Monthly Archives: April 2020

How to Know If You're Producing Quality Content

by Lucas DiPietrantonio • April 23, 2020 • 0 Comments

It’s one thing to simply conceive and publish; it’s yet another to earn consumer loyalty and trust.

Expert Negotiation Tips From a 6-Figure Freelancer

by Laura Briggs • April 23, 2020 • 0 Comments

Discover how to pivot from only talking price and deliver personalized follow-up that works for you, too.

How the CEO of Moral Code Footwear Blends Fashion and Compassion

by David Meltzer • April 23, 2020 • 0 Comments

Mark Kohlenberg explains the importance of sustainability and reinvention.

PPP Is Back With $310 Billion in Additional Funding, But Small-Business Owners Must Act Fast

by Mat Sorensen • April 23, 2020 • 0 Comments

The new round will go even quicker, so those who missed out must choose the right bank and move immediately.

3 Ways to Sell Your Services Virtually Right Now With No Upfront Costs

by Nick Wolny • April 23, 2020 • 0 Comments

Pivot your offerings and add value now to drum up cash.

How to Get Second-Round PPP Funds as a Sole Proprietor

by Mark J. Kohler • April 23, 2020 • 0 Comments

It’s finally time for Schedule C applicants to vie for Paycheck Protection Program money.

"I Changed My Business Because of COVID-19. Now What?"

by Jason Feifer • April 23, 2020 • 0 Comments

Don’t think short-term fixes. Think long-term solutions.

Bring your small business online to survive coronavirus – Itzik Levy Q&A

by Partner Content • April 23, 2020 • 0 Comments

Originally written by Partner Content on Small Business
Managing a small business is challenging, and the global Covid-19 pandemic is making it far harder. Moving your business online can be the best way to keep it alive.
Why is moving online the best advice for small business owners?
Right now, with hundreds of millions of people worldwide under lockdown or self-isolating, everything is taking place online. It’s the only way to learn, chat with friends, or shop right now. The coronavirus pandemic was caused in part by our hyper-connected society, which enabled the virus to zip around the world on planes within a couple of weeks, but our hyper-connected society can also be the solution, at least for small business owners.
We are already used to carrying out regular daily activities online, like chatting, making transactions, and researching purchases, so moving your interactions with customers online won’t feel like a radical change for them. Covid-19 has just given people who resisted an extra push to sign up to virtual experiences.
What’s more, you have a whole wealth of online tools to choose from to support your business. Zoom video is a great resource. Google Hangouts Meet, the enterprise version of Google Hangouts, is free till

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Clear the clutter: stop junk mail with LegalZoom

by Legal Zoom • April 23, 2020 • 0 Comments

Originally written by Legal Zoom on Small Business
Junk mail is annoying wherever you are. Whether you’ve started up from home or you’ve opened an office for your new small business, dealing with unsolicited flyers through your door can become more than just a drain on your time and resources. It can become a question of security.
Your business address, by legal requirement, is easy for anyone to find. Companies House lists it publically and it must be displayed on your website. It’s reassuring for your customers that your company can be traced to a specific address and it shows your commitment to corporate transparency. This address is also where important correspondence from Companies House, HMRC and other government agencies goes.
Of course, you want official regulatory bodies and your customers to know where to find you. But you don’t want just anyone to be able to send you their bulky marketing materials.

There is a simple way to stop junk mail dropping on your doormat. Sign up to LegalZoom’s Registered Agent service when you form a limited company. Our central London office becomes your official registered address. So all your post comes to us. We sort it, bin the junk, and send it