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BodeTree, Financial Web-Based Application: Small Business Resource
May 9th, 2012 :: Maria Valdez HaubrichHate doing your company’s finances? Promising to awaken your “inner CFO,” BodeTree provides business owners with a real-time dashboard of all their financials with access to detailed reporting and analysis. Designed to create a Zen-like atmosphere for financial recording, the dashboard is simple to read, which takes the stress out of the work. BodeTree works with QuickBooks Pro, Premier, Accountant and Enterprise desktop 2009 and later. For $250 a year or $24.99 per month, the information you gather can help you size up your business against the competition, value your business and more.
Bill Losey Retirement Solutions: Retirement Solutions Advisory: Small Business Resource
May 8th, 2012 :: Maria Valdez HaubrichBill Losey Retirement Solutions
It’s never a bad idea to hear financial advice from more than one source so you can know all your options. And if you’re looking for advice to help you plan for your financial future after retirement, you might want to check out the Bill Losey Retirement Solutions website. Bill Losey is the author of several financial books, and his website contains articles and a blog full of useful information, such as 15 Prudent Ways to Spend Your Tax Refund. Sign up for his free weekly newsletter to get advice delivered directly to your inbox.
HealthCare.gov: Health Insurance Finder Tool: Small Business Resource
May 7th, 2012 :: Maria Valdez HaubrichHealthCare.gov’s Health Insurance Finder
Created in response to the health insurance reform law, the Affordable Care Act, the HealthCare.gov Health Insurance Finder tool will make it easier for businesses, individuals and families to find affordable health care options. The site is super user-friendly and gives the user a wide variety of options to compare. Watch the Small Business Health Finder video for visual help on how to find the right insurance for your business. Enter in how many employees you have, your ZIP code, what you want the copay to be and some other specifics, and the site narrows your choices for public or private insurance options.
RunRev: App Creator for Non-Techies: Small Business Resource
May 4th, 2012 :: Maria Valdez HaubrichIf you’ve ever wished there was an app for your specific business need, your wait is over. RunRev has created an easy way for the no-way-am-I-a-developer people to quickly make their own mobile app. The Small Business App Academy teaches small business owners to create a mobile app in 30 days, or whatever you need, with no stress and no degree in computer science needed. The Academy just kicked off May 1, 2012, and the courses are free. Simply sign up and get instructional videos delivered directly to your inbox daily on such topics as database and cloud access, working with rich media, deployment devices and creating user interfaces.
Chartbeat: Analytics Dashboard for Your Website: Small Business Resource
May 2nd, 2012 :: Maria Valdez HaubrichIf you’re looking for an alternative to Google Analytics, you might try Chartbeat, a simple-to-use but feature-rich real-time analytics dashboard. Log in and get a view of every user on your site, including what page they’re on and where they came from. Track key traffic flow and know which users are actively participating and which are doing nothing. Chartbeat can also help you determine which of your SEO efforts are working and which are not. Try the free 30-day trial and then pick a pay plan that suits your needs. Plans start at $9.95 per month.
SmartCalls: Solution for Mobile Specific Ads: Small Business Resource
May 1st, 2012 :: Maria Valdez HaubrichCapturing your local market has never been easier with Web.com’s new small business mobile advertising solution, SmartCalls. Taking action to reach the millions of Smartphone users, SmartCalls is a customized mobile marketing campaign tailored to your industry that enables customers in your area to click, call and find you. SmartCalls works with Google AdWords advertising service and Google mobile search ads and their “click to call” feature to connect local customers to your business by phone, then gets them to walk through your front door. The SmartCalls product also provides lead alerts, call tracking and call recording.
TheSelfEmployed.com: Information for the Self-Employed Businessperson: Small Business Resource
April 30th, 2012 :: Maria Valdez HaubrichGetting helpful information when you’re running your own show can really put your business on the right track. Small business expert Steve Strauss’s new website, TheSelfEmployed.com, hopes to provide you with the tools you need to make informed decisions on taxes, technology, insurance and more. Strauss writes for USATODAY.com, has authored 15 books and has been featured on a number of high-profile business shows including MSNBC, CNN and CNBC. TheSelfEmployed.com’s blogs and forums can help you connect to other small business owners; a “Water Cooler” section keeps you entertained and informed about what other entrepreneurs are talking about.
Small Biz Resource Tip: TaskRabbit
April 27th, 2012 :: Maria Valdez HaubrichMaybe you need to take on a few lower-paying jobs to get you through a slow season. Maybe you are just starting out and need to get the word out about your services. Whatever the reason, TaskRabbit can help you find customers or people to do tasks for you. Users post their needs on the site, and businesses bid on the job. TaskRabbit doesn’t charge you anything to bid, but makes its money by tacking on a 15 percent service fee for the users who accept your bid. The lowest offer usually gets the bid, but if you want the work and are trying to build a reputation, it may be worth it.
