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• Are you DIYing your own digital marketing for your business? Here are 4 easy steps to launching more effective ads
• Any examples of actual business plans I can find somewhere?
• How do you find coffee pot manufacturers? google seems to be no help.
• creating something so good no one 'can' compete?
• Looking for recommendations on single sku inventory management system
• devil is in the details?
• Eye-catching furniture sets for best living room ornament
• Contingency plans for Covid19
• Anyone try Burnett & Associates Masterclass
• Wholesale suppliers
• Best way to fire someone who has voice extreme prejudice and disbelief in the holocaust?
• What’re some creative ways to make money with 17 acres of property on the west coast?
• Absurd review
• Anyone have any experience with UpWork?
• Which marketing platform should I put money towards?
• I work as a remote Graphic Designer. How do I pitch new clients?
• Staff scheduling app, but way simpler than the popular ones
• POD Business - just starting
• Where did you get your business idea from?
• Starting single member LLC
• Buying IT Recruiting Company
• Maxed my personal cc and struggling to purchase inventory, advice please!
• Finding Business Space to Rent - SURVEY
• For non-US e-commerce businesses that are selling to US businesses, what type of payment processors / payment gateways do you recommend?

Are you DIYing your own digital marketing for your business? Here are 4 easy steps to launching more effective ads Posted: 27 Feb 2020 07:55 PM PST 1) Avoid unfalsifiable statements like "better, faster, easier" and offer specific metrics. Turn "Customers save more on their bill" into "Customers save an average of $100 on their bill" 2) Address the customer you're trying to serve. People pay attention to ads that seem to speak to them directly. "Our app helps everyone save time" can be changed to "Our app helps accountants save time" 3) Talk about your product's value, not the product itself. People want a cleaner home, not a new vacuum. Instead of "Introducing the new and improved Roomba" try "Relax knowing you can come home to a clean house" 4) Write for one reader, not thousands of readers. An informal tone that addresses your readers personally will capture attention and win more customers. "The newsletter delivers the latest tech news" is less persuasive than "You'll get the latest tech news straight to your inbox" EDIT: I just read the rules of this subreddit - my bad if this isn't allowed here. Not sure if it's only questions allowed here. Sry folks submitted by /u/codincatio [link] [comments]

Any examples of actual business plans I can find somewhere? Posted: 27 Feb 2020 07:25 AM PST I see a lot of sample business plans for fake companies but was wondering if there were any out there from actual now well-known companies? Curious how they evolved and changed from their original plan. thanks! submitted by /u/BPquestion11 [link] [comments]

How do you find coffee pot manufacturers? google seems to be no help. Posted: 27 Feb 2020 08:20 PM PST For aluminium manufacturing and design, google seems to push me in the direction on retailing buying, Have a good idea i'd like to see through. If you are able, could you point me in the right direction would be much appreciated, submitted by /u/TimOfTims [link] [comments]

creating something so good no one 'can' compete? Posted: 28 Feb 2020 03:15 AM PST hypothetically doing things in a very specific way, like ikea does with it's extreme furniture design, creates the most cost effective furniture store. Ikea being effective for so long, secure a semi monopoly by being the most value for students, budget buyers, families, and diyers. No one can touch them on price. General goal is for competitors to be unable to compete? submitted by /u/Putrid-Excitement [link] [comments]

Looking for recommendations on single sku inventory management system Posted: 28 Feb 2020 03:06 AM PST I'm looking for an inventory management system for a single sku inventory. Are there already built systems for this? needs simple functions similar to excel like filter, batching, sort etc.. but also need functions like search all inventory for particular items, barcode scanner integration, shipping auto integration, generating sheets according to set criteria etc.. Thank you so much for you help!! submitted by /u/Sevendotwo [link] [comments]

