Fundera

DECEMBER 17, 2017

As a business owner, it’s not your job to be an SEO expert. You already have a massive list of things to execute and understand. So you’re not expected to know how to do keyword research , optimize your website, or improve your rankings in search engines. You’re not expected to execute these strategies either. . However, as a business owner, you’re expected to know enough about SEO that you can hire someone to manage it for you.

Small Businesses 88

Small Businesses 88

Fundera

DECEMBER 16, 2017

For the typical corporate employee, there tends to be a pretty strict delineation between work and personal life. The work wardrobe. The daily commute. The march into the office. Separate email addresses. Often even a separate work-related mobile device. Work is work, and personal is personal. Among entrepreneurs, on the other hand, the line between work and home can be a little less clear.

Credit Card Companies 78

Credit Card Companies Credit Reporting Agencies Transactions Deductions 78

Fundera

DECEMBER 19, 2017

I have worked in the accounting profession as a bookkeeper for almost 20 years. I won’t say I’ve heard it all—such a declaration would be inviting trouble. Year after year, though, I get many of the same questions at tax time from small business owners. Likewise, between January and mid-April, many of the other accountants I know report hearing the same questions.

Small Businesses 70

Small Businesses 70

Fundera

DECEMBER 18, 2017

If you’re a business owner who needs to secure financing quickly, you’re likely in need of a short-term business loan. But with so many different loan options on the market—it can be difficult to know which types of short-term loans are right for your business. That’s why we’ve created a handy guide to cover the ins and outs of some of the most popular types of short-term loans.

Credit Scoring 63

Credit Scoring Small Businesses Invoice Amount Deductions 63

Fundera

DECEMBER 18, 2017

As a small business owner, it’s wise to cover some expenses with a business credit card so that you’re able to build up your business credit. With that being said, you don’t want to get into debt any more than you have to. So, how can you avoid the high percentage rates and annual fees collected by creditors? Is there such a thing as a small business credit card with a low APR and no annual fee?

Small Businesses 62

Small Businesses Credit and Collections Transactions 62