Software helps small businesses work more efficiently, but it’s not the best solution in every case.
For example, I don’t use software to keep my personal budget. I made my own Microsoft Excel template that tracks my income, spending…
Purchasing insurance may not be as fun as choosing new furniture and paint colors, but it’s a critical part of the homebuying process. Your homeowners insurance policy is a financial safety net in case of a disaster, so you’ll want to ask a few important questions to make sure you have the coverage you need at a price you can afford…
Online shopping is a lot safer than it used to be. Retailers are using top-level encryption standards to protect consumers’ personal information, and lenders are providing consumers with credit card safety features like the ability to verify a suspicious purchase or freeze a compromised credit card. Plus, new tools like virtual wallets are making online transactions more secure…
As an entrepreneur, time is not on your side. Yet spending those tedious hours to identify and vet the optimal candidates for your growing company is crucial.
When your team needs to expand rapidly to meet organizational demands and challenges, it’s quite easy to hire the first person who looks...
Mark Twain is credited with saying, “Those who don’t read have no advantage over those who can’t read.” This maxim is equally applicable to how you treat your customer feedback: If you don’t review the feedback you receive and act upon it, how does that feedback benefit you?
The idea of closed-loop customer response stems from computer science…
It seems like new technologies and processes are coming out every week, and that can be hard for your current employees to keep up with. Constantly learning new skills can be overwhelming for both employer and employee. Yet taking the time to upskill your employees will benefit your business in more ways than one, and the approach doesn’t have to be hard to implement…
Have you ever had someone meet you for the first time, and 10 minutes into the conversation, he/she says your name – and it’s wrong?
Oof - painful. So, what do you do? Do you correct them immediately? Do you leave it alone and hope he or she will figure...