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How to Train Your Team on a New Tech Tool?

February 1, 2019 / Dave Taylor / Business Advice / No Comments
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I know that adopting new technology for my business is one of the best ways to improve our overall efficiency; getting people on a new dashboard or introducing them to a new app can dramatically improve conversational efficiency, keep people organized, and give us access to more data so you can make better high-level decisions. But how can I do it efficiently and effectively?

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How Do I Know When to Repair or Replace My Computer?

January 19, 2019 / Dave Taylor / Business Advice / No Comments
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When a computer breaks or becomes slow and buggy, you have a choice to make. You can either pay to have your computer fixed, or you can shop around for a new computer. Sometimes the choice is easy to make. Other times, it’s more challenging. One thing’s for sure, though: Knowing how to make an educated decision will save you money in the long run.

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Best Corporate Structure for a New Online Business?

January 10, 2019 / Deb Frey / Business Advice / 1 Comment
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If you’ve never been involved in launching or owning a business, then you’re probably unsure of what to do with your very first venture. And while there are lots of different aspects to consider, legal protection in the form of corporate structure is one of the most important elements…

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Why You Need Business Credit and What Card to Choose

January 1, 2019 / Dave Taylor / Business Advice / No Comments
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When starting a business, one of the first things you need to do is apply for a credit card. Why? Because businesses come with a lot of expenses, both immediate and ongoing, and you’re going to need to build credit to cover them all. Depending on the type of business you have, though, you’ll want to select a different card.

Here’s how you can make sense of it all.

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How to Create a Business Slideshow that Retains More Viewers

December 31, 2018 / Dave Taylor / Business Advice / No Comments
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Do you find that the business slideshows you create are having trouble retaining viewers? If your slideshow is losing lots of viewers before the end it will be far less effective, and won’t really have much of an impact.

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Better Cashflow? Stop Procrastinating With These Four Great Tips

December 31, 2018 / Dave Taylor / Business Advice / 1 Comment
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Whether you’re totally focused and dedicated or approach work as a way to fund your life, fun and hobbies, we all can get trapped by the beast of procrastination. Unfortunately, procrastination is a monster you must slay if you want to see an increase in your cash flow and income.

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Five Steps to Become a Customer Hero

December 27, 2018 / Dave Taylor / Business Advice / No Comments
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Customer service isn’t always a phone call away. Sometimes, what’s on the other end of the phone doesn’t qualify as service. It’s almost as though some businesses hire people to babysit the phone system.

In today’s world, outstanding customer service is rare. Many businesses think it’s enough to give customers an automated phone system to interact with. Others don’t have a phone number at all. Some companies can be emailed, but nobody replies to customer emails. A company that can’t be reached can’t provide any customer service at all.

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What Are the Most Important Metrics for Website Performance?

November 5, 2018 / Dave Taylor / Business Advice / No Comments
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You may think your website is performing well, but is it? Once you’ve built a site to specs, and you’re sure it shows off your brand in a flattering and persuasive way, you may feel confident that it’s going to be an effective tool for increasing revenue for your business. However, without objective evidence, there’s no way to be certain that your marketing tactics or onsite features are leading to beneficial results.

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