When the pandemic started around a year ago, businesses that didn’t have an online presence quickly set up a website and social media pages. While this was a good move on their part, the companies still faced the daunting task of competing against competitors that already had years of online presence under their belt. Even though
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The business realm is among the hardest-hit industries by COVID-19’s effects, with more than 100,000 US businesses already closed down, many for good. But, such a grim cautionary tale should not deter entrepreneurs from taking some risks, given how critical products and services are to maintain a sense of normalcy in today’s pandemic situation. One
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It is never a good idea to allow customers to leave a store unhappy. Although contrary to the old adage, customers are not always right, it is still a good idea to try to do anything you can to mitigate the situation and arrive at a solution that is satisfactory to both parties. Otherwise, the
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A lot of us could use extra money at the moment. We’re in a pandemic, and even if you’re not struggling to make ends meet, you likely know someone who is and wants to take steps to secure your financial future further. Some people have decided to start a small business or ventured into freelancing
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Setting your own deadlines, not having to answer to anyone except for yourself, and having your own space to think up ideas to make progress better sounds like such a dream. To a person tied to a corporate job to make ends meet, being the spearhead of a company doesn’t seem feasible even if the
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A lot of businesses were hurt when the COVID pandemic started. Falling profits and disrupted systems made it difficult for a lot of operations to survive. Now, with the recovery starting, businesses are coming back. This time around, many entrepreneurs are taking stock of their preparations and are thinking of what they can do to
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Data shows that 70 percent of family businesses end their triumphant run even before the second generation assumes control over the enterprise. That is an unfortunate and overwhelming figure, especially if you are managing a family business yourself. That number is even worse to hear if you plan to turn your business venture into a personal legacy
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Ideally, businesses have an employment law attorney on a retainer basis. Remember that laws govern the operation of a business, and if you fail to comply with these regulations, you are susceptible to facing legal charges. Should that happen, you need an expert to offer you guidance throughout the process. One way businesses get in trouble, with
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Small businesses are gradually recovering from the initial effects of the pandemic that affected many industries around the world. At this point, the use of technology was highlighted as businesses turned to it to allow them to recover. It also allowed them to connect with their customers who started to flock online for their daily
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As a business owner, how much do you think about clutter and cleanliness? You’re more likely to think about marketing strategies, profit and growth, and scalability, among others. All these are essential, but organization and hygiene in the workplace are just as vital. In fact, they can be a secret to employee happiness. And when
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