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Starting a business can be a scary thing, especially if you have relied on a steady paycheck for a long time. However, try to think …

Simply put, without a continual flow of clients and customers, your business won’t grow or make money. Furthermore, you want to work with people who …

You already know that an online presence is vital for a company to grow. That’s why it’s important to consider your selling platform wisely before …

Starting and running a business is challenging, no matter what you’re doing or where you start. Unfortunately, major mistakes can start taking form before you …

Starting a new business can be a lonely road on which to travel. I’m not just talking about being lonely in an individual sense. Sure, you …

So many women dream of running a successful business these days. That is, indeed, a step forward for women. However, many struggle to obtain that …

Employing qualified, happy workers are a key component to running a successful business. They are the people who tackle the daily tasks to keep your …

I know that feeling of pure joy when you get a great business idea and want to run with it. And, yes, I have done just that on many …

It should come as no surprise to anyone that a strong business must first have a strong plan. In essence, the plan is the road …

More and more women are taking the leap into business ownership. This is amazing news! The more strong women leaders that march forward with their ideas and innovations, the better our future looks. There are, however, roadblocks along the way to creating a strong, successful business for anyone. I've compiled a short list and some tips that will help you navigate through the jungle that is biz ownership. Here are 4 powerhouse success moves for small businesses.

You have a fantastic idea, and it's begging to be turned into a successful business. Perhaps it's a blog or an online store that has you itching to become a business owner. Your daydream always ends with a nice pile of fast cash landing in the bank. Nice thought, but I encourage you to walk on the side of reason for just a bit. The reality is that seventy percent of new businesses fail in the first two years. Furthermore, even if they make it past the 2-year mark, only a small percentage ever see those dreamy piles of cash in the above photo.