Blog: Business Education

Read more about content personalization and how it can help your business' marketing team in this guest post.

Implement social media best practices, such as creating diversified content and building relationships with your followers to stand out and increase revenue.

Owning and running a small business is a lot of work. Fortunately, you don’t have to do all the work yourself. Outsourcing makes it easy for any business, of any size, to get all the services and solutions of a larger corporation, but without the investment in staff, training, and so forth. If you’re in the market for someone to manage the books, you might be thinking that it’s time for a CPA, or Certified Public Accountant. Although having a CPA on hand could be handy, it’s often more than most small businesses need. However, it may still be the ideal choice for managing your books in some cases.

Background checks can tell you a lot about potential candidates or employees that are already on your payroll. You can perform these checks to learn about employment and education history, potential criminal records, and so much more. Of course, to get the best information, you have to know how to go through the proper steps of running these checks in the first place. The good news is that there are third-party background screening services that you can employ. They will do all the hard work for you.

Learn more about how these six tips can help your business generate more leads and accelerate growth in this guest post.

Customer service is still the central focus of any business. Today, there are several different resources available that can help companies boost their customer service and improve people’s experience by delivering self-service and support. One of those is the shareable help document, sometimes just called a help doc. These can be written by just about anyone within the organization and can be handed out to clients, vendors, and others who will find the information useful or relevant.

G Suite is now Google Workspace, offering a better platform for nonprofits to keep in touch with their teams, donors, and others. It’s becoming the place to collaborate, communicate, and create the things that your business needs. Plus, there are several different plans and pricing options available and when you are operating as a nonprofit, Google’s got your back with great discounts and even a free plan if you just want basic access. We’ll look at all the different plans available for your nonprofit in this guide and help you choose what’s best.

G Suite has become Google Workspace, and despite the name change, businesses are still getting access to all the best office productivity tools that can ensure that you can collaborate and communicate in the best way with your teams. There are several different plans available, and Google even has special pricing for nonprofit organizations.

Starting a new business? Learn more about how your brand's colors can impact your business and growth in this guest post.