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Rhonda Abrams

Big Problems for Small Business on Health Care

July 19, 2017 //  by Rhonda Abrams

“When it comes to the debate over health insurance, one thing is for certain: the current system is terrible for small business. As it is now, small businesses usually have the hardest time getting insurance, the smallest choice among providers, and pay the most for the least coverage. Many people who would like to start …

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Silicon Valley

How Silicon Valley Can Level the Playing Field for Women

July 12, 2017 //  by Rhonda Abrams

Silicon Valley has a woman problem. Sexual harassment. Sex discrimination. Lack of funding for women. Men in Silicon Valley just can’t seem to figure out how to work with women, especially with female entrepreneurs. What can Silicon Valley, especially venture capitalists, do to level the playing field for women starting businesses? I’ve lived in Silicon …

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Networking

One Easy Way to Grow Your Small Business

July 5, 2017 //  by Rhonda Abrams

“It’s not what you know, it’s who you know.” That old saying is as true today as it ever was. When you want to get ahead, it helps to know people. So a key business skill every small business owner needs to master is “networking”–how to get out in the world and make lots of …

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Start Your Own Food Business on the Cheap

June 26, 2017 //  by Rhonda Abrams

Paul Newman did it. Heidi Klum did it. Jimmy Dean did it. Ludacris did it. Many people dream of taking their favorite recipes and turning their love of food into their own business. Starting a food-oriented small business can be more than just a dream. If you want to package and sell your soup, jam, …

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Smallbiz Dog

June 23 Take Your Dog to Your Small Biz

June 21, 2017 //  by Rhonda Abrams

Woof! Allow me to introduce myself. I’m ZuZu, Rhonda Abrams’ dog. I know you’re looking for Rhonda’s small business advice, but for “Take Your Dog to Work Day,” happening on June 23, I’m taking over her column. Of course, in Rhonda’s company, every day is “Take Your Dog to Work Day,” as dogs are welcome …

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Smallbiz Customer

Small Business Customers: Good, Bad, Ugly

June 14, 2017 //  by Rhonda Abrams

Any customer is a good customer for your small business, right? After all, if someone wants to buy from you, what more can you want? Actually, lots. It turns out some customers are not worth having. And you have to learn how to get rid of them. Anyone whose been in business very long can …

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Reward Employees

8 Cheap Ways to Reward Small Biz Employees

June 7, 2017 //  by Rhonda Abrams

Employees are at the heart of your small business. They serve the customers, make your product or provide your services, fill and process orders, get the shipping out the door. Without good employees, it’s tough to build a successful, profitable company. But in small businesses, money can often be tight. How can you reward good …

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Millennials

Millennials Aren’t as Lazy as You Thought

May 31, 2017 //  by Rhonda Abrams

Millennials–Americans born between 1980 and 2000–may be the most entrepreneurial generation ever. A new study shows Millennials have more experience with small business and greater desire to start businesses than previous generations. But the study also demonstrates a continuing need for help for entrepreneurs if they’ll create the jobs America needs. The study, released May …

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Case Study: The Bank of Starbucks

May 30, 2017 //  by Rhonda Abrams

Excerpted from Entrepreneurship: A Real-World Approach, 2nd Ed, now available Challenge: To improve cash flow, reducing the unpredictability of sales for a nonessential purchase Solution: Find ways that encourage customers to prepay for goods long before they purchase them, and invest those funds safely There’s a pretty good chance the last time you ordered a Starbucks …

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