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The Best Small Business Accounting Advice in 2020

Women Entrepreneurs Can

Rocking the role of a woman leader means wearing a multitude of different hats to keep your business afloat, let alone empower it to thrive and flourish. Whether you’re completely new at the role or you’ve done it a fair number of years, 2020 brings with it a slew of monetary changes for small businesses. Take an Online Course.

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Leveraging a Fractional Marketing Officer for Growth

Duct Tape Marketing

As we delve more into this evolving role that’s shaking up businesses across different sectors, you’ll see why many are proclaiming: “Fractional is the future.” A full-time CMO can command an annual salary north of $170k with top earners making as much as $300k.

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Can You Replace Lawyers With Software?

The Startup Magazine

Lawyers have existed for centuries, and they command high salaries due to the intricacy of their work — so is it really possible to replace them with a few lines of code? For now, it seems that even with software applications, startups and small businesses will need to hire flesh-and-blood lawyers to advise and defend them properly.

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Every Small Business Should Celebrate the Positives

Startup Professionals Musings

Sponsored by VISA Business Running a small business as an entrepreneur is a never-ending challenge of new products, customers, competitors, and an unpredictable economy. Starting your own business means that you must be willing to give up the security of a regular paycheck. Few benefits. Staffing challenges.

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What Should Small Businesses Check On Their Employees?

YoungUpstarts

When you hear the question “What type of background checks should my small business run on employees?” you imagine that some invisible barrier exists between “small companies” and “large companies” that impacts which types of background screenings are and are not necessary. Criminal Checks. Past Employment Checks.

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Gain Freedom With The Hands Off CEO Blueprint

Duct Tape Marketing

There was definitely plenty of that and what it looked like as I was nine months pregnant and I had a 4-year-old daughter. But what they don't tell you is that they're not taking anywhere near a market rate salary for what they would get paid somewhere else. You start hiring freelancers and then maybe employees.

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Startup Grind Turns the Tables on Mark Suster

Both Sides of the Table

You know, there were a number of small businesses in San Diego that were producing hard drives and computer assemblies and, you know, a lot of stuff in the IT sector, and I had gone off to meet a bunch of them because I didn’t know if I could get a job. Because, almost by definition, I’m going to tell you no.

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