For many people, making the “green” transition is not just a trend. It is also a way of life. From recycling to composting, it is a process that requires time, but the feeling of doing the right thing is its own reward. If you compost or you’re looking for an excuse to start, CompoKeeper has […]
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The following is a guest post. If you’re interested in expanding your online portfolio and venturing into the world of stocks, shares and forex then you need to be fully aware of what’s affecting the markets. People who invest in forex and have a stock portfolio can generate large amounts of profit but, the risks
Even before your business is a real business, with equipment and employees, and profits and procedure manuals, your business idea needs a website. Until you’ve actually sold something, you don’t know whether or not you have a business or pipe-dream. I can create a website for you, specifically designed to gauge the interest of your
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An Entrepreneur’s Guide to Small Biz Bookkeeping is a free course at Udemy by Greg Lam of the Small Biz Doer: Greg writes: The course is called “An Entrepreneur’s Guide to Small Biz Bookkeeping”. You can check out my course for free by going to udemy.com/an-entrepreneurs-guide-to-small-biz-bookkeeping/. It’s designed for small business owners struggling to learn
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Franchise Direct sent me a promotional video for some of their franchises. Even though it’s very promotional, I thought that it contained an interesting mix of business ideas and opportunities to share. Two of the interesting franchises profiled were: Alloy Wheel Repair Specialists Jan-Pro Cleaning Systems The video is below.
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We often hear about good people unable to find work. What about the companies who are hiring but cannot find good employees? The Washington Post shares one of those stories. We’ve been in business for 25 years. Our customers range from the Fortune Global 500 to small business — and business is good. That’s why
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Got a few minutes? Feel like taking your SAT…again? No, not that SAT! “The Stickiness Aptitude Test,” or SAT, was designed by The Heath Brothers and Guy Kawasaki. Go ahead. Take the quiz. Post your scores in the comments.
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Study the gold dust around you Offer something spectacularly exclusive Never underestimate the importance of the human touch Let people Pick Your Brain, commercially Motivation alone is not the answer Read all the details at Jim’s Marketing Blog.
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1830 — The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad’s new Tom Thumb steam locomotive races a horse-drawn car, presaging steam’s role in US railroading. 1898 — Caleb Bradham invents the carbonated soft drink that will later be called “Pepsi-Cola”. 1953 — Nippon Television broadcasts Japan’s first television show, including its first TV advertisement. Caleb Davis Bradham (May
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A reader wrote: What information do you have about starting a Zumba business? Not much unfortunately. Thanks for pointing out our deficit. Zumba is a dance fitness program created by Colombian dancer and choreographer Alberto “Beto” Perez during the 1990s. The dance workout is more like a wild party scene than a strict exercise regiment.
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