From applying for grants to approaching new customers who receive federal funding, there are several ways your business can take advantage of government dollars.
A good business name is hard to find and the limited supply Internet addresses makes it harder. Finding both a name and a URL, however, is just the beginning of the naming game.
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Benefiting from Government Spending Without Being a Government Contractor
From applying for grants to approaching new customers who receive federal funding, there are several ways your business can take advantage of government dollars.
Wardrobe Staples Every Man Should Own
You don't have to hire a stylist to be the best dressed. These simple, classic, and affordable pieces can keep you looking fresh and fab forever.
5 Things You Should Never Try to Save On
Living frugally often means finding the lowest cost option, but for products and services like these, it usually pays to spend a little more.
Who Should Handle Your Business Finances
Many small business owners run all of their own finances, but eventually you'll want to hire professionals. Read this to learn who to hire when.
Customer Service Lessons from Nordstrom
Nordstrom's one-rule customer service "handbook" is almost as well-known as the company's excellent reputation with customers. Here's why.
Burn More Calories With These 8 Frugal Foods
While the title "superfood" is usually reserved for nutritional foods, any snack that aids in weight loss is super, too. Like these — try some!
What’s in a Name? It Might be More Than You Bargained For
A good business name is hard to find and the limited supply Internet addresses makes it harder. Finding both a name and a URL, however, is just the beginning of the naming game.
6 Signs That a Winning Notification Email Is a Fake
Whether you regularly enter sweepstakes or are just concerned about email scams, follow these tips to avoid becoming a victim.
6 Pitfalls When Chasing Travel Rewards
While many have used travel rewards to score free or reduced-cost travel, it helps to know the pitfalls to watch out for.
Find Your Point of Difference and Promote It
To get your small business noticed by potential customers, give them something to take note of.
Best Money Tips: How to Make a Great First Impression
Today we found some great articles on ways to make a great first impression, things that make you look dumb on Facebook, and money-saving DIY home repairs.
5 Ways Your Credit Card Can Help You Manage Your Finances
Believe it or not, your credit card can actually help you become a money master.
11 Ways to Stand Out at a Trade Show
Follow these trade show basics and make your next event memorable -- and profitable.
Best Money Tips: Work Out Without a Gym Membership
Today we found some great articles on exercising without a gym membership, booking holiday travel, and how to stick with a budget.
The 5 Charitable Donations That Do the Most Good
If you've got some money to spare, why not consider a donation? These five charities are proven to put your generosity to the best possible use.
Improving Profits with Dashboards and Metrics
If you aren't tracking key business indicators for your small business, you're flying blind.
Fly With a Little Help From Your Friends: Social Travel Planning
With these websites, you can use your friends, family, and online resources to help you plan, and even pay for, your next trip.
It's So Simple: 6 Steps to a Stable Retirement
It doesn't take feats of financial wizardry to fund a stable retirement. Let's break it down into easy-to-follow steps.
Why Small Business Owners Feel High Tax Burden
Once again, the IRS is targeting small businesses for extra scrutiny. Will your firm stand out?
Occupy Wall Street, the 99%, and All That
Some say that the Occupy Wall Street movement lacks a clear message. But to one writer, what they're saying is perfectly clear.