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by Marsha Quilang | August 28, 2017 | Blog | 0 Comments

The easiest way to make your business more profitable is to track what’s working. What parts of your business, what projects and what products are making you money? Which ones don’t? What type of customer is most profitable for you? Where is your most profitable traffic coming from?

Taking time to dig into your stats and calculating ROI (Return on Investment) is one of the best things you can do for your bottom line.

by Marsha Quilang | August 28, 2017 | Blog | 0 Comments

I’ll let you in on a little secret. The key to running a successful online business without running yourself ragged is to have systems in place for everything. You’ll be surprised how much time you’ll save each week and how much more productive you’ll be once they are in place. Let’s take a look at a couple of different types of systems you may want to implement.

Document your systems and create checklists for them as you start to create them. They will come in handy over the coming months and years.

by Marsha Quilang | August 28, 2017 | Blog | 0 Comments

When working on a big project, it’s easy to look at it and think “there’s just no way I can do that”. But a big project becomes a lot more manageable if you break it down into smaller pieces – you just have to know how to divide it up.

Before you dive into breaking up your project and making a plan, you need to figure out exactly what needs to be done and when the project needs to be done by. This may be very easy if your client has a clear idea of what they want and a solid deadline, but they may be more flexible and want you to fill in the blanks, it which case this might take a bit longer.

by Marsha Quilang | August 28, 2017 | Blog | 0 Comments

Web maintenance isn’t something a lot of online entrepreneurs think about. In fact, it can be quite a mundane task for most. However, it
is important to keep your website ticking over smoothly.

Here are a few reasons why maintaining your website is important:

by Marsha Quilang | August 28, 2017 | Blog | 0 Comments

If you want to be successful, one of the most important steps is setting goals. If you just work to get things done, you end up going through the motions with no real purpose or drive. Setting goals gives you something to strive for, and skyrockets your chances of actually being successful, no matter what you set out to do.

To make the most out of setting your goals, there are a few rules to always follow:

by Marsha Quilang | August 28, 2017 | Blog | 0 Comments

As the internet gets more and more competitive, building an interactive website is more important than ever.

What is an interactive website?

Simply put, it’s a website which lets its visitors interact within the community, rather than just a static website which doesn’t offer the opportunity for feedback or interaction from the visitor.

There are no specific rules or interactive models to include in your website, and you’ll need to test different approaches to see which work best for your business.

by Marsha Quilang | August 28, 2017 | Blog | 0 Comments

When it comes to starting your own business, you’ll likely eventually need other people to do work for you. Instead of hiring employees, you might consider finding contractors to outsource your work to. This will not only save you money, it has a lot of other benefits as well.

When you hire your own employees, you have to pay a lot more than just their salary. Employers have to pay employee benefits like health and accident insurance, paid vacation, social security, and other additional expenses. While most of these are small costs, over time they add up to quite a bit of money out of your pocket. If you hire contractors instead of employees, they pay for their own benefits, so you don’t have to worry about the expenses. The only downside is that, because they incur these expenses themselves, they generally add these expenses into their fees.

by Marsha Quilang | August 28, 2017 | Blog | 0 Comments

Social networking is here to stay – Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest, Instagram, blogging and a host of new social networking sites are on the rise. People want to be connected and the speed we’re moving in to stay connected is frightful at times – how can you keep up? But more importantly, are you being less productive than you should by visiting social networking sites?

The first thing to note is that social networking shouldn’t be looked at as a negative thing. It’s simply the next stage of internet business and as savvy online business owners, it’s up to us to stay connected to the latest trends and changes in this field.