Monthly Archives: December 2020

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Generate High-Performing Ads in Seconds with This Simple Copywriting Tool

by Entrepreneur Store • December 7, 2020 • 0 Comments

Think quality over quantity when it comes to content.

Chief Fabiana Calls for People to Celebrate the Holidays at Home

by Entrepreneur en Español • December 7, 2020 • 0 Comments

“We have almost reached the end of this year, but not of the pandemic,” said the head of the IMSS Division of Nursing Programs.

How Technology Can Steer You Through the Fast Lane of the Post-Covid World

by Jacob Wolinsky • December 7, 2020 • 0 Comments

Technology will be even more crucial for entrepreneurs.

Retailers Less Crowded Due to Increasing Online Holiday Sales

by Jacob Wolinsky • December 7, 2020 • 0 Comments

Big box stores are adopting two alternative strategies.

Senators Expect Coronavirus Stimulus Bill This Week, But Without Checks

by Aman Jain • December 7, 2020 • 0 Comments

With just three weeks left until the end of the year, it seems we might finally see a stimulus package. The next coronavirus stimulus package, which may not include checks, could come early this week.

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How my small business can contribute to reducing climate change

by Dan Matthews • December 7, 2020 • 0 Comments

Originally written by Dan Matthews on Small Business
Businesses that protect the environment with lean, efficient operations enjoy a multitude of benefits. Most obvious among these is the warm feeling that comes with knowing you are making a positive contribution towards the battle against climate change.
But green businesses can also save money, improve brand reputation and even increase their chances of securing finance from lenders who are increasingly hawkish about portfolio businesses sustainability credentials.
So how can you ensure your business is as green as it can be? Here are 10 tips to get you started:
1) Make it easier to recycle
Most people recycle as a matter of course in their homes, but at work it’s all too often a different story. Placing a standard paper bin under every desk is a good way to encourage landfill waste, so work out how you can make recycling bins accessible to even your busiest employees.
Invest in clear labelling too; this helps them find the right bins for each piece of recycling and saves time.
2) Encourage low-carbon commuting
This can come in a number of forms, from a ride-to-work scheme to season ticket loans for public transport. If people must drive, consider ways to encourage car-pooling, perhaps

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Five reasons why Peer Networks could benefit your business

by Partner Content • December 7, 2020 • 0 Comments

Originally written by Partner Content on Small Business
The year 2020 has proved challenging for SMEs across all sectors but working with like-minded peers to address key issues and opportunities can help businesses to successfully navigate through Covid-19 and the ongoing EU transition.
At a time when SMEs need impactful support, working with other business leaders is an effective approach to share knowledge and find solutions in a trusted and collaborative space – and the Peer Networks Programme, backed by the Government’s Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS) – aims to do just that.
What is the Peer Networks programme?
Peer Networks is an initiative that will bring together SME businesses to support them as they work together on important challenges, while also coming up with tangible solutions in a collaborative environment.
The programme is being delivered in England locally by the network of Growth Hubs and supported by their respective Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEPs).
Peer Networks will form an important part of the government’s drive to improve productivity and deliver part of the economic response to the effect of Covid-19 on businesses.
It will provide support to SMEs as they move into and through the recovery phase of Covid-19 response, improve SMEs’ capability to

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To Combat WFH Burnout, This Company Sent Employees to Work From Lakeside, Beachfront and Mountaintop Airbnbs

by Frances Dodds • December 7, 2020 • 0 Comments

After working remotely in a Colorado vacation rental for a few weeks, the CEO of Dallas-based company OneDay decided to extend the experience to his employees. Here’s how it turned out.