Business Strategies

Perhaps, you have seen temporary barriers lined up alongside a building under construction. You were right about them. Those portable fences were there to keep pedestrians or passersby from accessing the construction site; therefore, minimizing […]

When we talk about data in a business setting, we often focus on sensitive, confidential company data. Sales reports are used for quarterly projections, research and development details are concealed for competitive advantage, and customer

There are around 30.7 million small businesses in the U.S. Forty-two percent fail because of a lack of demand in the market. When the pandemic struck the country, more than 60 percent of small businesses

COVID-19 is closing businesses left and right and has taken its merciless toll on establishments that depend on person-to-person interaction for its operations. Restaurants, events, gyms, beauty salons—these businesses bear the brunt of the wreckage

For people with a passion for writing, the creative arts, and entrepreneurship, an online magazine is a perfect venture. Imagine writing what you like and having your pieces read by thousands of people online. Starting

Whether you start a business that is solely run online or you expand a primarily offline business to have extensions on the web, you’ll want to make sure that you use the right strategy to

The pandemic is one stress test most businesses were not prepared to take. For some, filing for bankruptcy and shutting their companies for good is the best choice. For those who chose to fight, many

Many business-to-business or B2B firms use direct methods to market their products or services. The goal is to target prospective buyers directly, instead of the usual mass-media campaign. However, B2B businesses can still benefit from

Maintaining safety and security in a retail store is a constant challenge. You never know when a robber is going to walk through the door and demand the cash register, or when an unscrupulous employee

The Internet was once called a ‘trend’ that would pass as soon as people got tired of it. In 1995, prominent writer and astronomer Clifford Stoll even claimed that “The truth in no online database