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WHAT TO LOOK FOR WHEN BUYING BUSINESS INSURANCE
Your company needs added security. If you’re a company proprietor that hasn’t gotten insurance coverage to cover the company, wares, clients, and your workers, you should look at calling a few company insurance carriers to obtain online business insurance quotes. Most states impose rules that call for companies to carry liability... More
Sales: Making NO a YES
Some say selling is one of the hardest paid jobs, but actually the most crucial part is how to close a deal. Is it the way you deliver the inform... More
Great Business Tips to Save Money
Every business, new or old, needs to operate profitably. Whether you are running a ret... More
Being Persuasive When You Sell
When you are selling your products to clients, you don't want to be pushy about it, you want to be persuasive.   Have you ever been ar... More
The Questions You MUST Ask Your Customers
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PICKING A NAME FOR YOUR NEW BUSINESS
If your business is a work at home online Internet business, or staffs several hundred in a downtown skyscraper offline, you are going to be able to increase your low cost effective marketing, promotion and company image online to succeed. To not use online promotion and exposure, in this day and age, is almost a guarantee that your ... More
NEGOTIATING YOUR COMMERCIAL LEASE FOR YOUR BUSINESS
A commercial lease agreement is a legally binding contract between an owner of a property and a tenant who wishes to have temporary possession of the property for a certain period in exchange for money paid. There are two parties involved in a commercial lease agreement: • The lessor or the property owner ... More