Selling online is a great way to make money. It has fairly low overhead, can be done by businesses in any niche, and can be a source of passive income. Start Selling Online But there are some things to be aware of before you slap a product on your website and start collecting payments. Here’s a checklist […]
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The Daily Caller News Foundation Editor-in-Chief Chris Bedford appeared on “Making Money with Charles Payne” on Fox Business Thursday to discuss how Dunkin’ Donuts’s business model was more beneficial to business owners and the middle class. “If you look at the Dunkin’ Donuts model, that’s a franchise, Bedford said.” Dunkin Donuts Business Model “You can
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If you haven’t heard, Facebook announced that it’s working to integrate three major chat platforms — Messenger, Instagram and WhatsApp — in order to allow cross-communication for users. This is a huge development. Facebook acquired Instagram in 2012 and WhatsApp in 2014, making this power move possible. The new infrastructure would keep the three applications distinct while simultaneously
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The best way to ensure that you don’t get a bigger bill than necessary come income tax time is to double check you are getting every deduction possible. There are multiple small business tax deductions available to sole-proprietorships and other small business organizations, such as LLCs. Different Tax Deductions You Can Apply to Your Business Keep
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If a disaster such as a fire, flood or communication breakdown were to occur, many businesses would lose profits, damage their reputation or even be forced to close. A well-thought-out business continuity plan can help prevent this kind of extensive damage from happening. Having a company-wide plan in case of an emergency is essential, especially
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Before you started a business, I’m sure you never considered how much writing it might involve. You may find yourself writing emails, press releases, blog posts, product descriptions, and marketing material. Sure, you can hire others to do the bulk of the writing in your business, but you need to have the budget for that. You
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Facebook Messenger allows you to send free promotional messages within the first 24 hours of contact with a user. After that 24 hours, you can send promotional messages as sponsored ads, or send one additional promotional message to that user under standard messaging rules. Subscription messaging is a third messaging type entirely. Your Messenger contacts can sign
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The U.S. economy added 304,000 jobs while the unemployment rate rose slightly to 4 percent in the first month of 2019, according to Department of Labor (DOL) data released Friday. January 2019 Jobs Report January marks the 100th straight month of job growth in the U.S., a record more than twice as long as the
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Do you need to bring some attention to your business? Getting media mentions is a way to build brand awareness. Pitching and landing media mentions can feel like a daunting, intimidating and expensive task. But it can be done even if you don’t have the budget to hire a publicist. Here are a few steps
House Democrats introduced a bill Wednesday that raises the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour by 2024. Small business owners have “grave concerns” over the economic impact of the bill, Job Creators Network President and CEO Alfredo Ortiz says. A $15 minimum wage could cost the U.S. around 750,000 jobs if implemented, according to
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