Women Entrepreneurs Can
FEBRUARY 8, 2023
To stay competitive, it’s important to invest in the latest technologies that can help streamline operations, reduce overhead costs, and improve customer service. If used carefully, these investments can help reduce overhead costs while generating new sources of income.
Hearpreneur
DECEMBER 28, 2022
We are also investing more in our team by hiring additional staff and providing more training and development opportunities. My business will be pivoting to provide more in-person support to clients by hiring a team of remote assistance specialists. 17- Identifying new costs and services. 19- Cost-effective marketing.
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Up and Running
MAY 12, 2020
Can I afford the cost of any adjustments that need to be made? Start doing guerilla marketing. Hire a good small business accountant. Is there a space I can make “my own” in my home? Is there enough physical space? Is this the right working environment for me? Is my family OK with this? Assess your own strengths and weaknesses.
Up and Running
SEPTEMBER 8, 2016
Can I afford the cost of any adjustments that need to be made? Start doing guerilla marketing. Hire a good small business accountant. Is there a space I can make “my own” in my home? Is there enough physical space? Is this the right working environment for me? Is my family OK with this? Are my neighbors OK with this?
www.inc.com
JULY 9, 2010
500|5000 Conference Honorees Resources Press Apply 2011 ); Topics > Leadership and Managing > Human Resources > Recruiting and Hiring Employees > How to Attract Talent to Your Start-Up At a start-up, you need employees that are in it for the long haul and fit your unique culture. People would only get paid if the candidates got hired.
The Startup Magazine
FEBRUARY 23, 2018
Marketing costs can be pricey, but marketing your startup is important if you want to make people aware you exist. You can also try some guerilla marketing efforts for your business too, as those can be relatively cheap. If you find your prices are too high or too low, it could run you out of business. Mistake #4: No marketing.
Gregg Fraley, Author of Jack's Notebook
MARCH 18, 2014
Or are we willing to to shut the door to those people on the margins hanging on by their fingernails — waiting tables, pouring espresso drinks and working at the country club — and hope those hired to come to the valley to work for established companies will re-create the magic?
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