06
Feb 2015
How to Choose a Great Domain Name
Today we’ll be talking about one of the least technical pieces of planning your new website, and one of the most important to get right: choosing a domain name. Your goals, in the order I’d put them in, are: Available. Memorable. Succinct and typeable. We’ll be going backwards through this list, to show how we brainstorm memorable and succinct domains until the right one that’s available comes up, click here
06
Feb 2015
How to Choose a Great Domain Name
Today we’ll be talking about one of the least technical pieces of planning your new website, and one of the most important to get right: choosing a domain name. Your goals, in the order I’d put them in, are: Available. Memorable. Succinct and typeable. We’ll be going backwards through this list, to show how we brainstorm memorable and succinct domains until the right one that’s available comes up, click here
06
Feb 2015
How to Choose a Great Domain Name
Today we’ll be talking about one of the least technical pieces of planning your new website, and one of the most important to get right: choosing a domain name. Your goals, in the order I’d put them in, are: Available. Memorable. Succinct and typeable. We’ll be going backwards through this list, to show how we brainstorm memorable and succinct domains until the right one that’s available comes up, click here
06
Feb 2015
5 Steps to Sound Succession Planning
Retiring from your business which you have built up for many years can not only be an emotional milestone but also a financial and legal challenge. Getting it right is important for your future well being in retirement as well as the continuation and growth of your business. Recently I came across some statistics that showed that 31% of all small business owners are aged over 50. Additionally, in another
06
Feb 2015
5 Steps to Sound Succession Planning
Retiring from your business which you have built up for many years can not only be an emotional milestone but also a financial and legal challenge. Getting it right is important for your future well being in retirement as well as the continuation and growth of your business. Recently I came across some statistics that showed that 31% of all small business owners are aged over 50. Additionally, in another
Do your employees have the post-holiday blues? Do you want to channel the fresh energy that comes with the start of a new year? There are some simple strategies you can use to boost morale and increase productivity in your workplace whether your employees are deflated or delighted at the start of 2015. 1) Harnessing New Year’s resolutions If they’re willing to share them at work, you can find ways
04
Feb 2015
10 Tips for Writing Ad-Copy That Sells
Whether you’re writing a sales page, email, or press release, you need to pull out a few copywriting skills. Basically, you want to make sure that when prospects read what you have written, it compels them to take action. Here are 10 tips that will help your copy generate a powerful response from your prospects: 1. Highlight a Single Benefit It’s important to create focused ad-copy so that your prospects
02
Feb 2015
Fuel tax credit rates have increased
Fuel tax credit rates have increased for eligible fuel acquired from 2 February 2015, due to a rise in the consumer price index (CPI). Rates are indexed twice a year in line with the CPI – generally on 1 February and 1 August. What you need to do If the team at Business Wise are responsible for managing your fuel tax credits, then you do not need to do anything
19
Jan 2015
Avoid Common Small Business Legal Missteps
You work hard to make your small business distinct from other similar operations—especially those in the same industry and/or serving the same type of clientele—after all, differentiation is how you make your business stand out. But when it comes to small business legal blunders, you probably have more in common with your cohorts than you think. If you are planning to run a manual labor business make sure you have
19
Jan 2015
Avoid Common Small Business Legal Missteps
You work hard to make your small business distinct from other similar operations—especially those in the same industry and/or serving the same type of clientele—after all, differentiation is how you make your business stand out. But when it comes to small business legal blunders, you probably have more in common with your cohorts than you think. If you are planning to run a manual labor business make sure you have