Answers vary based on... Time/Budget/Will/Expertise you possess. Projects with $0 budget verses $10M budget have very different answers. Also, Time comes into effect, as money always has a time value. Say you have $1M LOC to draw on + you'd like the shortest path to a selling your company for $10M+, then this will also be a very different answer. Start with your Exit Strategy + time target of your Exit. Then work backward, designing offerings you create.

I would be honest with the clients, addressing the situation, a short piece about why it happened, a thank you to each customer for their loyalty, and then a couple of options to what the customers can use instead. If you have a partner company or a competitor that you have a good relationship with, I would introduce your customers to them as goodwill. The customers will appreciate that and your competitor friend will also. Goodwill will come back to you.

There is not a well-chalked path that you can take because both creating a path and walking on it is to be done by you, however, you can learn from those who made to the top. It can be anything that keeps your frustration away, yoga, drums, games or guitar. Airbnb started out in 2008 when founders Brian Chesky and Joe Gebbia realised, they could make a quick buck by renting out an air mattress in their living room to people visiting San Francisco for a big conference. The idea then evolved into a website where others could do the same, and travellers could get a cheaper option than a hotel. They famously did things that did not scale and then growth hacked solutions so that they did. Each time a listing was made in their area on Craigslist, they would email the homeowner and ask if they would like to list on Airbnb. The homeowner would then spread the word about this new booking platform. After finding success in doing this manually, they created a script that would automatically email all new listings on Craigslist and notify them about Airbnb. It also shows that they realised early on that the key to success on the platform would be getting hosts to list their properties. You can read more here: https://www.growthmanifesto.com/airbnb-growth-strategy Besides if you do have any questions give me a call: https://clarity.fm/joy-brotonath

Pandemic is the new normal that we will face in the future as well, this is what WHO foretold. Apart from global warming, and climate change, pandemic is also a reality. The only business model that fits in this world of 2021 is innovation. Business around the world must be prepared to innovate. Due to today’s ‘hyper competition’ in a globalizing world, companies in all industries worldwide find themselves competing in ever changing environments. Those changes force companies to rethink their operational business models more frequently and more fundamentally, as innovation based solely on new products and aimed towards local markets is no longer sufficient to sustain their competitiveness and survival. Thus, according to me the Innovation Business Model is best post-pandemic business model for 2021 and beyond. Besides if you do have any questions give me a call: https://clarity.fm/joy-brotonath

Pooler and Pooler have rightly defined purchasing as, “The job of purchasing continues to receive increased recognition as a vital management function”. Considering this definition, after a factoring firm buys either the purchase orders or the invoices, they will then collect on them. All money is then returned to the original purchase or invoice owner. The factoring companies will receive a fee that is predetermined and agreed upon by both parties. Besides if you do have any questions give me a call: https://clarity.fm/joy-brotonath

This is a bit of a complex question to answer, but assuming is a typical service based business website where you are using primarily for SEO, Marketing, and informational purposes - the cost is or should be very relatively low. Depending on the type of build you prefer, whether you hire a developer who knows SEO to build your website natively friendly with SEO or not will affect your final price. Not every designer is a good developer or good SEO person. But I would say, even with SEO for a basic informational website with good SEO structure should be no more than $3,000 usd... custom designing and complex animations or backend data entry would of course drive the cost up. We did some service informational sites in the past that ended up racking the clients' total to $30k. This isn't common but they were a big client with complex systems on the backend while the front end was informational only for guests.

You'll approach this by working with a Tax person in each jurisdiction. Note: This only applies if you have a brick + mortar location, along with exact organization of the business. Tip: Making mistakes can be costly. Don't believe any "experts" besides in-country Tax people.

Whenever you say cost-effective you must understand what are the costs that you are incurring. There are primarily the following types of cost a company incurs. First one that comes to our mind is variable cost. Variable costs will vary in direct proportion to changes in the level of an activity. Second is Fixed Costs. The opposite of variable costs are fixed costs. Fixed costs do not fluctuate with changes in the level of activity. Economists speak of the concept of economies of scale. This means that certain efficiencies are achieved as production levels rise. Keeping all these costs in mind you can any mass emailer and that would be effective for instance Sendinblue, sendgrid or elastic mail. Besides if you do have any questions give me a call: https://clarity.fm/joy-brotonath

Do you already know which products/niches you want to work in? The tallest hurdle I’ve seen block affil success is when marketers lose steam. If you don’t care about the products you promote, will you stay motivated to promote them? Sure, the payout provides motivation but that only gets you so far. AM is a grind. Make sure you’re working in an area where you don’t mind grinding.

There are a few common problems when it comes to email marketing: -Spam (annoying customers) -Not opening your email if your subject line is not interesting enough -Oversaturation (receiving too many irrelevant emails)

A better question to ask in my polite opinion is what offer you make that cannot be refused, to paraphrase Godfather, and to whom. You have to analyze your competition and your business deeply. Then define what is the intersection of a large market, great proposition, ability to service, and unique value. I recommend focusing on the customer first and then on the product. If you want to flesh this out give me a call. All the best.

There's no way to guess about this, as checks will vary across time. For example, you might get a Barclay Apple card + they might check Transunion today + Experian tomorrow or both. There's no way you can form any conclusion about this, which will last more than a few days.

You could offer to consult with them to help them improve their credit rating which will increase their ability to get loans at better prices.

First of all, you have to figure out what type of investors usually invest in such startups. What I mean by that, is what is the profile you sould be looking for. Then you should earn their trust and respect (there are many ways to earn such qualities). Finally, you state clearly what your company’s mission statement and vision is. You have to earn the investors!

