Albert Costill January 11, 2022 Have you ever gone car shopping? Even if you aren’t a car enthusiast, most people know that the vehicle should have basic safety features, like antilock backs and airbags. Most of us would also enjoy features like power windows, heat and air conditioning, comfortable seats, and some sort of audio … Continue reading The Best Annuity Features and Fees to Look For
Stefan Palios January 13, 2021 As we jump into the new year – and more people jump into freelancing – there are a lot of questions. One big one: should freelancers charge late fees? I’ve been freelancing for half a decade now, and have struggled with this question from day one. In this article, I’m … Continue reading Why All Freelancers Should Charge Late Fees In Their Contracts
Chris Dunne December 4, 2020 Being an eBay seller can be fun, flexible and of course highly lucrative. It’s the second most important online marketplace in the US and remains a popular shopping site for billions of users around the world. Home to well-known brands and kitchen table enterprises, eBay attracts individuals and businesses because … Continue reading 7 Ways to Reduce Your eBay Seller Fees
Ali Faagba October 14, 2020 Understandably, the distribution channel of a product — from the manufacturer to the end-user — has a lot of intricacies and politics, prominent among which is the hot topic: slotting fees. The moral position of slotting fees has been a bone of contention among business scholars for decades — the … Continue reading Can E-commerce Solve the Problem of Slotting Fees?
Michael Ugino — March 19, 2020 Etsy, with its focus on handmade and vintage items, is a great place for independent artists and crafters to set up their own shops and sell their wares. And today, more than 2.1 million people sell their products on Etsy. It’s free to join Etsy and set up a … Continue reading Etsy Fees: Complete Guide for Sellers
Choncé Maddox — September 9, 2019 — September 9, 2019 We all get faced with extra fees and up-charges at one time or another. One of the most common extra fees that I really don’t like it the ‘convenience’ fee since I never really understand what it’s for. When you freelance or run a small … Continue reading When You Should Charge Clients Extra Fees
Kara Perez — August 26, 2019 — August 26, 2019 Freelancers run their own show, but enjoy fewer workplace protections and conveniences than W2 workers. One way this really exhibits itself is with fees. Freelancers can find that fees cut into their earnings at an enormous rate. If a freelancer works for 7 clients in … Continue reading 3 Freelancer Fees To Keep An Eye Out For
Jessica Huhn — August 26, 2019 — August 26, 2019 How can you ensure that your business receives a constant flow of new customers or clients? Build a network of people who refer others to your business in exchange for a monetary payment, known as a referral fee. A referral fee is a type of … Continue reading Referral Fees: Best Practices for Success
Choncé Maddox — July 31, 2019 — July 31, 2019 Accepting online payments and multiple forms of payment is the norm for most small businesses today. The few business that don’t accept multiple forms of payment are no doubt missing out on additional sales and revenue. We already know that people want to pay for … Continue reading 4 Ways to Balance Out Payment Processing Fees
Choncé Maddox — June 17, 2019 — June 17, 2019 No matter what type of business you run, accepting credit card payments is strongly recommended. When I was 18, I used to work at a minimum wage telemarketing job where I’d call small business owners to persuade them to buy our company’s credit card processing … Continue reading Why You Should Accept Credit Card Payments Despite Processing Fees
