RSS Email
You are here: Home / Archives for Thoughts

What Is Guardianship?

October 14, 2017 by

Guardianship Application

A guardianship can play a key role in the long-term health of a person or business. The guardianship is needed in the event of a disability or incapacitation. When you are looking for help securing a personal service corporation Tax ID number, work with a document filing services company.

How You Can Complete an Application for Guardianship

A guardianship is appointed by a court in the event of a disability or incapacitation. The guardian will make financial and non-financial decisions. Qualifications vary depending upon the state, but a person cannot have a felony or gross misdemeanor on their personal record.

Not only does the guardian make personal decisions on behalf of the ward, but it will also make medical decisions as well. The guardian will need to submit medical updates on the ward’s condition. Guardianships are meant to be limited as much as possible so that wards can exercise as much control over their lives as possible.

What Goes into an EIN Application

There are several reasons your business will need an EIN. When you are getting your business started, you will want to have an EIN to help your business secure capitol and hire employees. The number will be needed throughout the life of your business, including when you file taxes.

Before you complete your application, you will need to know your type of entity. There are surveys you can complete to help you better understand the type of business you are starting. An online EIN application can be completed quickly, and you will usually have an answer within the same business day on its status.

The guardianship can help when you are trying to balance finances and avoid a rocky business climate. There are several ways for you to earn the guardianship status for your business, so check out your options. The right document filling service will take the guesswork out of this process.




Schools Out: Not If You Find Sneaky Ways to Continue their Education

October 14, 2017 by

upgrade kids knowledge

Education doesn’t end, just because your kids are taking a break from school. Whether it’s summer vacation, a holiday break, or if you’re pulling the kids out of class for a family vacation, kids can continue to learn while having loads of fun. In the interest of happy family vacays for all, we are pleased to present a few delightful ways to sneak a bit of education into every family trip.

Visit places they learned about in school

Your kids have undoubtedly seen images of legendary locations while sitting at their desks in history classes. They may have taken short field trips with teachers and classmates. Reinforce this kind of classroom learning and make history real and tangible when you opt to visit places your child may have only read about in books.

Washington, DC is a perfect example of a very visitable city that offers all sorts of vacation education opportunities. Check into the Marriott Washington Dulles Airport and plan a series of day trips to see the Capitol building, Washington Monument, and Vietnam War Memorial. Try unfamiliar foods and pay attention to details.

A night at the museum

Some kids balk at the very notion of spending time in a stuffy museum. They will change their minds if you accept an invitation from the Smithsonian for an after-hours tour and slumber party at the National Museum of Natural History. Designed for kids from ages eight to 12, a supervised sleepover offers a bountiful boost of education about dinosaurs, biology, oceanography, and native arts and crafts, suggests Huffington Post.

These days, many museums and zoos offer similar indoor camping-and-breakfast programs. Ask your hotel concierge about campouts at the Pittsburgh Carnegie Science Center and the National Zoo in Washington, DC.

Living history museums such as those in nearby Gettysburg, Williamsburg, and Plymouth provide daytime fascination for the whole family. When costumed actors reenact life in another era, kids learn about candle making, farming, trapping, textiles, and other aspects of early America, says Family Vacation magazine.

There’s more to Florida than the mouse

Ask your kids where they want to go for summer vacation. Chances are good, at least one kid will clamor for a trip to a massive, mouse-themed amusement park. Great idea, but not exactly educational. While in Florida, be sure to set aside a few days to visit the John F. Kennedy Space Center where kids can learn about stars, planets, and rockets to the moon.

If your kids have an affinity for flicks, spend an afternoon at Universal Studios. Here the whole family can get a behind-the-scenes education about the history of movies and how they are made.

Next time you take a family vacation, give your kids sketchbooks and pencils. Provide piles of postcards and plenty of stamps. Put away your phone and request they do the same. A family trip can be as educational as you want it to be if you disguise learning as wonderful fun.




10 Quick Tips to Financial Success and Independence

October 6, 2017 by

financially independence

We all want to feel as though we’re “successful” with our cash. Financial independence and freedom can help to give you a sense of control over your spending, so you know you’re making the right decisions with your money. Unfortunately, a lot of people find that achieving a true sense of financial independence isn’t as simple as it might seem.

