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When looking for a payment processor for your small business, there are numerous factors to take into account. What type of business do you have? What payments do you accept? And most importantly, what budget have you set? These questions need answering before signing up with any payment processor. In this blog post, we'll look at different types of payment processors and explain how they can benefit your startup. Finding the Right Payment Processor for Your Small Business Traditional Payment Processors Traditional payment processors are the most common type of payment processor and typically charge a fee for every transaction. They accept most major credit cards, debit cards and ACH payments. Depending on your business type you may need to pay additional fees for specific services like fraud protection or…

The tech market is consistently one that shows tremendous promise, and bringing out the right tool at the right time can offer a lot of success. If you have an idea and you think that it’s the right time for it, you want to make sure that you get out before your window closes. However, it takes time to start a business. What can you do to build and launch your tech startup before you miss your opportunity? Here are a few tips. Fast-Tracking The Launch Of Your Tech Startup Find your funding more quickly Getting funding for a new business is not something that should be overly rushed. You should make sure that you’ve done your work and put together a business plan to prove the potential success of…

Most entrepreneurs use revenue growth as one of their markers of how well the company is doing. Over time, profits should rise steadily despite monetary output for advertising, employees and other expenses every business has. What is a Good Annual Revenue Growth for Small Businesses? The average small business owner makes just a bit above the median wage for employees in the United States. The average worker makes around $58,260, while the average small business owner makes around $60,151. Labor is still the top cost for businesses and hits about 70% of overall spending, with inventory as the second highest expense. How can you think of revenue growth in new ways, to improve your bottom line and get a fresh take on how to move forward. Has Your Small Business…

Solopreneurs work hard to make their businesses a success. They even go up against some of the biggest players in their industry. Yet, that doesn’t stop them from moving toward having a shot at making it. However, there is one thing that many solopreneurs overlook — cyber threats. Cyber threats are a growing problem for businesses of all sizes and types. Yet, they can be especially harmful to solopreneurs because they have fewer resources and lower expertise to deal with them. Here is more on why solopreneurs should pay more attention to cyber threats and how they can affect their bottom line. Why Solopreneurs Need to Pay More Attention to Cyber Threats Cyber Attacks on Small Businesses Can Be Costly Small businesses are just as vulnerable to cyber attacks as…