Business Management
Learn all the ways you can take your business to the next level, whether you're in year one or year 10. Get advice on how to run and grow your business-and even what to do when you're ready to move on.
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How to Use a Corporate Resolution
Corporate America makes resolutions each year, much like people's New Year resolutions. Learn what a corporate resolution is, how it's used, and why it's important.
· 3 min read
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Why You Need a Business Identity
The way you visually represent your business can have a large impact on your customers' perception of your brand.
· 3 min read
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What to Do When Your Best Employees Quit
When your best employee says they are leaving, you may wonder why they want to go and whether you can convince them to stay. Use these tips from other business owners to understand why good employees quitand how to keep them when possible.
· 4 min read
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Shorts Season: Is It Time for a Dress Code?
As companies grow in size, the inevitable happens: Someone comes to work in attire that just isn't right. Remember: You do have the legal authority to regulate the way your employees dress. If you decide that a formal dress code is the way to go, you must be mindful of certain aspects.
· 4 min read
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How to Spot a Business Opportunity or Product Gap in Your Industry
Learning to identify product gaps and convert them into opportunities will help your business grow while showing your customers how innovative you are.
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How to Maintain Customer Relationships During the Coronavirus Pandemic
Staying in touch with customers is smart under any circumstances, but especially during the coronavirus pandemic. Fortunately, you can find ways to demonstrate concern while supporting your customers.
· 4 min read
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Customer Relations: 7 Tips for Handling Negative Yelp Reviews
Receiving a negative Yelp review isn't the end of the world. Here are 7 steps you can take to maintain your business's reputation—and maybe even get the review removed.
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Customer Relations: 5 Tips to Win Back Lost Customers
Companies lose an estimated 10% to 25% of their customers each year, depending on which expert you talk to. These losses are often due to factors the business can control, such as the buying experience. Winning back lost customers can often be achieved by changing how employees interact with them.
· 3 min read
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Business Owners: Make LinkedIn Work for You in 10 Steps
Optimizing your LinkedIn presence takes some time and commitment, yet LinkedIn is one tool you can't afford to ignore in today's market.
· 3 min read
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What to Do if an Employee Tests Positive for COVID-19
Having an employee test positive for the COVID-19 virus has the potential to turn your business upside down. What are you supposed to do if you find yourself in that position? Business leaders and experts weigh on what to do when an employee is diagnosed with the coronavirus.
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