So you’ve decided to start a business, you are now officially an entrepreneur.
There are a few things you need to do straight away… Read more »
So you’ve decided to start a business, you are now officially an entrepreneur.
There are a few things you need to do straight away… Read more »
One of the reasons the KashFlow office will never be paperless is because of the many To Do lists to be found on my desk. I’m aware there are plenty of web apps out there for this kind of thing, including Remember the Milk which lots of people rave about. But for me, nothing beats the portability and speed of access of a small notebook. Read more »
>With all the hype surrounding Twitter at the moment, it’s easy for people to overlook some of the other very useful sites out there. Especially if you’re new to business and/or social networking. Read more »
If you’re looking for a new supplier, whether it’s an accountant, a designer or anything else then by far the best route is to ask others you know in business who they’d recommend. Read more »
We offer a free trial of our online accounting software and we tend to follow up those who don’t go ahead to become paying subscribers to find out why they chose not to go ahead.
Typically we’re told that they love the software, it’s by far the easiest to use and easiest to understand application they’ve ever tried for managing their accounts for their small company or sole-trader business. But they just don’t like the idea of their data being held on the web. Read more »
Dear Vodafone,
It’s been 5 years now since we first got together. I said back in 2006 that I love you and that I would never look at another mobile phone provider but things have changed since then.
You’ve changed since then. Read more »
Most books on marketing and branding will tell you that you need to “position” a product and you should avoid associating the product with anything that conflicts with that brand positioning. (At least, I’m assuming they do. I don’t think I’ve read any!). Read more »
Back in the dark old days of the internet, Compuserve hoped to have everyone connect to the net via their service. Rather than all these horrible double-you double-yew double-ewe dot names you’d just have Compuserve keywords. Read more »
Just as our accounting software is designed to be understood by people (like me) that aren’t accountants or have any formal accounting training; this is intended to be a brief and simple explanation of the Software as a Service (SaaS) business model for people (like me) that don’t have an MBA or formal business training.
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Picture the scene. This young wannabe-entrepreneur wants a couple of thousand pounds to start a business. Here’s his profile: Read more »
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