3 important details to consider when choosing a new office space for your growing small business Choosing a new home for your existing company, or finding a location for your startup, can be a tricky task. When caught up in finding a good location, haggling prices with lot owners, and figuring out parking, selecting new...
Businesses can learn from National Customer Service Week by focusing on what makes customer service good or bad in their own business Did your company celebrate National Customer Customer Service Week? If you haven’t heard of this little-known observation week, let’s fix that now. Sponsored by the non-profit International Customer Service Association (ICSA), National Customer...
Reducing workplace stress in your business environment will help you and your employees be more productive and focused on growth Life is stressful, especially when you work in an environment that is riddled with tension and exhaustion. Too much stress can even negatively impact your health, resulting in conditions ranging from nausea to insomnia. According...
Basic tricks and tips that every small business must know to better manage their growing business and be successful With 99.7% of all businesses in the United States having under 500 employees, it’s clear that small businesses are at the heart of the American economy. However, even with so many small businesses out there, it...
Real estate agents need to be tech savvy when marketing their listings – investing in these technology tools will help realtors stay competitive Like any industry, technology is moving the housing market and real estate in new directions. Tech-savvy Millennials are going to be the largest demographic of home buyers very soon. In the next...
Business travel tips that save costs to help you expand on new business opportunities and grow your small business on a budget Traveling for your business can lead to amazing opportunities and connections, but it can also be rather costly. In the United States every year, over $300 billion is spent on business travel. With some savvy...
Ghosting employers is on the rise – could your small business fall victim to “ghosting” when interviewing job candidates? A striking number of applicants have been “ghosting” potential employers, so much so, that many jobs have opted to hire candidates with little to no experience in their field. As more and more job seekers fail...
4 of the most common types of loss that small businesses may face can be avoided with proper protections in place Just because you run a small business and not a multi-national conglomerate doesn’t mean that you don’t have to deal with some of the same issues and concerns that they do. There are a...
Simple low-cost or no-cost actions small businesses can take to make their employees happier and more productive As a business owner, it makes sense that you want your employees to be as productive as possible. Getting more work done most likely means you can be making more money, and who doesn’t want that? Here are...
Are your small business social media accounts secure from hackers? Follow these social media security tips to protect your accounts and data from cyber attacks. Most businesses have social media accounts as a marketing tool. They use Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc. to talk about their specials, discuss product information, and connect with their customers. But...