Monthly Archives: September 2017

With the help of the latest apps, increasing your ecommerce business’s conversion rate isn’t nearly as challenging as it once was.

How to Choose A Tech Stack for Your Startup

by Rahul Varshneya • September 6, 2017 • 0 Comments

Startups most often make the mistake of not digging deeper into deciding the tech stack. Here’s how not to make this expensive mistake and start off on the right foot.

5 Reasons Why Even Small Companies Need a Board of Directors

by Mark J. Kohler • September 6, 2017 • 0 Comments

A board can help you save on taxes, stay accountable and make better decisions for your business.

How Our Next-Gen Greenhouse Puts Home-Grown Taste Back in Tomatoes

by Successful IBO • September 6, 2017 • 0 Comments

MightyVine, an Illinois-based tomato greenhouse, aims to bring the freshest, most flavorful tomatoes to the Midwest U.S. Here’s how they do it.

How to attract and retain the best staff

by Owen Gough • September 6, 2017 • 0 Comments

Allowing staff the freedom to work on their own, offering employee benefits and making the office a fair and equal workspace are some of the essential tips for business who are looking to attract and retain the best staff. The office experts at Londonoffices.com have compiled ten of the best tactics that will help any
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A few effective tax tips for small business owners

by Owen Gough • September 6, 2017 • 0 Comments

Small business owners often feel overwhelmed when they are running their businesses. They have to take care of marketing, inventory, business deals, promotions etc. It is easy to forget about taxes in a situation like this. Unfortunately, a mistake like this can cost you a lot. Additionally, there are many small business owners who are
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Korey And Renae Johnson Achieve Blue Diamond Rank At Valentus

by Ted Nuyten • September 6, 2017 • 0 Comments

Florida couple Korey and Renae Johnson love attending their children’s basketballgames, playing an active role in their church and traveling — and they do all of it while maintaining a thriving Valentus business.
Korey’s Valentus journey started out as a friendship with Dave Jordan long before Dave was the CEO of Valentus. Korey and Dave built a few large network marketing teams together, and even when they pursued separate endeavors, they kept in touch. When Dave started Valentus, Korey was all in. He knew Dave would be a CEO with no ego, which is often hard to find.
Before network marketing, Korey was an electrician. When he discovered direct sales in the 1980s, he fell in love with residual income and became a student of the industry. He has since developed a system for success and follows it with exactness.
“It’s all about making your daily list of contacts,” Korey says.
“Your head doesn’t hit the pillow at night until you check all those names off your list.”
He is also a proponent of the 80/20 rule — 80 percent your time should be spent prospecting and 20 percent of your time should be helping your teammates.
Korey teaches his team that in order to reach