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May 30, 2008

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in this issue
  • Got the Payroll Blues?
  • Get Your Foot in the Door
  • What's Good About Recession?
  • Creating A Website That Makes Your Business Fly
  • Is Your Accountant Worth Your Money?

  • Get Your Foot in the Door

    If you're not well prepared before you make cold calls, we guarantee that you're going to get a lot of rejections. Decision-makers in most organizations are simply weary of the large number of salespeople phoning them.

    On the other hand, when you're professionally trained, cold calling is easy and tremendously profitable.


    What's Good About Recession?

    "Starting a business in a recession is like vacationing in the off-season," says San Francisco entrepreneur Eric Ryan. "It's a little less crowded, and everything starts going on sale."

    "Downturns are actually a great time to sign up new accounts," adds Inc.com. That's because companies are examining every expense and business relationship. If you can offer better service, product, or value than their current vendor, you will have a decent chance of winning their business.


    Creating A Website That Makes Your Business Fly

    Successful online sales and marketing require a website that is visually attractive as well as easy to use.

    Whether you're creating your own site or hiring a web developer, there are some very basic rules for success... which a huge number of businesses break.


    Is Your Accountant Worth Your Money?

    Are you satisfied with your current accountant or CPA? Do they provide you with the level of service, competence, and benefits you deserve? If not, your choice of CPA may be impacting your potential growth and success.

    To help you understand what your CPA should provide, click on the logo to immediately download your FREE assessment tool THE PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTANT'S $CORECARD which specifically outlines the skills, credentials, competence, and benefits every professional and business owner should demand from their CPA


    Got the Payroll Blues?

    It's not that payroll isn't important, but it is a standard procedure and one that is not core to your business activity.

    That makes it perfect for outsourcing.

    A 2006 national payroll survey found that the most common reason given by managers for doing payroll in-house was that it is the cheapest way. But, that assumption is questionable.

    Read why we recommend that most of our clients use a payroll service (we use one ourselves, too!).

    Geoffrey P. Kulik, CPA
    Director

    Fix your payroll blues »
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