Social media can be chaotic. Millions of messages compete for attention every minute. If you try to keep up by manual posting, you will have little time to do any other work on your social media strategy.
This is why social media posting tools are essential today. They handle the...
Each year, more women head out on their own as entrepreneurs.
Women currently are majority owners of 39% of U.S. small businesses, a 45% increase from 2007 to 2016, according to SCORE, a network of volunteer business mentors sponsored by the Small Business Administration. These businesses employ nearly...
Outside of selling their products and services, one of the most important things a small business owner can do is reconcile their accounts. Account reconciliation is simply the act of reconciling one set of transactions with another set to ensure both sets match.
The past few months have tested our collective ingenuity and resolve in countless ways. How quickly can we roll out new things? Will our business be sustainable using a new delivery model? If employees aren’t at the office, can we trust them to get work done?
Remote work has been...
The future of work arrived out of nowhere, on the back of a once-in-a-century pandemic. Team dynamics got challenged as members dealt with illness, trauma, and crisis. We've all been forced to rapidly and radically adapt to new working norms. The Ferrazzi Greenlight Research Institute has spent more than 15 years studying high-performing...
Who doesn’t love a discount? Many small business owners have realized that offering a purchase discount to their customers frequently leads to earlier payments and improved cash flow. Learn more about cash discounts and why they might be a good idea for your business.
A few weeks ago, I wrote about capital budgeting and finished the article with a short discussion of economic value added (EVA).
EVA is a way to measure whether your business’ profits return more than the opportunity cost of the capital employed to earn them. It’s like doing...