Small Biz Tips
13 Dec This Simple Math Can Help Put Your Business in the Black
Get out your calculator and start setting some revenue goals.
29 Nov Get that Money, Honey: Tips for Collecting Money
Money collection sucks, so read on to learn how to get paid on time, every time (okay... maybe most of the time).
15 Nov Do You Know How Much Your Customers Are Worth?
How much is one customer worth? Is it $500, $5,000, $50,000? Calculating your CLV—or Customer Lifetime Value—is essential if you want to maximize your profits and make more money.
10 Nov (VIDEO) Financial Checks and Balances
Get to know your trifecta of financial services: bookkeeping, accounting and financial planning—and find out why you need all three.
08 Nov The Most Important Asset in Business: Your Reputation
Some people think your best business asset is your money, or your idea, or your patented product. It's not: it's your reputation, and you are sitting on a mound of gold.
01 Nov Freelancers vs. Employees: How to Tell the Difference
Subcontractor or staffer? Read on to find out what you need to know about worker classification.
15 Jan Tax Deadline Today – First Quarter Estimated Taxes Are Due!
You've got an important tax deadline coming up! What: First Quarter Estimated Taxes When: January 15th Why: If you own a business, you are required to pay estimated taxes quarterly. Confused? Read more about estimated taxes here. ...
04 Nov Guide to W9 Preparation
There is a big ol' tax deadline just looming around the corner. And it's one that you need to prepare for a little bit. It's the 1099 deadline. Proper W9 preparation requires complete 1099's from your subcontractors. Never heard of a 1099? It's a tax form you...
15 Jun Coloring Exercises to help pay off Debt
Posted at 08:45h
in Art+Money, Business, Debt, Fabulously Frugal, Inspiration, Small Biz Tips 2 Comments
You might have heard that coloring books for adults are suddenly toping best seller lists. And this isn't surprising seeing that Carl Jung used coloring technics in his therapy sessions going back to the early 20th century. Even before coloring became all the rage, I used it...
