It’s no secret that small businesses can have a hard time getting financing. So before you approach lenders, make sure you ask yourself: how can I maximize my chances of getting credit approval? Here are five simple things you can do to up the odds of getting your funding approved.
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5 tips to getting small business financing
Posted by Jay_pas under Raising CapitalFrom http://upandrunning.bplans.com 4423 days ago
Grab Your Market Share; Don’t Let Slow Sales Affect Outreach
Posted by menzies under Public RelationsFrom http://nctechnews.com 4423 days ago
Creativity is the key to keeping a small business flourishing in tight economic times, getting the word out in places frequented by your prospects. This can be done through proactive, strategic marketing and public relations which are big on results and low on cost.
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Are You Feeding Your Soul?
Posted by HollyHanna under Self-DevelopmentFrom http://www.theworkathomewoman.com 4423 days ago
What makes you deep down, giggling, joyful and excited to be alive kind of happy? Take a minute and think about the last time you felt that way? What were you doing? How did you feel? Your whole body probably felt energized, your mind fresh and ready to go, you had a huge smile on your face!
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Is Starting a Franchise From Home for You? Business on Main
Posted by franpro under FranchisesFrom http://businessonmain.msn.com 4423 days ago
Franchising isn't always the easiest way to start a business. But now there are a growing number of opportunities that you can launch from the comfort of your home. Check out Rieva Lesonsky's post.
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Proposed Legislation Would Help Small Businesses Offer Employee Retirement Plans
Posted by NetworkSolutions under ManagementFrom http://www.networksolutions.com 4423 days ago
Do you wish you could offer your employees a retirement plan to help you compete against bigger employers with hefty benefits packages? A Senate panel is planning to introduce new legislation to make it easier for small business owners to offer their employees retirement plans without busting their
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“Cash Mob” Supporting Local Businesses
Posted by ramkumarapp under Social MediaFrom http://runapptivo.apptivo.com 4423 days ago
Small businesses are the spine of any economy. If a small business gives back to the local community, the local community will support it. Finally, the growth of a small business depends on the policy of give and take. To support the growth of small businesses, a group of small business supporters
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4 Important Elements of a Digital TribeFusion Alliance
Posted by BLASTanna under Online MarketingFrom http://blog.fusionalliance.com 4423 days ago
A digital tribe is a group of people who share similar interested and beliefs, but how do you know which tribe to marketing to? When defining a target market and creating a campaign, it should be noted that before you decide to market to a specific digital tribe, you should evaluate 4 important ele
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Feed-in Tariffs and the Economics of Wind Energy
Posted by crozon under NewsFrom http://wind-smith.com 4423 days ago
FIT, or feed-in tariff, is a worldwide, governmentally funded program that is designed to encourage the growth of renewable energy technologies such as wind energy, and is typically achieved by offering long-term contracts, 20 years in the case the Ontario FIT Program.
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7 Tips for Getting Your Marketing Message Right
Posted by SBA.gov under MarketingFrom http://www.sba.gov 4423 days ago
By Caron Beesley. How do you describe your business to the world? What words sum up your brand identity and what you have to offer? Are you clearly explaining your business value? Getting your marketing, positioning, and brand statements right is an essential step to building your overall business
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Social Media Marketing 101: Socia Media Does Not Live In A Vaccuum
Posted by Jennykaypollock under Social MediaFrom http://blog.four51.com 4423 days ago
So you have a Facebook page up and running and your Twitter following is growing. Now what do you do? How do you provide quality customer service?
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