Selling a business can be a lot more complicated than it might seem at first glance. In this post, we’ll dig into the hows and what-ifs you’ll want to explore before, during, and through the transitional phases. Understanding the basics and planning can help you avoid falling into some of the common pitfalls that may spring up during the process of a business sale.

Sadly, as the global COVID-19 pandemic wreaks havoc on our world and our institutions strain to cope with it all, scores of businesses are facing the excruciating reality that remaining in operation just isn’t feasible. As terrible as it is, there are steps you need to take to ensure that the pain of closing your business isn’t even more devastating to your employees and your finances than it needs to be.

Selling at a farmers market sounds easy but it does require research and preparation. Here’s what you need to know to start selling, the best payment processors to use, and some marketing tips to help your small business grow at the farmers’ market!

Registering your nonprofit can provide your organization with distinct advantages like legal protection, tax benefits, access to funding and discounts, and more. Learn what it takes to register your nonprofit organization.

Worker co-ops come with various advantages for members…but you might also encounter some disadvantages. Learn what it takes to form a cooperative, and find out if it’s the right type of structure for your business.

There are five main types of franchising relationships, each of which represents a different segment of a franchised company’s supply chain. Depending on factors such as the level of control you want over your business, your business experience/skill-set, and the amount of capital you can access, you might decide to open a business format franchise, product franchise, or a manufacturing franchise.

When you are looking for your very own side hustle, there are a couple of things you want to consider. Can it actually be a side hustle or is it enough work to be considered a full-time position? Do you have the time and energy to add it to your already busy schedule? Is it something you are passionate enough about (or that makes enough money) that you won’t get burnt out too quickly?

You will need anywhere from $1,000 – $100,000 before you start your business, depending on your industry, location, and business plan.

LLC business insurance is a collection of business insurance policies that protect your LLC from the costly effects of a lawsuit, property damage, worker mistakes, and other situations. Because every LLC is different, the types of coverage your business needs will be unique.

This post aims to clarify any confusion regarding why and how a CVV (or CVV2, CVC, or CID) number is vital for your small business. Because payment companies mandate all merchants to collect the credit card CVV code during online or manual card entry, you’ll need to find a payment processing company that’s up to date with the latest policies.