Learning how to properly manage your money is usually an experience that will take time, and consistency. However, the good news is that building wealth, and achieving financial independence with the help of articles from Daily Prosper doesn’t have to be just a pipe dream. Here, we’re going to look at a few simple tips that will help you to accomplish your goals a little faster, and pave the way to financial freedom.

1.     Always Avoid Unnecessary Debt

Borrowing money can seem like the simplest way to deal with cash flow problems. If you don’t have enough cash to pay for the new television you want, all you need to do is dip into your credit card resources. Unfortunately, spending beyond your means can be a dangerous habit that means that you’re constantly struggling with debt, instead of building your wealth. Before you make any purchase, ask yourself if it’s something you really need, or just “something you want”.

2.     Always Pause Before You Buy

Americans have a serious problem with impulse buying. We see something we want and we feel the need to snatch it up there and then – without thinking about it. Before you get your wallet out, make sure that you walk away from the product and think about it. This will give you a chance to do some comparison shopping too, which could keep your expenses down.

3.     Don’t Compare Yourself to Others

Financial success isn’t identified as having more than your fellow man. Instead, you should be aiming to have enough money to feel comfortable in your circumstances. Keeping up with the Joneses won’t make you happy, but having true financial independence might.

4.     Always Spend Less than You Earn

This might seem like a pretty obvious piece of advice on the surface, but it’s something that’s often overlooked by many people. We think that we can dip into next month’s paycheck to get what we want, because we know we can pay ourselves back. However, this just means that you never have a rainy-day fund available if something was to go wrong in your life.

5.     Focus on Saving

Money is there to be spent. That’s a saying that many people like to live by. However, you’ll find that you have a lot more financial success when you focus on building a safety blanket, before you start spending everything you earn. Create a budget that allows you to put a small portion of your income away every month – just in case you find yourself in a sticky situation.

6.     Don’t Just Save, Invest

A great income doesn’t necessarily translate into wealth. If you want to keep yourself in a positive financial position for as long as possible, you need to keep investing. Placing your savings in ordinary bank accounts won’t generate wealth, but choosing wise investments could give you financial freedom in the future.

7.     Have a Budget

The most financially successful people in the world aren’t financially independent because they can spend what they want when they want. These people are often the best at budgeting their spend. They know how much they should put into their house, their car, and their luxuries. You should be the same way.

8.     Analyze and Plan your Taxes

Taxes are something that no-one can avoid, but you can avoid paying more than necessary at the end of each year. If you don’t know how to make the most of the tax deductions available to you, make sure that you employ an accountant who does.

9.     Review Your Situation Regularly

Times change, people change, and the way you need to spend your money will change too. Make sure that you’re constantly evaluating your spending habits, so you can make positive changes wherever necessary. Keeping a diary of the way you spend money can be great for this, as it can highlight areas where you’re likely to spend more than necessary.

10.                        Make Financial Success a Family Event

Finally, it’s tough to make sure that you’re on track for financial independence, if you’re constantly trying to clean up after your kids’ money messes, or dealing with a wife or husband who frequently over-spends. Make sure that your family knows the rules for spending, and how much you have to use in terms of money each month.




Breaking a Habit

October 2, 2017 by

break a bad habit

“We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit.”
Our habits can either help us climb the ladder of success or can slowly drag us down to failure and self-destruction. It is like a car ride, good habits push you forward, while bad habits drive your life towards the wrong direction. So this is what you are to do: break a bad habit!

We make habits, and then you take over our life, and make us. If you have a habit of staying up all night and sleeping till the noon, you will do it unconsciously, no matter how many times you say you will go to sleep by 10 at night. You haven’t realized the seriousness of this bad habit, you are just vaguely aware that this you are spending your sleep-time doing things you can do in the day time. But how much time is ‘too’ much? When should you go to sleep? When should you get up in the morning? What happens after a few months, a few years? Tension headaches, anxiety disorders, low blood sugar, nervous breakdowns. After you realize the gravity of the situation, you can move on to find your motivation to change this habit. So you prepare yourself a routine (a kind you would actually stick to). You don’t have to stick to this routine forever. Try to make it work for a month. It takes about 30 days to 6 weeks to develop a new habit. If this isn’t working you amend your routine, and if it does you have changed one bad thing about yourself. What is the most important thing: you have to be committed to changing yourself. Self discipline = self improvement. Those who really want to change their lives will actually replace their bad habits with good ones.

