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Small business owners are most often living day to day, juggling responsibilities, projects and expenses. Because of the busy entrepreneurial lifestyle, more often than not, personal financial decisions are often pushed to the bottom of the “to do” list. Retirement planning is one of those items th Read More

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You sit at your kitchen table or home office and sip your coffee. On your mind is the question, “What’s my big idea?” What’s the one thing that is going to turn what I love to do into what I make money doing? Read More

5 steps for a small business owner to take the "scary" out of SEO and get started especially in the middle of all of the recent changes with SEO Read More

Wouldn't it be great if we could start a business without any start-up costs? Sadly, it is just not possible. And because so many people are looking for the no-cost start-up, many small business entrepreneurs forget to factor in all the start-up costs they will incur. Read More

Cut your corners elsewhere. There are certain things a small business shouldn't skimp on. Here's what you should invest in as a business owner. Read More

Starting a business requires careful planning and forethought. Ask yourself these five questions before starting a small business and you'll have a greater likelihood of success. Read More

A landing page, while providing a valuable opportunity for you to connect with potential customers, won’t do you any good if it’s targeted toward the wrong people. Make a few tweaks to get it working for you. Read More

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According to a 2009 FDIC study, one-quarter of American households do not have full access to traditional banking services, such as a basic bank account. Much of the underserved population works in hospitality, retail and fast food franchises. Check this tech-solution out. Read More