Why would you not consider yourself a business of ONE person? Or your family as a business of 3 or more people? Well that is exactly what you are – “Me Incorporated”, “I Inc”, “We Incorporated”. You truly must consider yourself a small family business. Like any business you have ongoing expenses (mortgage, rent, utilities, […]

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One of the most frequent questions I receive from those who are trying to start or grow their own consulting business is: “How and what do you charge clients for your consulting services?” The ways of billing clients are numerous. There are hourly rates, by-the-job fixed rates, contingency or performance arrangements, flat fee plus expenses, […]

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As I get questions from CEOs and entrepreneurs at my blog, I will take some of the questions that I think might have a broad audience and use them as an article. Question: We just finished our business plan and are starting to pitch our deal to angel investors and venture capital. Since we are […]

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If you have a job seeker website, the best way to attract visitor and potential clients if by offering free resume samples; since this is one of the major concern of employment seekers you must give them some “tasty “ to make them take the bait. And thanks to technology and content provider software you […]

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When a disaster strikes—whether it be a hurricane, earthquake, flood, terrorist attack, or some other devastating event—many businesses are eager to volunteer and assist those in need. They want to help rebuild the damaged homes and businesses, and they often donate the necessary materials and manpower to do so. Unfortunately, the resources that are brought […]

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A Consumer Advocate specializing in Debt Collection Practices can be an effective option to help you get through the credit collection process. Consumer Advocates or Unions such as ACU (American Consumers Union) or UCAN (United Consumer Advocacy Network) are set up to act as a layer of protection between you and the creditor/collector once your […]

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This is not something most authors think of but it is true. Most authors make money because they expand their portfolio of products. They do not just write one book, they create an empire of information. Let us take a look at two very different examples. JK Rowling is quite possibly the wealthiest traditionally published […]

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It is a common scene, repeated over and again at the various U.S.-Canada border posts. A young Canadian executive approaches an officer of the United States Department of Homeland Security, and hands her a small pile of documents prepared for him by the HR Manager of his prospective employer. “I’m here to apply for a […]

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