This topic can be very complex, as experiences vary a lot from person to person, and the definition of "successful" can be a moving target. However, there are a few frameworks that you can implement and move towards achieving success. I like to use the PREMISE-VISION-PURPOSE-STRATEGY framework, about which you can learn more below: 1. Start with a PREMISE What are your beliefs around the idea of success? Do you believe that you have to work long hours to be successful? Is success tied to any amount of money (yearly income or net worth)? Do you believe that only after a number of years of experience you can be successful? Ponder your premises and keep what makes the most sense to you. 2. Define your VISION What exactly does success mean to you? Is it having your own office with dozens of employees? Is it a nice home? Maybe an educational title? The idea here is to create a (few) picture(s) that will help you connect with the idea of the meaning of success to you and how you will know that you have become successful. 3. Think about your PURPOSES Why do you want to follow the route of success? Why is it worth the effort? Is it because you want to have more quality of life? Maybe to achieve a better life-work balance? 4. Your STRATEGY With the previous topics defined, determine what are the steps that you need to take to implement them. Define milestones, timelines and everything that you can. For instance, let's suppose that you've defined (your premise) that to be successul you have to be able to enjoy the money that you have earned and have enough time to do so. Your vision of success puts you in the role of the head of an office with assistants working for you, and your clients recognizing you for your high level of professionalism, which ultimately gives you the power to choose your customers and even turn down some offers. The purpose of doing so is to travel the (post-COVID) world to attend business conferences in fancy hotels, and have a great quality of life, with time to enjoy your meals, engage in personal activities, connecting with people who are important to you, etc. With that in mind, your strategy goes through the decision of owning a business or achieving a high-ranking position in a corporation, investing and managing your money well, committing to personal activities (non-work), etc; when will you achieve that level of success. Let's go one step further and suppose that you decide to own a business, and reach that level of success in 5 years from now. What type of business are you going to own? Do you have a business plan? Maybe in the first and second years you can work long hours to create the foundation your business needs to take off and take it easier in the following years? What do you need to do today to help you create a successful business? Do you need to learn new skills? Do you need funding? These are just some questions, of course. Keep track of your milestones and timelines to ensure that you are on the right path to success. This preparation work can be long (from weeks to months, depending on where you're at now), but very inspiring and pleasurable at the same time. You will learn a lot about yourself. You will have to learn what successful people who inspire you do or have done to achieve success. The truth is that there's no right answer, and only you can decide what works for you. I know that this is not the most straightforward answer, but it is a broad topic. I hope to have helped, nevertheless. Feel free to reach out if you need!

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Hi - I work in HR and have lots of experience designing and implementing commission schemes for a range of sales roles. Happy to support with some more information - to determine the best commission structure you need to be clear on what behaviour or result you want to motivate, and also take into account financially how the scheme can 'pay for itself'. For example, by rewarding number (volume) of sales, or total revenue, but ignoring profit, the individual will understandably focus on revenue or volume, and profit may suffer. Feel free to reach out to me direct if you'd like to explore further to reach the right solution. You might find resources such as People Management (online) useful for further reading. Katie

A business plan will give you a better idea. Map out revenues, costs, and margins for varying realistic range of business volumes and sales models. Do a 'what if' with than model. Analyze yourself and competitors deeply. An substantial scalable sustainable business margin is attainable even in low ARPUs if you get the business strategy right. Do give me a call if you want to flesh this out. All the best.

The best online business is that of E-commerce. E-Commerce businesses may employ some or all the following: 1. Online shopping websites for retail sales direct to consumers, 2. Providing or participating in online marketplaces, which process third-party business-to-consumer or consumer-to-consumer sales, 3. Business-to-business buying and selling, 4. Gathering and using demographic data through Web contacts and social media, 5. Business-to-business electronic data interchange, 6. Marketing to prospective and established customers by E-Mail or fax (for example, with newsletters), 7. Engaging in pretail for launching new products and services. But before you begin this best online business, understand that you must line up Commerce, Collaboration, Communication, Connection and Computation is one single row to achieve maximum profits and minimize the losses. Besides if you do have any questions give me a call: https://clarity.fm/joy-brotonath

Have a look at chambers of commerce in the countries you want to export to especially those based near you and ask them for help. A fair few trade missions are now virtual.

Hi, I used to manage a non-profit organization - the process is challenging but it is possible. I'd be happy to advise. First stop: try get a Google Grant for Google Adwords - it will help you a lot to promote your business. Good luck

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world market for opportunities to diversify products, markets and suppliers, and trade support institutions (TSIs) setting priorities in terms of trade promotion, sectoral performance, partner countries and trade development strategies must have detailed statistical information on international trade flows in order to utilize resources effectively.

I would present to the retailer that it would be safer for him to do the transaction through your company as you will act as a trustee / escrow (and of course you really need to do it - meaning you pay a deposit, pay more when you getting confirmation that the products are on the ship/airplane and then the last amount once the products have arrived at the retailer). There are a few other options which I'd be happy to advise you on. Good luck I've successfully helped over 380 entrepreneurs, startups and businesses, and I would be happy to help you. After scheduling a call, please send me some background information so that I can prepare in advance - thus giving you maximum value for your money. Take a look at the great reviews I’ve received: https://clarity.fm/assafben-david

1. Export a list of "other contacts" from gmail, linkedin connections, Facebook friends, Twitter followers, etc. 2. Call & email everyone (personally if possible) and ask them directly if they need your help. 3. Ask for a referral from everyone that buys. 4. Get a success story written about YOUR CUSTOMER that mentions you in as many blogs, magazines, etc that you can. 5. Write a blog with suggestions and ideas that genuinely help your prospects. 6. Figure out why other businesses related to yours would WANT to promote you to their audience. And then pitch.