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Small business owners need to wear many different hats to keep things running smoothly. From start up costs to seasonal slowdowns, smaller entrepreneurs need to plan for everything including the unanticipated. Here are 10 things every small business owner should
Got millions of ‘to-dos’ floating around in your head? Responding to emails, updating employee data, sorting out inventory, small businesses are hit with endless tasks on a daily basis. To ensure none of these important business tasks get pushed
Running a small business is not for the faint of heart. Between filing taxes, hiring employees, managing client relations, and production, it’s enough to drive the sanest person a little crazy. Fortunately, there are ways to make running a small
If your business is online — you have a website, you use social media, and you have an email list — then it’s more likely than not that you’ll need to make sure your business is GDPR compliant by . Don’t
At some point, all small business owners will find themselves in need of inspiration. And there’s nothing better than good, old-fashioned small business magazines (or, okay, maybe an online magazine) to give you the revitalizing boost, or simply a store of extra knowledge,
If you’re serious about running and growing your small business, you’ll want to set up abusiness bank account ASAP so you can start managing your finances (and, eventually, apply for a small business loan). But when you start searching for
Running a business is not for the faint of heart or the weary of spirit. In addition to the stamina required to run the race, there are skills that make growing your business a little bit easier. Recently, HubSpot
Many small businesses, including hair salons, family doctors, and pet grooming services, rely on appointments to keep their businesses running. The more appointments you can get, and the more reliably you can get them, the better. In today’s world, appointment
When Superstorm Sandy hit New York City in 2012, businesses of all stripes were forced to shutter. Small businesses — many without immediate resources or funding to rebuild — faced particularly daunting challenges. In Manhattan, Baseline Design, a woman-owned business