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Small Business Ideas with Minimal Startup Costs

Allen Francis / February 4th, 2019 / No Comments

One of the biggest misconceptions about starting a business is that you can launch one for free. That is, without incurring any startup related expenses. The average American business requires anywhere from $10,000 to $125,000 in initial startup costs. Starting a business costs so much because of the expenses related to office space, salaries, insurance, inventories, utility payments, and so on. Small...

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Using SEO Optimization for Online Business Marketing

Allen Francis / January 23rd, 2019 / No Comments

Marketing your business online is a necessary evil of business if you run a home-based business or small business. It doesn’t matter if you are struggling to make a name for a small business or run a global conglomerate, your consumer base needs to know you care about their needs and where to find your product. This is why it’s very important to use an effective agency like citypeakmarketing.com who...

Posted in: Business, Personal Finance Tagged with: marketing, SEO

Everything You Should Know About Telecommute Work

Allen Francis / January 22nd, 2019 / No Comments

There is an old song lyric that is very simple, yet profound: “Ain’t nothing going on but the rent.” From the working class to the middle class, most Americans struggle to make ends meet while aspiring to generate more income. Or, even start a small business. Great things start in small ways. So, it may make more sense to gradually work up to such aspirations. The average American makes between...

Posted in: Personal Finance Tagged with: earn extra money, telecommuting

Realty Mogul Returns and How to Crowd-Invest In Real Estate

Allen Francis / January 9th, 2019 / No Comments

Family business empires and well-connected agents tend to crowd the real estate market. One of the hardest investments markets to buy into is the real estate market. The combined residential and commercial real estate market is worth about $40 trillion. That’s a lot of money for people already operating in the market, and it’s a statistic that can feel like a barrier to non-investors. Many...

Posted in: Personal Finance, Real Estate Tagged with: crowd investing, real estate investing