Small Business Month

Celebrating small business this month, and year-round.

Small Business Month: Events, Tools and Resources

May is National Small Business Month! At CO—, our goal is to help small business and startup owners begin and succeed in their businesses. Here, we've curated a collection of content—from events happening this month, to tools your business can use year-round—to help guide you through your entrepreneurial journey.
Latest—

How to Monetize Facebook

Activate Facebook monetization tools to earn money on posts, reels, and more. See if your page is eligible, and explore ways to boost sales and track Facebook revenue.

Data Privacy Compliance Basics

The complex network of data privacy regulations means small business owners should have a thorough approach to protecting customer data.

Consumer Trends Small Business Owners Should Know

A new report suggests AI, health, experiences, and resourcefulness are driving today’s customers.

New Hire Paperwork Checklist for Small Business Owners

Businesses hiring new employees must ensure that the correct paperwork is in order. From W-4s to direct deposit forms, here’s what you need to onboard new hires.

A Guide to Conducting a Market Analysis

A market analysis is important for any business to understand their potential in a given industry. Here’s how to conduct one.

What Is Two-Factor Authentication, and Why Does It Matter?

Two-factor authentication (2FA) adds a second verification check to stop account takeovers. See how to use it to protect company accounts.

How to Write a Refund and Return Policy

Straightforward return and exchange guidelines improve consumer experiences while reducing fraud. Learn how to draft a solid policy.

A Small Business Guide to Nondisclosure Agreements

A nondisclosure agreement can help protect your confidential business information and give you legal recourse if anyone shares valuable company secrets.

What Is EBITDA?

EBITDA is a metric commonly used to estimate a company's value. Here’s how to calculate EBITDA and when to use it.

How to Find Your Small Business Credit Score

Check your credit with one of the credit agencies to understand how well positioned your company is to get favorable interest rates.