Category: Business

Work from Home and Earn Extra Money with 7 Side Jobs Online

Posted on by April Stephens

There is money to be made on the internet. You can supplement the income from your day job with side gigs after work. If you know where to look and how to manage your time, your earning power grows. And when you have found your groove, you may be able to skip the office altogether to freelance full-time. 

Engaging in online work lets you hone your skills, learn new things, or land yourself lucrative opportunities. There’s generally no need for specialized equipment, and the best part of it all is you get paid in cash when the project gets done, then you move on to the next gig.

Learn how to boost your income this year with these kinds of work online. 

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For Your Next Job, think Outside the Box

Posted on by April Stephens

What if you were to manage someone else family’s life? Would that seem strange to you? If not, you just might be the right person for a variety of household positions. Although times have changed, butlers and majordomo are still common in wealthy circles, and there are new similar positions that have opened in the modern era. Here is a brief description that may entice you to get a job a little different than others.

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5 Tips to Increase Your Team’s Productivity While Working Remotely

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This year, the Covid-19 pandemic has forced many people to start working from home. Many companies have had to adjust their working schedules and operations to accommodate the work-from-home modality. Many employees have never worked remotely and needed some time to get used to it. The situation is even more difficult since parents had to juggle working from home and home schooling their children. It’s been a difficult year, but we have proven we can work with any situation and turn it to our advantage. If your team has been working remotely this year, and you feel they need a bit of a boost in productivity, we have compiled a list of five tips to help you encourage them. Read on to find out more.

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What Women Need to Consider Before Starting a Business

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Everyone dreams about starting their own business where they can realize their own ideas and be their own boss. It is undeniable that today when the small business sector is booming, it is a better time than ever to try such an endeavor. Still, starting a business is not easy by any means and the fact of the matter is that even today, women face more obstacles on the road to entrepreneurship. Therefore, you need to consider a lot of things before getting started. Here are a few of those things.

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3 Steps to Creating Captivating PowerPoint Presentations

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PowerPoint presentations have numerous uses. They can help in teaching, illustrating historical events, displaying statistical data, and conducting business meetings. PowerPoint presentations are helpful tools that can make sharing of ideas with your audiences simple. According to Slideshare, the invention of PowerPoint presentation has established a captivating way of conveying information.

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Road to Recovery: Lessons from Mid-Size Retailers

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There are many fresh wounds left by the financial state caused by the global pandemic. One of them can be seen in the world of retail. Sure, e-commerce as a model has had its triumphs and, early on, while people were buying items in stock, some retailers saw a spike in sales. Now, however, things are not looking so great. A lot of people are out of jobs or have trouble paying their rent, which significantly lowers their average purchasing power. In turn, this shifts their priority focus and makes them more resilient to impulse purchases. So, how do mid-size retailers recover from this situation? Here are some tips to help you out.

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Being More Productive at Work

Posted on by April Stephens

Improving productivity at work is an ongoing conversation among many people. Everyone wishes that he or she could be more productive at work and get more things done. But, achieving this needs better time management and a well-focused mindset. Let’s see some tips for achieving this.

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3 Reasons Why You Should Text Your Customers Today

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Are you looking for a great new way to keep in touch with your customers? One of the very best ways you can reach this goal is to text them. This is a low cost and foolproof way to keep in touch with them in a very positive manner. Here are three reasons why you should be texting your customers today.

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Top Tips for Proper Disposal of Your Business Waste

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Proper disposal of your business waste can help keep your surrounding environment clean. If your business generates toxic waste, then the more rigid your disposal policy should be. This is to ensure that your company does not unintentionally pollute the environment. Even as a company, you need to do your part in caring for the environment. Proper waste disposal will ensure that your rubbish is stored securely and transported to a waste management facility with the greatest degree of care. 

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How to Start Your Own Business as a Working Mom

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Being a mom is a full-time job already, so it can feel like an impossible challenge that you somehow see through every day for those who are working. Though it can seem daunting, starting your own business is also well within the realms of the possible. If you already work and parent then you can own your own business and parent. After all, when you are the boss, you can set up an area for your kids to play or to do their homework if you need to work late. You can make your own hours. You can better combine your work schedule with your responsibilities as a parent. 

Taking your time to build a business plan properly and to have everything sorted before launch can take a lot of the stress off of your back. Juggling responsibilities is one thing; trying to prop up a new business that wasn’t thought through properly is another. 

That is why you’ll want to start with this guide: 

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