wanted to give you something, you would be in no position to accept it because your hand is holding tightly to what you already have. It's the same with everything
Sole Proprietors Are Rolling The Dice
Anyone who operates a business, alone or with others, may incorporate. Under the right circumstances, the owner of any size business can benefit.
In today's competitive and unfortunately litigious business climate, you can't afford to throw the dice with your most valuable asset. Your exposure is greater than you may think, both personally and professionally.
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As both an active project manager and a project management trainer, people often ask me what are the fundamental aspects to successful project management. Whilst there have been many great books written on the subject, I always summarise what I believe to be the best practices at the heart of good project management.Define the scope and objectivesFor any project to be successful you need to understand what the project is supposed to achieve. Suppose your boss asks you to organise a campaign
In today's competitive and unfortunately litigious business climate, you can't afford to throw the dice with your most valuable asset. Your exposure is greater than you may think, both personally and professionally.
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Buying bulk can be really addicting. Imagine saving a few dollars if you buy a six per pack of a product compared to buying just one? The savings that you can potentially have can be really hard to resist.Knowing this, groceries and superstores have been employing this marketing strategy since time immemorial. Buy two and take 1 for free or buy three and save a dollar. There are even packs of items that combine products that are saleable and not so saleable and the strategy works. People buy things that they neve
This is by far the biggest reason to incorporate or form an LLC. It makes no sense to be a sole proprietorship unless you have no assets or future assets coming. Unfortunately many CPAs advise their clients not to incorporate until they reach a certain profit level. Overall we strongly disagree with this advice because getting sued is so very costly, regardless of whether they win or lose the case. If you are sued as a sole proprietorship, you could lose your personal assets. How?
As a sole proprietor, you personally have unlimited liability if your business is sued.
Insurance Isn't A Fool-Proof Safety Net
Some people consider insurance to be the solution. Insurance will provide some level of protection, but
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