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Writing a Business Partnership Agreement

Deciding to go into business with a partner is a momentous decision. Here are some tips for approaching and creating your partnership agreement.

How to Harness AI for Creativity at Your Business

According to a new study, the technology can serve as a creative collaborator. Here’s how to embrace it.

How Long Should You Keep Documents?

Do you understand business record retention guidelines? Here's what you need to know.

How to Create an Exit Strategy for Your Business

It’s never too early to plan your business exit strategy. Here’s how to prepare your company for a successful sale, no matter your growth stage.

Home Improvement Businesses Share Customer Loyalty Secrets

These home improvement business owners share the strategies they use to keep customers coming back.

Successful Crowdfunded Startups

A successful crowdfunding campaign can be just what your business needs to reach the next level. Here are nine startups whose crowdfunding campaigns did just that.

How to Build a Customer Journey Map for Your Small Business

A customer journey map is an invaluable way to understand your customers and remove friction along their path to purchase.

The Complete Guide to Small Business Physical Security

Understanding common physical security risks helps you prevent theft and protect your employees.

8 Types of Organizational Structures for Small Business

From functional reporting to decision-making, these eight types of organizational structures offer unique advantages.

B2B vs. B2C: What's the Difference?

B2B and B2C companies sell their products and services to different target markets, which requires different marketing and sales approaches.