Excellence isn’t repetition. Excellence is practice. What is practice? Practice is perfecting a habit. Practicing is putting your words into action, not faking or pretending who we are, being proactive instead of procrastinating about what we really want to accomplish. Change your mind set. You are a person who can and will succeed. Truly believe. It isn’t about repetition of the same thing every day. Innovate, don’t imitate. The easy roads to discipline are focusing on habits by replacing your bad habits and thought patterns, one-by-one, over time, with good habits and thought patterns. It is different applications and use of an idea, belief or procedure to get results. You achieve what you want by challenging yourself in every practice. You don’t necessarily have to be talented; you just have to find ways to use your potential and maximize your capabilities. Be ambitious. And never stop learning.




Respect Others’ Property

September 25, 2017 by

other's property

We humans have a habit. We keep our houses clean, blowing the leaves of garden into the street or into the neighbor’s backyard. Not parking the grocery carts and leaving them abandoned in the parking area. Not flushing after using a public washroom, and then complaining about how unhygienic public washrooms are. We don’t even take care of our own books, let alone the library ones, leaving the pages with oil stains and multiple folds. We sometimes pick up something that doesn’t even belong to thing, thinking we would keep it back before the other person come back, so he won’t know, and we won’t even have to ask. How comfortable!

Respecting others also involves respecting their personal property and also the public property (since it is being used by all). We live in a world where everybody wants to be on the top, one person reaches there, the other wants to topple him off and be there, and on and on the wheel goes, crushing those on ground. We have no compassion for others. We don’t have second thoughts about the people who have to face the consequences of the mess we create of keep our interests fulfilled. Has this race towards success made us all incapable of respecting another person’s belongings?

You teach people how to treat you by the way you treat them and by the way you handle their belongings. Respect for other’s property involves not touching what isn’t ours without the owner’s permission. Respect for other’s property involves appreciating, recognizing and taking care of their things. Respecting other’s property involves being extra careful with things that aren’t ours- the owner has trusted us his belongings; it is our responsibility to maintain his trust. To understand what is yours and what not. To take care and respect the work of the people who make your life easier such as the gardener, the person who picks up your trash, the person who cleans your office, etc. Property does not only include materialistic property, it also involves intellectual property as well. Downloading pirated movies, e-books, music and other documents without authorization is both morally and legally wrong.

Do onto others as you would have them do unto you. So don’t give people are a hard time by misusing their belongings, be a respectable person. Even if it doesn’t mean anything to you, it may mean everything to them. No stealing. No dirty tricks. No sabotage. Fair competition. And try to find ways to co-operate instead of competing. Follow the golden rule. Help others. The more they succeed, the more you succeed.

Accept.
Respect.
Protect.




World Through The Eyes Of A Teenager

September 18, 2017 by

through the eyes of a teenager

The age of changing hormones and mood swings. The confusing time of the person, who is no longer a kid, but is not even a mature adult. In the years of the teen, the kid is never sure of what to do. Parents become the enemies who deny all freedoms. And the mirror becomes their best friend. There is a sudden attraction towards the opposite sex. ‘The First Love’

We’ve all been through these raging hormones. We’ve all fought with our parents when they refused to buy us a car to go to college. We’ve all stared at our naked bodies in the mirror for hours. We’ve all kept a tab on our outer appearance. We’ve all been body shamed. We’ve all taken social networking very seriously. We’ve all had a ‘gang’.  We’ve all felt the urge to have a person who is exclusively ‘ours’. Then there is infatuation, which we believed to be love. We have been stupid, confused, contradicted our own opinions. We’ve been awkward with our first boyfriends or girlfriends. We’ve all tried to imitate our favorite romantic scene, and failed. We’ve all desperately wanted to be liked, to be accepted by everyone. We’ve all loved the unnecessary attention in school and college. We’ve all been concerned about our ‘image’. We’ve all been misunderstood. We’ve all judged and ridiculed each other. We’ve made fun and have been mocked ourselves too. We’ve had heartbreaks which seem nothing now. We’ve all been jealous. We’ve all experienced sleepless nights of Facebook-ing and WhatsApp-ing. We’ve all watched adult movies and shared our doubts with our friends. We’ve all had a curious mind and many questions relating to ‘sex’. We’ve all had dreams about travelling the world and earning a fortune. We’ve all cried ourself to sleep because of something that appeared to be so big back then, and almost nothing now. We’ve all joined the gym atleast once, and ofcourse left after a few weeks, because we got too lazy. We’ve all been really impatient, but even waited for long hours. We’ve all been really stubborn. We’ll been scared. Yet we were the happiest during those 7 years. We were growing.

