Working in a small town has its advantages, but it may require some creative marketing strategies. People who live in rural areas don't always keep up with social media and internet marketing. You may have to rely more on word-of-mouth advertising and other offline marketing solutions to generate traffic for your business. Here are some marketing tips for small town...read more →
I missed the tax filing deadline. Now what? This is a common dilemma that entrepreneurs face, especially during their first year of business ownership. Whether you purposefully avoided filing your taxes or you simply forgot to do them, there is still time to take action. Here are some tips for what to do if you missed tax day. Get A...read more →
Continued from Part 1 Stay Confident Despite The Stress Approach every obstacle in business ownership as an opportunity to learn and grow. It's not a problem; it's a lesson – a path to a solution. It's easy to become overwhelmed with stress, but you can't let the pressure get to you. You must remain confident in your abilities so others...read more →
Starting a new business is exciting, frightening, thrilling and stressful all at the same time. This roller coaster of emotions happens in every industry, no matter how big or small it may be. With the right preparation though, you can take control of the ride and enjoy the positive side of business ownership. Follow these do's and don'ts of starting...read more →
Many business owners have to work on the go due to the nature of their jobs. This is particularly true for window cleaners because they are constantly driving to a job site or to bid on future contracts. In order to keep your business alive and thriving, you need an office that can travel with you. Here are some tips...read more →
Most people have a "work face" that they put on while they're on the job. This is how they present themselves as professionals to customers, employees, clients, etc. As a business owner, you don't get to take your work face off when you clock out every night. You need to maintain this persona whenever you're in public. Here are some...read more →
Becoming a business owner is an exciting adventure, but it isn't something you should rush into. In order to make the most of this experience, you need to know the right way to transition to self-employment. This guide will help you make the switch with minimal risk and maximum rewards. Research Your New Business Thoroughly Jumping into a new business...read more →
There are 9.9 million female-owned businesses in America, and women represent over one-third of entrepreneurs in the country. Whether you already own your own business or you're thinking about starting one, there are steps you can take to improve your chance of success. Listed below are the top seven tips for female entrepreneurs. Carry Yourself With Confidence You're a business...read more →
Continued from Part 1 Give Back To Your Community Volunteering and making charitable donations are great ways to promote your window cleaning business within your community. Not only will you be helping a worthy cause, but you will also be making a good name for yourself. Financial donations are tax write-offs, but some organizations benefit more from time or services...read more →
With a new year comes a new opportunity to expand your window cleaning business and improve your profit margins. Successful business owners are constantly re-evaluating their business and marketing strategies to ensure they run at optimal efficiency. This is the perfect time to do just that. Listed below are some New Year's resolutions for window cleaning businesses. Learn From This...read more →