devil is in the details? Posted: 28 Feb 2020 01:03 AM PST f the pizza is the product , every little detail matters to make the best pizza. All competitors are doing this to create their best tasting pizza for the price. All little details creates the most value. if the idea for this pizza store is to make a gourmet pizza for slightly more wealthy buyers. The details are something like. One long no crust (8 inches by 18 inches) continuous rectangular pizza for one person($4, one topping per person) , made only with premium options like lobster, brisket meat, ribs meat, kebab meat, smoked meat, high end restaurant quality sauces, high end restaurant quality stir fried vegetables. Also using the quality meats to sell loaded 4 tacos per person for $4. Or a large serving of pasta with one meat option for $4. It still has that pizza delivery vibe to it. This is clearly a crazy example, but is it in your opinion what doing devil in the details truly means? What is your idea of devil is in the details (maximizing the details), what is your idea of how much winning over your target customer, and keeping them loyal? submitted by /u/Putrid-Excitement [link] [comments]

Eye-catching furniture sets for best living room ornament Posted: 28 Feb 2020 12:53 AM PST It is a priority to select the right kind of furniture for the living room. Our expansive stock of quality living room furniture makes the job easy for you. Have a look at our collection now. - furniture for the living room submitted by /u/bbifurnitiure [link] [comments]

Contingency plans for Covid19 Posted: 28 Feb 2020 12:38 AM PST Does anyone have a contingency plan for the virus? I have a small restaurant in the UK and am wondering how it's going to affect me and the best way to get through it. A lot of our customers are older so probably will stop going out as much and I can only imagine certain ingredients will shoot up in price. submitted by /u/Dougalmcdogface [link] [comments]

Anyone try Burnett & Associates Masterclass Posted: 27 Feb 2020 06:25 PM PST Hello I've heard good things about Burnett and Associates in terms of their services to keep your entities clean and hard to pierce the corporate veil. They offer a masterclass but I'm not sure it's worth the money or if there are other ways to learn how to keep your books clean and tax deduction laws. Anyone try them? Thanks submitted by /u/BingeLearner [link] [comments]

Wholesale suppliers Posted: 27 Feb 2020 11:47 PM PST looking for a wholesale supplier in australia, for vintage/retro mens clothing any help would be appreciated! submitted by /u/will3355 [link] [comments]

Best way to fire someone who has voice extreme prejudice and disbelief in the holocaust? Posted: 27 Feb 2020 10:18 PM PST Throwaway obviously. So, I need to fire someone who has continued to deny the existence of the holocaust in front of employees and customers. My employees feel very uncomfortable with this. It was just brought to my attention today. I talked to them all separately and watched security videos to understand the complaints. I need to let him go tomorrow. He said that Hitler did a lot of good things like getting rid of degenerates like "gays and transvestites." He said the photos from the holocaust were fake because jews run everything. I'm not jewish. That's not the point. haha. 3 people brought this to my attention today. I watched the videos to see what he said, and it was even worse than what they described. A customer was in the store during some of this diatribe also. My other employees tell me this isn't the only time this stuff has come up and made them uncomfortable. My question is, how specific should I be when I let him go? Should I just say that he isn't a good fit? Do I tell him that people are appalled by his racism and are uncomfortable working with him? He is a good person generally, but this is the state of things around here, I guess. His personality has been a problem before. I don't want to just beat around the bush and say he's not a good fit here, but I also am worried about adding to his paranoia and stuff. I mean, I don't really know how to word this. It's a first. Any tips? submitted by /u/employer2897 [link] [comments]

What’re some creative ways to make money with 17 acres of property on the west coast? Posted: 27 Feb 2020 09:09 PM PST submitted by /u/throawayboi [link] [comments]

Absurd review Posted: 27 Feb 2020 04:00 PM PST Angies list ugh So I bought a business and was unaware of a absurdly bad review on angies list. I'm thinking about calling and asking them to change the business name on there. Would that basically erase it from searches? Appreciate all help thanks! submitted by /u/Tylerlackes [link] [comments]

Anyone have any experience with UpWork? Posted: 27 Feb 2020 03:35 PM PST Thinking of getting someone to take care of my social media marketing. submitted by /u/LittleLady321 [link] [comments]

