Twelve Very Common Pitfalls You Must Avoid
Author: George Notaras
Posted on November 7th, 2011 in Business Essentials |
Being your own boss is often not a bed of roses. There are many things you need to consider … and many things which can bring you unstuck. These 12 common pitfalls can have a big impact on your business, sapping your savings or earnings, your time, your energy, your credibility, and your motivation…

Why Social Media Is Not A Priority For Many Leading Internet Entrepreneurs
Author: George Notaras
Posted on November 6th, 2011 in Internet, Social Media |
Social media promoters forget that the Internet is a diverse medium and that when people go looking for a solution to a need, they aren’t doing so within Facebook but rather through a search engine – and when they find it, they subscribe to that website or blogs newsletter /updates, or make a purchase. I stress “a solution to a need” above because these are the people who are in spend mode…

Spanish Property: Now Is The Right Time To Invest
Author: Ron Perry
Posted on October 31st, 2011 in Property / Real Estate |
With prices on NEW properties dropping by up to 50%, there has never been a better time in the past ten years than right now to invest in a holiday, retirement or investment property in Spain’s Costa Del Sol holiday region…

An Alternative To Foreclosure For Distressed USA Property Owners
Author: Edward B. de Vlugt
Posted on October 26th, 2011 in Property / Real Estate |
Distressed home owners need to avoid foreclosure at all cost. There is an alternative, it works, and is an option that anyone who has fallen delinquent on their home mortgage and wants to sell their house and simply ‘walk-away needs to consider…

Working Capital: Financing Retail Businesses
Author: Joseph Lizio
Posted on October 20th, 2011 in Business Essentials |
Financing for retail and service businesses, via Business Cash Advances, combine both – the business’s ability to generate a constant or growing revenue stream and its future cash events. Business cash advances are not true business loans but cash advances based on the future credit or debit card receipts of a business.

Working Capital: Financing Your Purchase Orders
Author: Joseph Lizio
Posted on October 18th, 2011 in Business Essentials |
When a business does not have the money on hand to fulfill a purchase order, it can either delay the start of the job and hopefully not anger the customer or it has to decline the business – potentially damaging its reputation in the industry as well as giving up that job’s profit potential. Purchase order financing provides a solution…

America For Sale – And Foreign Buyers Love It
Author: Edward B. de Vlugt
Posted on October 15th, 2011 in Property / Real Estate |
One of the great tragedies of the current recession is the enormous growth in distressed property owners losing a lifetime of work and savings when their family home is foreclosed. With some, it is a case of financial mismanagement whist for others it is unforeseen circumstances…

Working Capital: How Accounts Receivable Financing Can Improve Your Business
Author: Joseph Lizio
Posted on October 13th, 2011 in Business Essentials |
While traditional business loans still remain hard to come by, there are other financing options, like accounts receivable factoring, that can help your business grow and improve; all without the hassle of talking to your bank or tapping your personal savings…

Decide Who’s The Boss – You or Your Debt?
Author: Anya Bennett
Posted on October 13th, 2011 in Investment / Money Matters |
According to the Federal Reserve, as of May 2011 the total of U.S. consumer debt was $2.43 trillion, whereas the total of U.S. revolving debt is $793.1 billion (98 percent of which is made up of credit card debt). Can any conclusion be drawn from these jaw dropping statistics?…

Why You Should Be On Google Plus NOW
Author: George Notaras
Posted on October 12th, 2011 in Social Media |
This is not a Facebook slap! In fact I’m not going to even suggest you drop your Facebook account or spend less time there. Rather, this post provides one reason ahead of all others as to why you should also join Google+ if you haven’t done so already. NOW is the time to get active …
