Some people will tell you that businesses always start with an idea and the dream to make money. Startups come out of these ideas, and they often start on shaky legs—you’re not sure whether it’ll bomb or it will become one of the best ventures you’ve made in a long time. Sometimes, the reason why […]

The pandemic compelled businesses to implement changes in the way they connected with their market. Traditional marketing strategies were not effective since people were staying home to avoid the virus. Due to this, businesses that are struggling to reach their customers and increase revenue should focus on marketing strategies that are suitable situation. And with

We understand and deeply resonate with the motivations of young entrepreneurs to take the initiative and active steps toward funding their startup, undergoing mentorship, and building the necessary capital through their side-hustles. Whether it’s learning how to start a property management business or creating a storage solutions company, entrepreneurial minds are always busy taking that

Starting a franchise business might be a good opportunity in the time of COVID-19. For one, many companies that use a franchise model found themselves succeeding in 2020 despite overwhelming odds and a terrible economy. While it’s true that no business will truly be pandemic or recession-proof, some industries and sectors have a better chance than others.

Running a business is already hard enough without having to think about property maintenance. You have to look after your employees, talk to vendors and clients, and make sure the lights stay on. You also have to make sure that your property remains in good condition, whether it’s a small store or an entire building.

Recent consumer trends reveal that customers are now prioritizing environmental impact when buying goods. In the last decade, earth-friendly services and products have been increasing in popularity. In fact, in a 2018 survey by Accenture Strategy, 62% of consumers are now taking a stand on environmental issues, such as fair employment and sustainability. That is

Back in 2020 when the COVID-19 crisis was at its most devastating, there are a handful of businesses that managed to survive and even thrive despite the difficulties posed by the pandemic. These included media streaming sites such as Netflix, grocery stores, cleaning meal prep, and delivery services, home gardening, telemedicine, fitness equipment companies, and