If there’s one thing that your business should try to take really seriously, it’s workplace safety. You can’t afford not to if you’re going to have any chance of making your business respectable and a place where people actually want to work. No matter what kind of business you run, there are things you need to do to ensure people stay safe and healthy while working for you. So now is most definitely the time to start taking safety in the workplace seriously.

Small businesses are awesome, but at some point, you will want to expand past the initial goals you had when starting up your venture. If you're going to be successful in the long term that is. Luckily, you can get the scoop on just how to do this in the post below. Read on to find out more.

Every business owner has one thing in common: they’re trying their hardest to get customers through their doors rather than their competitors. Doing this can be difficult, especially when what you’ve got to offer is on the inside of your premises rather than the outside. So what’s the solution here? How can you attract people to come into your store? Check out these fabulous ideas on how to give your business more curb appeal.

Running a business means you need to have a good eye for marketing. You need to be able to reach your target market wherever they are whenever you can, and constantly increase your exposure to people who would find your product relevant. And one of the best ways to do that is via owning a website.

Chances are that you’ve heard the claims that brick and mortar retail is dead. But this isn’t necessarily true. Sure, E-commerce is providing an extremely cheap and accessible platform for small business owners to set up their companies.

Today, the opportunity to work more flexibly and even manage a business from a distance is becoming a reality.  Many people dream about a lifestyle with more freedom and travel, and as a result of technology, today we are able to turn this fantasy into a reality.

Moving overseas to broaden your experience professionally and personally can be life-affirming. Whether you are heading off on a whim in an attempt to find employment or whether you are being seconded internationally with your current company, landing at a foreign airport with just your laptop, a backpack and a smile, can be something of a culture shock, especially if you don’t speak the language.