[Last update: 21.06.2018] Top 10 best bookkeeping Software for small businesses. For most of us, bookkeeping is the unavoidable price we pay to be entrepreneurs. In the beginning you can make do with spreadsheets and a worn down pencil, but things quickly get unmanageable Read More

 This is a guest post by Anand Srinivasan. Anand is the founder of Hubbion, a suite of free business apps and resources. Struggling to make payroll? You are not alone. According to one study, nearly 82 percent of businesses in America fail because of cash flow issues. Read More

  This is a guest post by Albert Ong. Albert leads content at Jazva, an all-in-one eCommerce management platform for multi-channel sellers. His works have appeared on several publications, including Retail TouchPoints, Independent Retailer, Aftermarket Business World, and Read More

 Multi-vendor marketplaces. Also known as eCommerce marketing or eCommerce marketplace, the multi-vendor marketplace is a platform that encourages a person, shops or multiple vendors to sell their products with a strategic plan. The owner of the market place is required to Read More

  How to sell on Facebook. For most businesses, whether big or small, selling on Facebook is no longer an option but rather a necessity. Even social media skeptics agree that the role of Facebook as an eCommerce driver is undeniable. Facebook’s important role in eCommerce is Read More

  The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) was effected on May 25 2018. However, many merchants have numerous unanswered questions especially when it comes to GDPR for eCommerce. These regulations come with stiff consequences and penalties, and merchants need to know Read More

  [UPDATED 30.05.2018] Wholesale dropshippers – In 2018 one of the most popular ways to do business on the internet is via drop-shipping. To eliminate the need to buy merchandise in bulk, wholesale drop-shippers allows you to buy products individually from a wholesaler Read More

  This is a guest post by Nancy Spektor. Nancy has sharpened her pencil at “The Daily”, a newspaper for the University of Washington. After graduating, she decided to combine her business degree with her passion for written communication at college-paper.org. Nancy writes Read More

  “You can’t wait for customers to come to you. You have to figure out where they are, and go and drag them back to your store.” — Paul Graham, the founder of Y Combinator and Viaweb. Truer words have never been spoken and true to form, this philosophy has characterized Read More