Which marketing platform should I put money towards? Posted: 27 Feb 2020 11:25 AM PST Ok so I have a local service business for 2 years now. I do junk removal and we have been doing very well with Google AdWords for the last 2 years. I also advertise on a placemat in a very busy restaurant. I get weekly seo work done as well. I do not do social media at all. I was thinking of either investing into Facebook advertisement or take that money and up my budget on Google AdWords. Which one would be more beneficial for me to convert leads. Should I do Facebook for this type of business or stick to Google AdWords and up the budget. Thank you for any advice. submitted by /u/dreamchaser910 [link] [comments]

I work as a remote Graphic Designer. How do I pitch new clients? Posted: 27 Feb 2020 07:12 AM PST So, i think im in the right moment to scale and grow. I have a good set of skills to offer and a good quality work. What are the most viable ways to pitch clients in this field? Are there any testimonials you could share with me? ​ Thanks a lot submitted by /u/MauroFaustino [link] [comments]

Staff scheduling app, but way simpler than the popular ones Posted: 27 Feb 2020 07:39 AM PST Hi /r/smallbusiness, I hope you can help me find what I'm looking for. We've tried several of the more popular apps (When I Work, Homebase etc) and they have way too many options. I'm looking for an app in which I can see when my employees have a day off, I can set them on a sick day or when they will be on holiday so anyone can see each departments availability on their mobile phone. I don't need it to track wages, everyone works the same shift every day, every week so I'd like to auto schedule every week from MON - FRI for 40 hrs unless told otherwise. Example: Employee works everyday from 9.00am-4.00pm, then I want to tell the app to fill that in for every MON - FRI. I also need to be able to put in holidays because we'd be closed. submitted by /u/Vinosec [link] [comments]

POD Business - just starting Posted: 27 Feb 2020 01:33 PM PST Hey folks, I'm planning to start a Print-on-Demand store and I was wondering if anyone has experience in this kind of business. Which category of products works best? phone cases, caps, t-shirts, bags, jewelry, etc? Thanks! submitted by /u/GameStack [link] [comments]

Where did you get your business idea from? Posted: 27 Feb 2020 12:09 PM PST submitted by /u/EdwardTk [link] [comments]

Starting single member LLC Posted: 27 Feb 2020 11:38 AM PST I filed articles of organization to form a single member LLC in Arkansas. Since I will be classified as a disregarded entity for federal tax purposes, should I pay estimated taxes and file end of year taxes using my LLC's name and EIN or my personal name and SSN? Thanks! submitted by /u/jeremy_92 [link] [comments]

Buying IT Recruiting Company Posted: 27 Feb 2020 11:15 AM PST There is a IT recruiting company on sale which has 6 consultants (1 W2, 1 1099, 4 Subcontractor) and had a gross profit of 250 K (Difference between client billed and paid to consultants) for 2019. Does not include tax, travel and other incidental expenses. The owner works from home and travels to meet clients once every 3 months. I was wondering what would be a what question to ask the owner and a good price to pay to buy this company assuming the consultants would stay for minimum a year. submitted by /u/junagadh123 [link] [comments]

Maxed my personal cc and struggling to purchase inventory, advice please! Posted: 27 Feb 2020 10:25 AM PST I've been running a retail shop for just over a year (shop and online). Spoke to the bank as I was struggling to purchase my next round of inventory (i've maxed my personal credit cards!) but the bank said no. Feel like loser and struggling to know what to do next. I'd really value some advice please! Thank you! submitted by /u/dimplelalwani19 [link] [comments]

Finding Business Space to Rent - SURVEY Posted: 27 Feb 2020 10:23 AM PST Hello! I am interested in learning more about how small business owners decide where to rent space, if at all. I am particularly interested in learning about the appeal of sustainability practices. If you don't mind, please answer the following short 7-question survey: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeX2deeDilY5O1h5j68ZWl3H7PTroDABAO7dtU8X7TRO2Io0g/viewform?usp=sf_link ​ Thank you so much! submitted by /u/OutsideQuote [link] [comments]

For non-US e-commerce businesses that are selling to US businesses, what type of payment processors / payment gateways do you recommend? Posted: 27 Feb 2020 10:08 AM PST submitted by /u/billythefly90 [link] [comments]

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