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I would like to hear an update. Everyone offers good suggestion.

I am boosting my Facebook page recently. I didn't pay much attention before and I only had 10+ likes. Now I am using post boost....

Don't rely on email, use certified mail. You certainly should get a "letter of recomendation" from the homeowner BUT I would not mention anything about the guys business practices. Consider this as...

See here: Michigan Check Fraud Law

Looks like you need to send written demand for payment to the person who hired you first. if your agreement is with the company, then the person at the...

I was contacted a couple of months ago by the owner of a property management company to do a landscape maintenance job at a residential home for around $400. The owner of this company also asked me...

No contract, money hasn't changed hands... walk away.

No contract, money changed hands, verbal agreement in place... return the money and walk away.

If you have an explicit contract and money...

I've had these customers for maybe 5 years. The first time I met them they rubbed me the wrong way but were very nice the next time, or should I say the wife was. They're both probably in their 60's...

Good stuff. You can get some good deals on non-touch screen computers that have more RAM and Memory.
Windows 8.1 is where we are now and it will up upgradable to Windows 10 for free if you want to...

Do you have any more wants or needs? Windows 8? Windows 7? Mac? Touchscreen? Hard Drive size? RAM? Screensize? Do you plan on taking on the road, or just using it in the office? Is it just for work?...

I'm looking for a computer, preferably a laptop that's reliable with enough memory to support a small landscape/remodeling business with 2-5 employees. Any suggestions?

Welcome Eve, small landscape/remodeling biz owner here. Where did you learn web design?

I thought you might like Lawnsite. It is pretty helpful. I have used that one for quite some time.

As far as InDesign goes, check out eBay. Just for a little background, every year or so they...

Posh, Yes, you have to have a personal account to have a business account.

Ok, thanks turbo!

It is a difference in equipment. Your local printer probably has an offset press which is great for some things but more limited on what it can do. We have a local printer we use when we want one...

Does anyone know if you have to have a personal account to have a business one? I never wanted my personal one and have actually deleted it a few times or at least thought I did, but it keeps coming...

I personally use gotprint.net, much better prices for me and they have a printing facility here in houston.

Thanks Krymson, I'll check it out later today!

As far as general printing I have been thrilled with the new printer we switched to a year ago. Great quality and really good prices. For example 1000 8 1/2 x 11 full color brochures printed both...

Honestly, even if you were to print all your marketing materials in house with your own printer... You can't compete with the quality and cost-effectiveness of VistaPrint.com

Thanks, I'll keep...

Just wondering, can anyone recommend a good printer for under $1,000 that can print postcards, brochures, stickers, etc... in high quality? And is there decent art software that's user friendly so I...

Owner, same reason as Fulcrum.

I want to have a coffee shop with an emphasis on good coffee, tea, and fresh baked pastries.
Is naming it Southern Velvet Cafe too confusing?
Will the American misinterpretation of the word "Cafe"...

Alright everyone,

A little bit about the business. We help small and medium enterprises (SMEs) turn their business around from failure to success. We have been doing this for a few years now and...

Hi, I'm Andrea, the owner and executive chef of ADH Culinary Concepts. What began as a passionate pastime quickly grew into a viable business, and have since wrote a manual to help others along their...

Hello everyone. Almost every business name appropriately related for a senior care home that I can think is already being used. I need ideas in this subject. This is going to be for an elderly board...

Are you going to treat them (in a legal/tax sense) as employees (part-time or otherwise), or as independent contractors?

This has to do with your obligations for payroll taxes, unemployment...

An experienced carpenter or landscape designer can get pretty expensive to employ full time, especially when you don't always have enough work for them to do. I can always find cheap labor to...