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Dear Galen Workman,
| Register Now for the Free October Seminar |
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The popular Business Growth Strategy
Seminar's next session is scheduled for 5 pm
Thursday, October 30th at Sterck Kulik
O'Neill's downtown San Francisco office.
The small group of participants will discover
the 4 ways to grow your business, learn to
identify and monitor Key Performance
Indicators, and explore a four-step process
entrepreneurs can use to empower their teams
to improve the numbers.
You will learn things you can start using
in your own business the next day.
The two-hour seminar is free, but advanced
registration is required. Sign-up now for one
of the limited spots.
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| QuickBooks Releases 2009 Product Line |
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Sterck Kulik O'Neill supports clients who use
several different accounting packages. Each
piece of software has differences in
complexity, price, security, and other
functionality.
Intuit's QuickBooks and its simpler sibling
Quicken are two of the most popular among our
clients, and the 2009 editions were released
yesterday. The product line offers many
options, add-ins, and levels of
sophistication so that a lot of small- to
mid-size businesses find a good fit for them.
If you're evaluating accounting packages, you
can check out online the latest from Intuit.
And, contact Sterck Kulik O'Neill to discuss
the software options to find the best match
for your business.
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| Get Leads from 6 More Sources |
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Where do you get your new business leads? Do
you rely on one primary source?
"... if you rely on only one marketing
source, like word of mouth, I can nearly
guarantee what your business looks like,"
writes Michele Pariza Wacek. "Feast or famine."
In these economic times, you need to expand
your lead-generation repertoire to fill your
order backlog larder.
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| Help Your Student Handle Credit Wisely |
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Your college student children are getting
bombarded with offers of credit cards. Give
them some advice early so that they make
their credit decisions wisely.
Heck! Read this article yourself to make
sure that you're following these
credit basics.
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How Web Browsing Puts Your Business at Risk |
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Loss productivity due to employees using the
Internet for private purposes such as chat,
streaming video, blogs, social networking and
visiting a myriad of other interesting sites
(weather, maps, music, games, gambling,
shopping, sports, etc.) is not the only risk
posed by personal use of your business'
Internet access.
Private activities, because they take place
at the workplace using work computers, can
entangle the business in legal prosecution
cases related to their illegal use.
As part of your business' regular risk
assessment actions, take a look at the
policies you have in place regarding usage of
your company's network.
The outline below gives you risks to consider
and mitigating policies and actions you can
take to practice safe business computing.
Geoffrey Kulik, CPA
Director
Don't Let Internet Misuse Hurt Your Business
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