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When you started your business, a sole proprietorship structure was the easiest option. Now that you have more experience, you might wonder if a limited liability company (LLC) would be a better fit for your business. A business that operates as a sole proprietor can transition to an LLC, but you can’t simply convert a […]
Over 43 million people in the US are in student loan debt. Collectively, they owe a staggering total of $1.26 trillion.
Content marketing quickly went from being seen as the future of advertising to the standard of advertising over the past few years but it isn’t a new concept at all.
In a world full of so many businesses vying for attention, how are you going to stand out in the modern age? Not everything in the world is digital – at the end of the day, customers truly do appreciate getting a physical gift. However, finding the right gift that also matches your brand archetype […]
This is a guest post by Brandon Laughridge of CustomSigns.com. An effective call-to-action is a critical component of website conversions. It should not be limited to ecommerce sites. Every page of every website should have a goal or objective for users to complete and a call to action pushes users in that direction. So to […]
For small business owners, deciding whether a worker is an independent contractor vs. employee is tricky. Companies of all sizes rely on both employees and independent contractors to run their businesses at full productivity, but there are some important differences between contractors and employees. If you’re considering hiring an independent contractor (IC), you need to […]
The type of personality you have can directly affect your ability to make money. New data from Truity Psychometrics suggests that your Myers-Briggs personality type correlates with how much money you earn. The study focused on extroversion, sensing, thinking, and judging to predict higher incomes. Introverted, sensing, and perceiving individuals (ISPs) make an average of $32,000/year, while […]
There are many benefits to working at home – not least the savings on cost and travel, the flexible hours, and the ability to maximize family time. Minutes and hours normally wasted on commuting can be spent at work, and studies show that an employee’s productivity rises by about a third when they switch to […]
Quite simply, most Americans can’t afford to get sick. Recovering physically from an injury or illness may be much easier and faster than recovering financially.
Becoming a better business person isn’t always about studying the market, reading books by gurus, or going back to school. Playing these 10 business board games will help you improve your skills the fun way. BP’s Picks for Best Business Board Games for Businesses? Best Overall Business Board Game: Catan Most Cutthroat Business Board Game: […]
It’s never too early to learn how to manage money. Keeping track of where you spend your money and how much you earn teaches you to save up and set goals. Learning to budget is an important skill to have. When you spend more than you earn, then you have to borrow from other people. […]
If you want to start a small business but you don’t have large cash flow, there are still many great opportunities available. These jobs can be side businesses to start, but they may eventually replace your entire income. A small business on the side was once a novel idea, but it has become more mainstream with […]