We’ve all made a thousand mistakes and a million memories.

We’ve been there, done that.




Memorable Grandparents Day Traditions: How to Build Memories

September 8, 2017 by

grandparents day celebration

When you have a grandparent, building memories are important to strengthen family ties.

When you build memories with a grandparent, it starts a family tradition. Remember, you’ll be a grandparent perhaps one day too if you have children. So, what better way to do both than starting your own Grandparents Day tradition?  This helps develop the bond between grandparent and grandchild.

Ideas for building memories and tradition

One idea is where you purchase a small potted plant, perhaps a Norfolk Pine, which has individual branches. Grandchildren then write down on a small piece of paper what they love about their grandparents. For example, maybe Grandma makes delicious pies for holidays. The note could say how much the grandchild loves to eat them.

Or maybe before the holiday, cookies could be baked at a grandparent’s home. Everyone comes over and bakes cookies while the grandchildren nibble on them while they’re still hot. After baking them, everyone goes home with a container of cookies. Grandchildren could write the notes about this fun time.

Once the notes are written, roll them up like a parchment and tie them with a ribbon. Attach the roll to one of the branches and present the tree to the grandparent. It is two gifts in one, the plant, which will grow, and the notes that are kept to be read again.

[embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5GHz8ugP8AM[/embedyt]

Or if the grandparent is a gardener, making personal stepping stones is a wonderful tradition to start. A stepping stone kit bought at a craft store is what is needed;one for each grandchild. After the stones are mixed and formed, each grandchild then places their footprint into their own stone while the stones are wet. A grandchild’s name is also inscribed beside each footprint. The stones can be decorated with jewels. Or, they can be painted; or other nifty craft ideas can be used.

When the stone dries, present them to Grandma and Grandpa. Every year this can be done, and the footprint stones will make a path of memories. A bonus would be to include photos taken on the day of the stepping stone making event. Grandma and Grandpa would cherish these as well and put them into a photo album.

Other ideas too

Sometimes grandparents aren’t as computer-savvy as they would like to be. An idea for Grandparents Day is to help grandparents catch up on the technology. Maybe they haven’t used the internet or an iPhone yet because they don’t understand it. So, spend the day with them and improve their understanding of the technology. Then they can really stay in touch.

Also, if there’s someone in the family who’s into scrap booking, even better if it’s a grandchild, another tradition can start. Collect photos of the year’s events and holidays such as birthdays, or even family dinners with your grandparents. Purchase a scrapbook at the craft store with lots of colorful scrap booking paper, stickers, and embellishments for the photos to eventually be put into. Then have all the family members get together at the grandparent’s house with the above items at year’s end.

When everyone is together, gather around and show the photos. Let everyone tell what they remember of the events in the pictures. Have someone take notes, a page or two, to put into the scrapbook as yet to be made.

Have the grandchild who scrapbooks help the grandparent design the pages for the photos for the book. They can make the scrapbook together. It will give Grandma and Grandpa a year’s worth of memories at the flip of a page.

Another idea is to gather memories from your grandparents. Unless you do this, those memories will pass away. One way to do this is to have all the family get together. There will be twelve cards for each grandparent, one for each month. Next, have the grandchildren (if they’re young, they may need help) write a question on each card about Grandma or Grandpa’s lives. If you are less than twelve grand kids, they can write on more than one card.

Then you collect the cards, give the grandparents them. Tell them they have 30 days to answer the first one and mail it back to you. Then you can mail the next one to them on the first day following month. Do it all year. The collected cards grouped should be stapled or bound together and presented the next Grandparents Day.

Grandparents Day is for making traditions and memories for all family members. These memories can be shared and passed down throughout the family.




Change is an Inevitable Process

September 3, 2017 by

Nothing on this planet stays the same throughout. It happens whether we ready for it or not. The universe doesn’t wait for us to get comfortable. Darwin proposed that, the life we see now too arose through a series of variations in the environment and hence fluctuations in the genes of the populations all starting from a common species of life about a million years ago. From single celled algae to a multi celled human being. When almost every day the nature is adjusting to a million little changes, why do we fuss about not being able to cope up with the constant changes in our lives?

