by Cornell Green | Feb 28, 2011 | audit trail, Business and Finance, Business communication, Communication, Instant messaging, Small Business
Instant Messaging If you’re like most Small Business owners or operators “of a certain age”, your view of Instant Messaging, if you have one, may be similar to one of the following statements: Instant Messaging is for kids I have an email account – what do I need...
by Cornell Green | Feb 18, 2011 | Business and Finance, Business plan, Risk Management, Small Business, Strategic planning
Planning We find ourselves ending at the start: the Plan. While many are aware of the need for a well-crafted business plan, few businesses of any size actually have completed one. There are several valid reasons: a thorough business plan is a complex document,...
by Cornell Green | Feb 17, 2011 | Business Advisor, Business and Finance, Business Networking, Business plan, Entrepreneur, SBA, SCORE, Small Business
Closed Mind It takes a lot of hard work, focus and persistence to launch a Small Business. Starting with an idea, and (perhaps) some skills, a plan is prepared, financing secured, details dealt with… and a business is born. The problem is, in the time required to...
by Cornell Green | Feb 16, 2011 | Budget, Business and Finance, Cash flow, Finance, Financial management, Small Business
Cash flow It’s odd: the purpose of starting, running or working for a Small Business is making money. Yet managing money is almost universally the one thing most neglected, ignored or feared by Small Business owners, operators or employees . Quite often,...
by Cornell Green | Feb 15, 2011 | Business and Finance, Location, Small Business, Social media, websites
[responsivevoice_button voice=”US English Female” buttontext=”Listen to Post”] Location You may be familiar with the age-old expression that the three keys to success in Real Estate are “Location, location and location“. Clearly building family housing in the middle...
