Preventing Pandemic Bankruptcy: What You Should Do
Overall filings for bankruptcy in the U.S. soared to 43,425 across all chapters in March this year. Only 2,275 were new commercial filings, though, representing an increase of 16 percent compared to commercial filings in February. Experts expect more bankruptcy filings to come, citing how the 2007 financial crisis led to bankruptcies that peaked in 2010. It
Strengthening Your Landscaping Business Post-COVID-19
Market intelligence firm Mordor Intelligence reports that from 2020 until 2025, the landscaping market is set to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 4.5%. This is largely due to millennial households having a greater inclination towards lawn maintenance and self-sustaining activities such as vegetable gardening. Compared to the many industries that suffered drastic
Digital Marketing Tricks and Tips for Small Businesses
For many businesses, digital marketing has become one of the most effective tools to acquire more customers and boost sales. While there are online marketing strategies that can generate new leads for a business, some of them can quickly die down following the end of a campaign. But by establishing long-term tactics, you can continuously
Adding Personality: Creating A Brand For Your Small Business
Nowadays, it takes more than slick advertising to convince people to buy your products or services. What customers want is to be able to connect with a brand on some level. But you can’t do that as a faceless business. Your company needs to show some personality. Fortunately, it is a lot easier to do
Starting Your Local Restaurant Business After COVID-19
The acceleration of vaccinations in the U.S. has been offering increased hope of the situation slowly easing in the country. Despite these, you may still be unsure about gearing up for the launch of your food business after COVID-19. New challenges pose themselves in the post-pandemic era, but the key is to evolve with the
Business
For Business Survival: What We Can All Learn From These Famous Veteran Entrepreneurs
If you are now a veteran but you are not yet ready to retire, starting a business might have crossed your mind. You may not have any background in sales or running a company. But like they always say, veterans actually make great business owners. Veterans are disciplined and are used to working hard. You
A Gardening Business During the Pandemic: How to Start One
Gardening is naturally relaxing, which makes it a perfect hobby. Gardening helps relieve stress, and it gives you a sense of purpose in a way that no other hobby can. There is just something very satisfying about growing different kinds of plants and knowing that you can help them grow, flower, and produce fruit. If
Strengthening Your Landscaping Business Post-COVID-19
Market intelligence firm Mordor Intelligence reports that from 2020 until 2025, the landscaping market is set to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 4.5%. This is largely due to millennial households having a greater inclination towards lawn maintenance and self-sustaining activities such as vegetable gardening. Compared to the many industries that suffered drastic
Digital Marketing Tricks and Tips for Small Businesses
For many businesses, digital marketing has become one of the most effective tools to acquire more customers and boost sales. While there are online marketing strategies that can generate new leads for a business, some of them can quickly die down following the end of a campaign. But by establishing long-term tactics, you can continuously
Adding Personality: Creating A Brand For Your Small Business
Nowadays, it takes more than slick advertising to convince people to buy your products or services. What customers want is to be able to connect with a brand on some level. But you can’t do that as a faceless business. Your company needs to show some personality. Fortunately, it is a lot easier to do
Starting Your Local Restaurant Business After COVID-19
The acceleration of vaccinations in the U.S. has been offering increased hope of the situation slowly easing in the country. Despite these, you may still be unsure about gearing up for the launch of your food business after COVID-19. New challenges pose themselves in the post-pandemic era, but the key is to evolve with the
Preventing Pandemic Bankruptcy: What You Should Do
Overall filings for bankruptcy in the U.S. soared to 43,425 across all chapters in March this year. Only 2,275 were new commercial filings, though, representing an increase of 16 percent compared to commercial filings in February. Experts expect more bankruptcy filings to come, citing how the 2007 financial crisis led to bankruptcies that peaked in 2010. It
Digital Marketing Tricks and Tips for Small Businesses
For many businesses, digital marketing has become one of the most effective tools to acquire more customers and boost sales. While there are online marketing strategies that can generate new leads for a business, some of them can quickly die down following the end of a campaign. But by establishing long-term tactics, you can continuously
Adding Personality: Creating A Brand For Your Small Business
Nowadays, it takes more than slick advertising to convince people to buy your products or services. What customers want is to be able to connect with a brand on some level. But you can’t do that as a faceless business. Your company needs to show some personality. Fortunately, it is a lot easier to do
Starting Your Local Restaurant Business After COVID-19
The acceleration of vaccinations in the U.S. has been offering increased hope of the situation slowly easing in the country. Despite these, you may still be unsure about gearing up for the launch of your food business after COVID-19. New challenges pose themselves in the post-pandemic era, but the key is to evolve with the
Investing in Cryptocurrencies: Are You Too Late?
