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January 28, 2013

7 Ways to Sort a ‘Slow Pay’ from a ‘No Pay’ Client

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the check is in the mail
It's an all too common dilemma for small-business owners: How much time do you give customers to pay overdue bills before writing off your losses as bad debt? Deciding when it's …
the cleaning bouquet
After serving eight years in the U.S. Navy, Danielle McCray wanted to start her own business as both a way to give back to her community of Florence, South Carolina, …
retirement funds
The U.S. Small Business Administration warns that too many small-business owners today lack sufficient retirement savings. In fact, wage-earning or hourly employees are more likely to be well-prepared for retirement …
winner winner chicken dinner
Each year, Ernst & Young names a cadre of business owners as Entrepreneurs of the Year in various categories and then picks one overall winner. In 2012, the global accounting …
farmers markets
American consumers love a good farmers market: The succulent fruits and vegetables. The tempting sights, sounds, and smells. The feeling of rubbing shoulders with neighbors and coming home with delicious, …
Excellent Credit Score
No matter how large or small your business is, it's important to have a great credit score — both for you and your business. Good credit scores are like money …
middleman
Etsy, OpenTable, Airbnb, and other successful startups in recent memory have at least one thing in common: They don't sell their own products or services. These online marketplaces facilitate transactions …
Malinak
When Etsy launched in 2005, the e-commerce site turned thousands of hobbyists into professional craftspeople. Woodworkers, knitters, seamstresses, and others suddenly had a virtual storefront through which they could sell …
family business
Nine out of 10 businesses in the United States are family-owned, according to the Small Business Administration. That's an impressive statistic, considering all of the minefields associated with keeping things …
screenshot viddy
Social media and reality TV have quietly changed what we expect from the people with whom we do business. We get a behind-the-scenes glimpse into lives of celebrities, entrepreneurs, and …
Kathy Sidell
Kathy Sidell grew up in a family of foodies. In 2005, the producer-turned-restaurateur opened the Metropolitan Club in Chestnut Hill, Mass. Since then, she's expanded the upscale burger bar to …
blurred services
At Cranky Concierge, we have a fairly simple menu of services: flight planning, flight monitoring, and urgent assistance. Although we handle various tasks in each of these three categories, our …
about intuit
Before customers buy anything from your small business, they may want to know more about it and you — perhaps so they can determine whether or not they think your …
corporate brands
Branding is about more than having an eye-catching logo. It's about the promise you make to your customers to provide a product or service, to do so with consistency and …
Angry mob at Lot's door
Reputation. It's a concept you hear about from a young age but probably give little thought to — until negative words are spoken about you. Then, suddenly, you're all too …

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January 12, 2013

Avoid These 10 Marketing Goofs



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Intuit Small Business Blog
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oops
As a competitive small-business owner, it's easy to get so caught up in the latest trends that you lose sight of your company's goals. This can, of course, lead to …
languages
Keeping opening lines of communication in any office can be a challenge. As the U.S. workforce becomes increasingly diverse and multilingual, the task can prove even more difficult. However, by …
dropbox
If your small business isn't in the cloud, it probably should be. The cloud not only protects your data against unexpected computer failures and stolen devices, but also allows you …
public wi-fi
If you travel for your business — or just need an occasional change of scenery from your home office — you're probably a regular user of public Wi-Fi networks. But …
byod
U.S. business owners spent much of 2012 fighting the BYOD trend. But as the year draws to close, more and more bosses seem to be embracing it. In fact, bringing …
Built to Sell
Ever dream of selling your business for a profit? Or maybe you'd like to know what prospective buyers think of your company's potential? Entrepreneur and angel investor John Warrillow developed …
online shopping
Each year, retail experts weigh in on the impact that e-commerce is having on traditional stores. Their current consensus: Local merchants who don't offer their customers the option of ordering …
the cost of care
The Affordable Care Act is coming in 2014, and it has a lot of small businesses wondering about what it means for them and what it will do to health …
suggestion box
You already know that the most valuable feedback about your company comes from your customers. But do you know how to effectively solicit their input? If your usual survey-response rates …
too nice
Many budding entrepreneurs start their own companies because they like interacting with people and providing products or services that others need. But the friendly relationships that grow out of this impulse …
collective power
Ever feel like an ant crawling through a landscape of giant big-box competitors? If so, consider this: The average anthill packs plenty of collective power, and when its residents gather …
mistakes
When we book flights, we specialize in being able to decipher all of the complex airline rules in order to make travel easier for our clients. But we occasionally get …
credit file
If you've ever taken out a loan or a credit card on behalf of your small business, your company probably has a credit history similar to that of an individual …
mobilize
In the age of "always on" and "on-the-go," small business owners who haven't thought about how their websites function on a mobile phone are in danger of being left behind. …
google docs
Think Microsoft has a lock on office productivity suites? Think again. Several free apps and services are poised to give Microsoft Office a run for its money in 2013. We …
craigslist ads
As job seekers turn to the web for employment leads, many small-business owners are using sites like Craigslist to post opportunities and reach potential candidates. According to a company fact …

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