Posts Tagged ‘advice’

How to Start a Microbrewery

Over the last couple years, small, independent breweries have been cropping up left and right in Central Ohio. For many beer aficionados, sharing their very own recipe with the masses sounds like a dream come true. However, it’s important to realize that it takes a whole lotta planning and work...

April 9th, 2013 | How-To Guides | Read More

How Video Can Increase Revenue from Current Clients

It’s typical for businesses to think about potential customers when they’re designing a marketing strategy for their brand. But what about your current clientele? You know, the ones who already know and love you, and trust you with their budgeted dollars. How can we double results from your...

April 3rd, 2013 | Tips of the Trade | Read More

Are you ready for your Board of Zoning Adjustments debut?

This is the second in a series of articles about the no less sexy, but often overlooked side of opening a new business: construction and its legal processes. Sexy because, if you work through each phase as it’s meant to function, you could win smooth passage and likely a more attractive, profitable...

March 26th, 2013 | Tips of the Trade | Read More

Tax Headwinds: How to Protect Your Business Investment

I’m sure you’ve heard about one of the many new programs out this year, like the Affordable Care Act. If you’re like most of us, you don’t know what they mean yet. Well, let me rephrase that. You know they mean less profit. What you don’t know is how much less…and...

March 20th, 2013 | Growth Strategies | Read More

Service companies becoming product software companies

We’re seeing a trend. Service companies are becoming product companies. More precisely, they are becoming software companies. Service companies, especially those that are project based, are looking for ways to develop a recurring revenue component to their business. A project-based service company...

March 13th, 2013 | Small Business Technology | Read More

How to Get Your Business Registered In Ohio

You’ve got a great concept for a business, and you want to make your idea a reality. What’s next? A lot of paperwork. But don’t worry. Upsourced Accounting has taken out the guesswork by providing you with a list of necessary registrations. To establish a business in Ohio, you will...

March 12th, 2013 | How-To Guides | Read More

Business Owner to Business Owner: Grace Bosworth

When The Metropreneur interviewed Grace Bosworth about Global to Local Language Solutions, the translation and interpretation services company she founded in 2009, we were impressed with her thoughtful answers to our questions. However, we were forced to leave some of those questions and answers out...

March 11th, 2013 | Expert Perspective | Read More

Lending: Credit Unions vs. Traditional Banking Institutions

More consumers are now choosing credit unions over traditional banking institutions because of the great services and benefits they offer, such as convenient locations and stability, with the added bonus of owning where they bank. However, credit unions also offer those same benefits to small businesses,...

March 7th, 2013 | $traight Talk | Read More