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Crowdfunding Promotion Tactics 101!
You can start as many Kickstarter campaigns as you please. However, if you do not let people know about them there is a slim chance that your goal will be met. Your campaign has to be active, so the chances of it being funded increase. Therefore, today we are go Read More

Here are some tax implications to keep in mind when planning your investment strategy for 2014 and beyond. Read More

Small business owners with bad credit have financing challenges which make it more important that they pay attention to their cash flows. In order to protect the health of their businesses, they should never make assumptions regarding their financing. Read More

If you’re looking to become a franchise owner, have you thought about targeting opportunities that provide feel-good products and services? In this SBA.gov article, I go through a few franchises in the "feel good" category. Read More

While loan volume has been reported as increasing in the US, there remains a crunch in financing for the smaller to medium sized businesses that fall into this blanket definition. Read More

Now is the time to plan your home business tax deductions. Here are 5 to consider for the rest of the year. Read More

If I was a minimum-wage worker flipping burgers at a fast food franchise, or re-stocking shelves at a retail store for $8.00 an hour, I know for sure I would turn down a $2.00 an hour raise for fear of being hurt by it. Heck, I am feeling unimaginable pain just thinking about what could happen. Read More

As much as equity crowdfunding stems from the rewards model, the purpose and approach of each differ greatly. For one, rewards-based crowdfunding primarily develops a concept or product, whereas equity projects need to have already gained traction in order to entice investors. Read More

Here at PayProTec, we often talk about credit cards as ways for your small or medium business to accept payments. But that’s not the only way your business can benefit from credit cards—they can also be used as a way to pay business expenses, or even as a form of startup capital. Read More