Here are the compliance issues facing your business that I will address on this conference call.

What requirements does the government have that you must meet?

What don't you ever want to have on your busin

Have you ever been to a meeting, networking your way through the crowd and you come across a new business owner. You notice how eager they are to talk to you about their business; you listen and start to catch their energy. You smile and remember when you first started networking and sharing your new business. You request a business card so you can add their information to your prospect list and future business. They turn to you and apologize for not having a business card or official name for their company. They explain that they are in the process of trying to figure out their company name and logo. Your energy drops and so does theirs. The prospect scrambles for pen and paper to write their information on and hand to you in hopes of a valid business contact. Is that the Professional Image you want to project?

Well, let me tell you that can be one of the biggest mistakes a business owner can make!! When you are out networking, shopping or out for dinner, I recommend you always carry your business cards. You just never know when you will meet a prospective client. If you are a startup and do not have an official business name, have cards made up with your name and contact information. You need to let people know you are taking your business seriously and are professional. Remember “Your First Impression” is a “Your Lasting Impression”.

If you would like to discuss You, Your Company and Impressions further, you can contact Joann via phone at 631-848-6687 or e-mail jneubert@ypimage.com

I have updated my original post here http://peuan.com/seoblog/2008/05/17/cheap-electronic-gifts-wholesale/#comments but for the most part I only added my stats to the orginal blog entry

Stats for domain from time it was purchased until early yesterday, so around the first 6.2 days:

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May 17, 2008 | By h20ho In Case Studies

Today I purchased a new domain name to see how well I can do with PageRank, Back Links, Alexa Ranking,

Having high PR is not going to put you on search engine result pages. Having SEO'd pages is. High PR means Googles thinks your links from and too your site are relevant. Having high PR means when you ask someone to share links, especially someone with lots o

What You Get For the Money

Monique recently felt a need to expand her balloon business and wants to establish business credit.  We talked and I listed all the things OPM Business Credit can do to help her.

Find Creditors Who Will Extend Her Credit

Avoid Activities That Will Red Flag Her Credit

Some of the 1st things we look at in someone’s office is their collection of books.  Some of us look to gain some insight into the person’s interests and their style of business. Others look to see so they can learn about the books that made this person who they are.

With that said here is my list of books that I’ve kept on my shelf and why.  And please sh

Last month I reported on the Small Business Toolkit produced by the IFC and IBM being used in Africa. The same toolkit is now in use in Florida.  This free small business toolkit specifically for women, Black, Hispanic, Native American, and Asian entrepreneurs in the U.S., and small business owners in emerging markets to receive highly developed business

Chose Your Brand before It Gets Chosen For You

Yes, Virginia you can brand yourself and... it won't hurt a bit.  When you slap that hot brand on your business you will scream for joy.... that you have created an image for your company that people will recognize.

 When you first start your business....

Well you might first ask why would you want your customers to fall in love with you?  The first question is why quickly followed by how, and then you may ask who, when and where.  Tune in to this blog for the entire series that will answer each of those questions.  We'll deal with one question at a time (one per note).

Let's move from the customer context into the t