Small Business and the Obama Tax Hikes
Apr 13
Government and Economy
Small Business and the Obama Tax Hikes
Are higher taxes going to harm small businesses or not? That is the question posed by this article and the answer they come up with, not surprisingly, is “No.” WashingtonPost.com
Healthcare Tops the Spring Recess Homework for House Democrats
House Democratic leaders have asked their members to use the spring recess to reach out to voters and sell White House and congressional plans to overhaul the nation's healthcare system. CQPolitics.com
Management and Financial Issues
Last-Minute Advice for Last-Minute Filers
For last-minute filers who run their own businesses, we offer tips for reducing liability, making the most of online services, and for properly classifying your expenses. BusinessWeek.com
When You Are Married to Your Business Partner
There is good news when your are married to your business partner: You can treat your husband-wife business as a sole proprietorship for federal-tax-filing purposes, which can save you thousands of dollars. WSJ.com
How We Got the Cash
With small businesses struggling to find banks willing to lend, many think it is hopeless. Here is proof that it isn't. Learn how and where these entrepreneurs got the loans and credit lines they needed. CNNMoney.com
Technology Issues
Is Outsourcing Your Search Marketing Right for You?
Truly effective search marketing does require specialized skills. Does your company have those skills or is it time to hire an agency? ClickZ.com
Benefits and Labor Issues
Getting Tough on Absenteeism
Tough business conditions are forcing companies of all sizes to take a much closer look at employee absenteeism, its causes and solutions. Workforce.com
Sales and Marketing
Social Media Influences on Email Marketing
In this article we offer seven email marketing pros with tips on how to identify and reach social influences with your email marketing. ClickZ.com
Deliver Your Presentation Like You're Hitting Them with a Hammer
When it comes to making a killer presentation, there are two rules you should follow: First, never have a large coffee, a prune Danish, and a bran muffin before delivering an hour-long presentation. Second, always give your presentation in a small room. ManageSmarter.com
Stop Buyers from Calling Your Competition
How may sales opportunities started out strong with the customer calling you first only to be lost to a competitor? What happened? BusinessKnowHow.com