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Amid unprecedented times, calls for extraordinary measures. During a recession, customers restrict overall spending and focus their properties on other tasks. Businesses struggle to remain open, well-known, and profitable. Companies aim to maintain the attentiveness of their customers. As sales lessen, businesses direct their focus to meet budgets and typically cut company costs, lower consumer prices, and defer new investments. Inclining to deliver on the expectations of the financial market, included in lessening variable expenses, is the use of marketing tools, research, and communications. While it is wise to contain costs, reducing marketing spending during a recession can threaten long…

How good of a job would you say you do when the time arrives for you to make decisions about your business? If you could be doing a better job of making decisions that revolve around your business, is now the time to do it? By doing a better job in this area, you increase the odds of being around in the business world for a longer time to come. So, what do you need to do to improve things? Be Smart in the Business World In coming up with better business decisions, hone in on these areas: Money decisions…

It is often believed that start-ups and small businesses are two different entities. The word startup evokes pictures of hippy, high-tech companies creating next-gen robotics apps run by twenty-somethings of fresh-out-of-college (or drop-outs, thanks to Mark Zuckerberg, Steve Jobs, and Bill Gates). However, small businesses are boring and conventional firms, run by older people who are not competitive in their business. These are just some of the numerous myths about startups out there. This article debunks five of them Myth 1: All Startups Are Tech-Based Not all entrepreneurs are creating mobile apps or advanced technology that transforms worldwide — you…