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8 Ways to Avoid Online False Advertising Claims

In an effort to appeal to the consumer and out of an excitement to introduce a latest offering, many companies make claims that may be perceived by some to be deceptive or downright false. This can lead to a false advertising lawsuit and to other legal actions.   What is …

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Hate Paperwork? Learn to Love It

Paperwork—it can spoil a good day. But in business, just how important is paperwork with staying on the right side of regulations, taxes, and property rights? The answer is that every business has a minimal amount of form-filing and recordkeeping needed to protect its status. Entrepreneurs don’t typically start a …

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The Basics of Pay Per Click Advertising

When you’re promoting a product or business, you need to find the quickest way to get attention. One marketing technique you could try is pay per click advertising. This method is excellent if you’re on a budget. You only pay for the amount of clicks your advert gets. If you …

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Lessons Learned From Losing Money In Business

Painful experiences are life’s way of teaching us valuable lessons. The folks over at www.findmyworkspace.com share lessons we can learn from financial setbacks in business. Even successful companies lose money, all the time. Bad investments, bad decisions, wrong business partners, they can lead to financial losses in any organization. Losing …

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Start Saving! Don’t Wait for the Truck to Hit You

I will start this article with bit a disappointing statistic: FED announced that 46% of adult Americans can’t afford extra 400$ to cover emergency situations. This means that they can’t afford starting a new small business either. And who knows how many aspiring entrepreneurs are bogged down with the lack …

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Change Your Habits and Your Business Will Change

One of the biggest areas most entrepreneurs fall short in is what I term “consistent action.” Consistent action means daily, weekly or monthly activities that move your business forward. If you’re not doing something daily, weekly or monthly to move your business forward, it typically shows in your bottom line …

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What to Do when Your Business Sells Booze

Call it brew, spirits, recipe, or just plain booze, you can’t sell alcohol without a lot planning and advice. Alcohol, even moderately used, presents risks to users and providers. So, you need to know what to do when your business sells booze. It takes some courage to open any business. …

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