Cryptocurrencies are becoming the new-age currencies of the digital field. They are virtual currencies that, instead of gold like normal currencies, are supported by cryptography. Cryptography involves transforming a string of text into an undecipherable line of code. The one who has the key to unlock the line of code can read the string of text. Because of
Investment
First Impressions Sell: Improvements That Can Increase the Curb Appeal of Your Home
They say first impressions last. And make you good money too. An attractive exterior in a home is a big plus in the real estate market. It just takes 30 seconds for potential buyers and even passersby to judge your home from the outside. Thus, working to increase your curb appeal is not just an option
Housing Market Predictions 2021: Better Prospects for Buyers
The pandemic in the year 2020 caused mortgage rates to fall to historic lows all over the nation. It has enabled more individuals and families to borrow the funds needed to buy their own home. Some took advantage of the reduced rates to refinance their mortgage and save thousands of dollars. Even with the year
Buying a Second Property: Things You Need to Know
It’s already a known fact that a real estate property is a form of investment. Its value increases every year, and you can even tap into your home equity, which you can use in many purposes. But some homeowners even consider getting a second property, mainly because they want to expand their investment portfolio. At
Safest Investments for a Financially Conscious 20-Something
As you get older, there will come a time when you must leave the nest and stop solely relying on your parents or guardians. Providing for yourself is an evident skill needed for the inevitable future, with many saying you need to become financially conscious and stable when you hit your 20s. The truth is
Investing In An Apartment Complex
The real estate industry has produced some of the richest men in the world. Even Warren Buffet, a well-known American investor and business tycoon, invests in real estate. However, it doesn’t mean that you should go blindly into investing in real estate because other people were successful in it. You must do research, lots of
Ways To Build Your Home Equity (And Save In The Process)
Owning a home is an exciting milestone in your life. It hits a lot of things with one stone. You get a comfortable place to live in, an investment, and a social status that people can admire. However, if you are paying a 30-year loan term and still in your first year, you can’t definitely
Preventing Pandemic Bankruptcy: What You Should Do
Overall filings for bankruptcy in the U.S. soared to 43,425 across all chapters in March this year. Only 2,275 were new commercial filings, though, representing an increase of 16 percent compared to commercial filings in February. Experts expect more bankruptcy filings to come, citing how the 2007 financial crisis led to bankruptcies that peaked in 2010. It
Company Culture: Healthy Practices for the Post-Pandemic Workplace
Employee burnout is on the rise. Remote work has been the most drastic change that professionals experienced over the past year. The sudden outbreak of a global pandemic forced countless businesses to establish work-from-home arrangements for their employees. This unexpected transition severely affected daily business operations. More than that, working-from-home also posed mixed outcomes regarding
Business and Security: Why Safety Matters
Your business can be considered as one of your greatest assets and investments. Therefore, you should do everything that you can to make sure that it stays safe at all times. To do this, you might need to pay for the services of security companies or have armed security guards to guard your business and
Like Woodwork: How to Succeed in the Wood Carving Business
Wood is one of the most versatile materials on earth. You can create anything with wood, from desks and dining tables to shelves and toy robots. That is the reason why the woodworking industry is an attractive field for any craft enthusiast. There is so much skill, effort, and time that goes into creating wooden
Fintech: How It Affected America amid the Pandemic
The world has been battling the virus for over a year now, but still, we’re unable to stamp it out for good. To note, it was on the 31st day of December 2019 that China first reported a strange type of pneumonia spreading in people from Wuhan, China — specifically from the wholesale market. Less
Finance
Why Parents Should Not Be Ashamed to Live a Frugal Life
Not all parents have high-paying income. Even if you managed to snag a position with great pay and benefits, how you handle your finances can impact your family’s daily life. There is no point in indulging the grandest of things if you don’t have enough savings, are full of debts, and only live from one
Investing in Cryptocurrencies: Are You Too Late?
Cryptocurrencies are becoming the new-age currencies of the digital field. They are virtual currencies that, instead of gold like normal currencies, are supported by cryptography. Cryptography involves transforming a string of text into an undecipherable line of code. The one who has the key to unlock the line of code can read the string of text. Because of
How to Start Your Own Skincare Line
The global skincare market is expected to grow to $189.3 billion by 2025. That is made possible by people’s increasing awareness of the importance of skin health to overall well-being. Someone with healthy and glowing skin gains confidence. As a result, they become more fulfilled and happier. That makes skincare a business idea worth pursuing. You
Saving for the Rainy Days: Investment Guide during the Pandemic
What’s your primary way of saving up? Is it to put it in a bank and wait for the interests to come? Is it to invest in stocks, property, and different investment engines? There are different ways to go about raising your money from savings. One of the best and proven ways to invest is
For Startup Entrepreneurs: Getting Your Business Out of Debt
For most consumers, debt can have negative implications. But for business owners, debt can be necessary to fund a startup, finance new equipment, or start scaling a brand. This is why even if business owners don’t have a need to acquire a loan, they are already trying to build their business credit. The higher your
Money Management During the Pandemic: Saving Money for the Lean Times
The pandemic has taught people how to make the most of what they have. There have been unfortunate instances when people had been laid off during this period. That’s okay if they have money, but most of them have little to no savings. This makes paying bills and rent a problem for many. On the