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Collaboration Project Ideas That Will Expand Your Business’ Horizons
Business failure statistics are rather dismal, according to Fundera. With 20 percent of small businesses failing within the first year, and only 30 percent surviving past their tenth, succeeding might seem like an impossibility. In order for your company to survive, it must evolve and improve constantly. Once you stop and become stagnant, you’ll be crushed by the competition.
By Agatha Singer7 years ago in Journal
#OddDuckOut (A Flight of Fancy Turns Into a Horror Story)
When starting this journey, I was led to believe that assisting a family was at the crux of the job I had been asked to do. Acting as an intermediary was an acceptable responsibility for me, as this is something I have done on many separate occasions whether it be through teaching or journalism. When asked to do this in a fair and just manner, I have no problems with this line of work, especially when it comes to the journalistic side of things. I have been transparent with my motivation for writing anything, only allowing my judgment calls to be based on my personal comfort levels. The integrity of those I may be working for or with would be the main reason to potentially alter anything along the way.
By Marjorie Roden7 years ago in Journal
My Art
I am not the greatest artist out there, but I do like to think I am good enough to be seen and appreciated. I am not institute educated, or have a degree in my art, but this is me. (I am a self-taught artist.) And maybe my art isn't to everyone's taste, but I do work hard at creating the picture. I create a story with my drawings.
By Kelly Ganson7 years ago in Journal
Take the Body Pains out of the Office Work
Work can be a pain in the neck and back That may not be what people really say about jobs, but when sitting in a chair all day, typing away, doing office work. The back is suffering; sure manual labor can be hard on the body as well, but sitting for long periods of time can be just as damaging to the back, neck, and shoulders. This long sitting position can affect the neck and shoulders areas, mid back, and lower back. But there are some tips and pointers that can help relieve this pain.
By Kari Oakley7 years ago in Journal
6 Best Freelance Travel Writing Jobs Online
Many people dream of traveling and getting paid for it; you not only get to see the world, but your pockets also get bigger. Freelance travel writing is ideal if you are passionate about traveling and writing because you have to create standard work.
By Mollie Porein7 years ago in Journal
Even a Business of One Needs Proper Branding
A while back, I wrote an article about book promotion companies who can’t even promote themselves. They call or email you, try to sell you a book promotion package to boost your sales, and after you piss away your $700, you don’t see an increase in sales.
By Aaron Dennis7 years ago in Journal
Why Is Using Too Many Automation Tools Bad for Your Business?
Everybody wants to have an incredible social media presence. Talk of social media and brand positioning will be the first thing that’ll come to your mind. The likes of Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram are formidable tools to garner likes and comments. Quite unfortunately, the social side of things is being overtaken by automation. Interestingly, automation does make your life easier, but it can also rip the heart out of your consumer interaction initiatives if used excessively.
By Natalie Ige7 years ago in Journal
Technology that Has Made Business Improve Significantly
There is no doubt that we have seen many businesses soar because of the influx of technology. It has allowed companies to be more efficient and productive than ever before. Some corporations are seeing a new way to get in touch with customers and keep them. They can send direct messages and get a question on a product within minutes. Here are some major ways that technology has made businesses improve significantly over the years.
By Kevin Gardner7 years ago in Journal