You change. I change. We change every day, every moment. To say a person is a happy person or an unhappy person is ridiculous. We are a thousand different kinds of people every hour. A year changes you a lot. You cannot even imagine how much things would change in a year. Have you wondered what you would be or who all would be around you next May?
‘It’s funny how day by day, nothing seems to have changed, but looking back, everything changed.’

While we are all cribbing about how fast everything is changing, how people change when they leave to settle in a new place, how your favorite TV show has just ended, how your school has ended, how things are simply ending, we are losing out on the new beginnings that come along with every ending.
We have built a wall around ourselves, our comfort zone, we are living in a place where we are content with our daily routine, and we are constantly trying to recover our lives as quickly as possible from even the little changed dumped upon us. This is because we are not confident about our capability to deal with an unexpected change, so we put on a fake smile and wait for things to get normal. Even though the technologies have developed, man has mastered in almost all fields, our societal mindset still remains stagnant. People have this perception that changes are bad. They feel that a man is supposed to stay the same throughout his life. If he is trying to adjust to a new personality or lifestyle, he isn’t supported by the majority for his new endeavor. This impulse to get back on the track is responsible for our failure to sense and interpret the changes and develop healthy strategies to deal with it. Instead of learning from our mistakes and taking note of the circumstances, we are busy trying to bury feelings and pretending to be just fine.
Ageing is a natural phenomenon. But as soon as we notice some wrinkles or dark circle, we rush to get ourselves an anti-aging cream. We lose someone, we do every possible thing to keep our mind off them, and engage ourselves in some job or the other.

Yes, changes are confusing. Confusion immediately thrusts us into a world which makes us feel hopeless about ourselves. But what we really need to remember is that ‘change is not a sign that we’ve failed. It’s a sign that we’re still alive.’




Your Guide to Becoming a Nurse

August 23, 2017 by

If you’ve decided to pursue a career in nursing, you’re about to embark on a journey in one of the most important markets in the world: healthcare. Nurses play an important role; everyone will need the help of a nurse at least once in their lives. Learn about the steps required to become a nurse and get started on your journey today.

Get Your Nursing Degree

A career in nursing is demanding from the very beginning. You’ll be tasked with loads of coursework and tests that you’ll have to pass to remain in the program. The good news is, it’s never been easier to access the education you need to get your nursing degree. There are many paths to take depending on the amount of time you’re willing to invest. Full-time students take the fast track and are usually able to complete their degree within a four or five years. If you want to get your nursing degree within this timeframe, consider smaller universities that aren’t overcrowded with students; browse accelerated nursing programs here.

Pass the NCLEX-RN Examination 

You’ve completed the necessary courses, but your journey isn’t quite done. After you earn your degree, you need to pass the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses, known as the NCLEX-RN. This is the yardstick that determines your eligibility to become a nurse. This is a harrowing exam, and students are encouraged to study early and often, both individually and in groups. It’s recommended that you register for the NCLEX exam before you graduate, so that you can take the exam while the information is still fresh in your mind.

Passing the NCLEX is no easy task, but there are ways to prepare. Don’t expect the exam to reflect those you took in college; nursing school exams test for knowledge, but the NCLEX tests your ability to apply analytical skills and knowledge to solve real-life situations. In order to pass with flying colors, you need to sharpen your problem-solving skills and build the confidence to make decisions based onreal-life scenarios.

There are approximately 119 questions on the NCLEX exam, and you must answer all of them within six hours. If you don’t pass, you still have the opportunity to take the exam after 45 days. About 25% of applicants don’t pass, so don’t worry if you don’t pass the first time; you’ll be better prepared the next time you take it.

Get Your State License

Every state has different requirements regarding licensure, so look up your state’s prerequisites before you attempt to earn your state nursing license. You can do this by reviewing your state’s Board of Nursing website so you’re prepared before you step into the office. Should you decide to move, you’ll probably need a new license specific to the state.

Get a Job

Time to network! If you want a job as a nurse, you need to be proactive. Perform as much clinical work as possible, work as hard as you can, and go the extra mile to introduce yourself to the nurse manager. Simply ask your nurse if the manager is there, and ask them to introduce you. Shake their hand, put on a smile, and express how much you enjoy your time working with them. Not all nurse managers are responsive, but all of them love to hear that someone enjoys working with them. By setting yourself apart, you’ll make the hiring process easier for them. When they decide to hire, you’ll be the first one on their list.

