Articles on New to business?
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| 19 Aug 2008 | Business insurance - Why do companies need insurance? The majority of businesses will require some sort of business insurance policy. The cover you take out depends completely on the nature of the business and the everyday activities involved in the industry. |
| 19 Aug 2008 | Life Protection When you are focused on running a business, it’s easy to ignore the possibility of something happening to stop you earning income and your business running smoothly. But whatever stage you’re at in life, you should consider protection for you, your family and your business. |
| 19 Aug 2008 | PR pro doubles audience with BT Tradespace 38-year-old PR expert and author Antonia Chitty has doubled her online audience and boosted book sales using BT Tradespace – the social networking site for small businesses and individual sellers. |
| 19 Aug 2008 | Tradespace helps budding businesswoman to market benefits of bamboo Jayne Saunders discovered bamboo fabric a year ago and was impressed by its quality and feel. She was sure other people would also be interested in this relatively unused product so decided to set-up her own business, Bamboo and More, selling clothes and homeware made from bamboo. |
| 19 Aug 2008 | Gorgeous gifts showcased with help from BT Tradespace In 2007, Paula Green set-up her business, www.kittyandpolly.co.uk, specialising in selling unusual gifts and accessories online. Although she had no previous experience of running a business, Paula was determined to make a success of her venture and found BT Tradespace an ideal way to both market and raise the profile of her company. |
| 19 Aug 2008 | Business blossoms with BT Tradespace Amanda Jane, a new mother from Sunderland, and her sister and business partner, Catherine, set up their company, Welcome Baby Home, in 2008, selling maternity and baby products. Amanda wanted to put her obstetrics and gynaecology education to good use by passing on her knowledge and experience to other parents. |
| 13 Aug 2008 | Could you work well from home? Working from home is an attractive option for many people, but there is a lot to think about before you rush off to equip your home office. Answer the following questions and then read on for advice on whether it’s a good solution for you. |
| 5 Aug 2008 | Manage time: making every second count When the phones are ringing, and work’s stacking up all around you, how do you tame your workload and bring it to heel? Use these words of wisdom from other women in business, to shed some light. |
| 31 Jul 2008 | SISTERS Magazine: Muslim women are consumers too! everywoman.com member SISTERS Magazine, the UK's first magazine for Muslim women, has released the results of a survey about Muslim women's lifestyles and shopping habits. The groundbreaking findings were reported in The Observer and discussed on radio and television as well as other print media. |
| 31 Jul 2008 | Top advice from top entrepreneur Peter Jones BT Business Essence of the Entrepreneur judge and Dragons’ Den business tycoon Peter Jones offers his top tips for entrepreneurs. |
| 2 Jul 2008 | Dealing with stress: promoting the feel good factor From delegating to planning, find out how some women in business promote the feel good factor at work: read their words of wisdom. |
| 1 Jul 2008 | Five Top Tips for Business IT Success Make sure you are effectively harnessing the right technology for your business - follow these five top tips: |
| 30 Jun 2008 | Keeping on top of e-mail E-mail has completely changed the way we work today. It offers many benefits and, if used well, can be an excellent tool for improving your own efficiency. Managed badly, though, e-mail can be a waste of valuable time. Statistics indicate that office workers need to wade through an average of more than 30 e-mails a day, while managers or people working on collaborative projects could be dealing with a much higher figure. |
| 23 Jun 2008 | Balancing your work and life: learning to say no There’s so much pressure to succeed, how do you know where to draw the line and say no? Find out from the people who have experienced work:life balance first hand: read their words of wisdom. |
| 16 Jun 2008 | Achieve success in a technology career Top tips for achieving success in a technology career – from the members of Women in Technology. |
| 9 Jun 2008 | Assert yourself: winning new business Selling your products and services to others isn’t easy. Learn from those who have already discovered what works for them. Find out how to put your point across using the quotes below. |
| 2 Jun 2008 | Common mistakes × You lose your focus For those who enjoy dynamic environments and the cut and thrust of being in a busy office, working from home may not be enjoyable. It’s tempting for this type of person to create dynamism for themselves by finding activities that distract them from his or her own company. Flitting around from task to task can create a feeling of being ‘in the flow’, but may not be very productive. If you worry that you may be prone to finding ‘displacement’ activities rather than doing any work, spend a few minutes at the beginning of the day creating a ‘to do’ list. This will focus your energy and make sure that there’s a valuable output to the day’s activities. |
| 26 May 2008 | Getting used to working from home Working from home has become much easier over recent years, especially as technology has become more sophisticated. But some people, especially those who have been used to working in larger companies, can take a while to get used to working in a less structured setting. |
| 19 May 2008 | Delegating tasks Mastering the skill of delegation will help you manage your time and therefore give you more freedom to concentrate on your priorities whether you’re employed or running your own business. But it’s often when we are most pushed for time that we delegate least. It’s easy to panic and to cut yourself off from your colleagues or employees when you need their support the most. |
| 19 May 2008 | Changing your Plans O.K. so you’ve tried everything and you still can’t find the money to get your business off the ground. This is where grim determination and your strength of character will come to the fore! The Business Plan will need to change. |
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