Back in the olden days (1978), a theater term was applied to finance, and angel investing was born. As far as I can tell, this is the one and only time that theater and finance have merged, at least outside of one semester of college when I took an acting class…
Every business wants more qualified leads, but not everyone who visits your website is a potential customer. Your lead generation funnel weeds out window shoppers while providing a seamless experience to all visitors.
Fill your pipeline and improve your sales process by building a high converting sales funnel that moves...
Business and games don’t seem like things that mix (unless you’re in the business of creating games, of course). But in recent years, using games to boost both employee productivity and customer engagement has become increasingly popular with businesses trying to find new ways to operate more efficiently and profitably…
If you work solo, chances are the only receipts you need to manage are your own. But once you hire employees, you’ll also need to start managing their expenses as well. The easiest way to do that is by having your employees submit expense reports. An expense report is designed to report on any business-related expenses an employee…
Term versus whole life insurance: It’s a debate everyone must consider before buying a life insurance policy.
A Money Talks News reader named “Richard” wrote us the following question about this decision…
It’s a tale as old as time – you want to save money, but just can’t resist an impulse purchase in the moment even though you know it’s probably not a wise financial decision.
There may be a simple reason why, and it boils down to how you feel about money, according to Eesha Sharma, an associate professor…
Researching your competition might be the most important thing you do in your startup journey.
“I have an idea for a startup, what now?” I get this question very often. My answer is always to do comprehensive competitive analysis before taking one step forward…