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Is blogging too much for the small business owner?
I’ve noticed amongst the legal community that solo and small law firms struggle with starting or continuing to blog regularly. Perhaps it’s because they don’t have a marketing department and are too busy handling their caseload along with all the other functions at the firm. Do other professionals and small business owners face the same […]
How health care laws will impact individuals and small businesses
At our lunch and learn last month, Investment Executive Matthew Flynn of Fifth Third Securities shared the latest information on health care and tax law changes and their impact on small businesses. This blog summarizes the health care law and changes from 2009 through 2018, as well as the consequences to business owners for following or opting out of the health care model outlined in the affordable care act.
Check out our February news and events newsletter
The first Wednesday of every month, we publish a newsletter designed to help small business owners and professionals to grow their business and keep up with the latest tools, technology, and marketing strategies of today. We also share upcoming local events. Enjoy this month’s issue.
Life Offline: Nirvana or Withdrawal?
I read a fascinating article recently about a man who committed to working offline for a year. He’s even being paid monthly by an online magazine to write about his experience of “life offline”. Read on for this article and other musings for living life “offline”.
Is your marketing pure?
Truth in advertising is important for all of us. Do we live up to our own marketing statements? Most of us don’t have to worry about getting sued for health risks, but we can jeopardize our reputation just the same by not honoring our word, or committing other offenses deemed reputation killers. Read the latest on the Skinnygirl Margarita litigation, and a few resources to help you with truth in advertising in your business.