Monthly Archives: November 2016

The Secrets To Stella & Dot Growth To $300 Million

 
Stella & Dot’s momentous success still catches people by surprise.
Many people assume that the social-selling model—where women sell products to their friends in their homes—had gone the way of the Tupperware party.
But since it launched in 2007, Stella & Dot has proven naysayers wrong. It now has a stable of three brands that include Keep Collective, which is a personalized charm bracelet and necklace line; Stella & Dot, the flagship costume jewelry and accessories line; and the Ever skin care line.
Collectively, the brands now bring in $300 million in annual revenue, with over 50,000 sellers across six countries. Over the last nine years, Stella & Dot has paid its sellers over $350 million in commissions.
To get there, Stella & Dot had to reinvent that sales concept for the digital era.

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Business structure: Should I choose sole trader or limited company?

One key benefit to operating through a limited company, is limited liability. As a sole trader, if you or a customer has an accident or loses money, you can become personally liable. A company is a legal entity in its own right so it is liable for its own claims. On the flip side however,
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Workplace pension chaos: How UK firms might be paying unnecessary fines

A huge number of employers could have been incorrectly issued hundreds of thousands of pounds worth of auto-enrolment fines for workplace pension, according to new research by cloud-based payroll and pensions platform, Paycircle. According to the third quarter compliance report from The Pensions Regulator, more than eight in ten (82 per cent) businesses that sought
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