If you don’t have clinical experience, start researching online. Search the specific floor you’re interested in and find the nurse manager. This isn’t a fool proof method, but it’s always worth a shot. Develop your LinkedIn profile, find their name, and try to communicate. Get in touch and formally apply a few months later. Make your bio short and sweet to keep their attention, and put yourself out there!

Becoming a nurse is no walk in the park, but if you can endure the steps it takes, a rewarding career in health care awaits.




6 Tools You Need to Start an Online Store

August 17, 2017 by

Starting your own online shop can sound daunting in this day and age. There is a dizzying number of web-based services that a budding online entrepreneur can take advantage of; making the process an overwhelming proposition just from the get-go. Luckily you don’t have to spend too much time thinking what products to sell, as inspiration can come from any number of best selling products out there. There are a few key tools you need in order to start an online store. Perhaps most importantly, you’ll need a payment API provider like Brassica. This will allow you to process payments from customers on your website. There are many different providers to choose from, so be sure to do your research and find one that’s right for you.

In addition to a payment API provider, you’ll also need a shopping cart software solution. This will power the actual eCommerce functionality on your website. Again, there are many different options available, so take your time in choosing one that fits your needs. Finally, you’ll need a way to track inventory levels and manage orders. A good inventory management system will make it easy to keep track of what products you have in stock and where they’re located. It should also be able to integrate with your shopping cart software and payment API provider for seamless operation.

Choosing the proper tools is therefore crucial in positioning your online business and becoming a successful venture in the long run. To help you in your search, here are six great tools for creating a thriving online shop:

  1. Hostt

Your online shop needs a personal space on the Internet, and that involves putting up a website. Running a website is a recurring expense for your business, with most web hosting services charging by the month.

Hostt comes into the equation by providing an unlimited and feature-dense website hosting service for online entrepreneurs at only $13.95 a year. This is the basic cost of maintaining a domain name for your company. Aside from that, there’s no other catch, no intrusive ads or banners.

Hostt also sports thousands of templates for newbie site builders, cPanel access for advanced users, and 24/7 round-the-clock customer service.

  1. Shopify

Shopify is a great e-commerce platform that you can build your online shop on. It’s easy to get started and it comes with plenty of features for both beginners and veterans of online shopping. Whether you want to sell clothes online or sell your handcrafted wooden decors in person, Shopify has you covered.

Shopify offers fully customizable websites, blogs and online catalogs with unlimited bandwidth. It supports a multitude of international payment methods and has integration with the most popular sales channels such as Facebook Shop and Amazon.

  1. Paypal

Of course, you’ll have to rely on a payment solution to process transactions between your business and your customers.

Paypal is one of the largest, most widely accepted payment solutions in the world right now. If you’re aiming to sell your products to customers from different countries, signing up for a Paypal merchant account is a solid move for your online business.

Paypal comes with plenty of features and perks, as well as top-notch security and safeguards for both sellers and buyers.

  1. BuzzSumo

In order to attract new customers as well as retain your current patrons, you have to be ready to provide relevant and engaging content for them.

BuzzSumo can provide you insights on what your readers may find interesting, allowing you to focus your content on the important topics. You can even see which articles are trending and how popular they are on the net or social media networks.

5. Selzy

If you need a beginner-friendly tool for email marketing, Selzy is a go-to option. It’s so simple that even a newbie can set up and run their first ever email campaign in under 15 minutes. From an intuitive drag-and-drop email builder to digestible analytics, Selzy offers all you need to start promoting your online store with emails.
The platform also has a generous free plan that covers the needs of those who just started their own business. It includes 15,000 email sends a month, up to 1,000 contacts, beautiful email templates, automated sequences, and more.
       6. MailChimp

Marketing your online shop is a never-ending part of the business. It’s such a critical aspect of any enterprise that the most popular multinational companies spend billions upon billions just to build their brand image.

MailChimp is a useful tool that will help you promote your business and develop your brand. The service features automated marketing through catchy email campaigns. The MailChimp newsletter service has more than 7 million subscribers, giving you access to a wide consumer base.

7. Buffer

Social media is a powerful marketing tool that your online business needs to harness. Buffer is your nifty gateway for that task. It’s an easy-to-use and time-saving tool that allows you to schedule posts across different social media platforms. It can provide metrics on the performance of your posts, and also gives you the ability to manage all of your accounts in a single dashboard.




« Previous Page
Next Page »