Creating A Rock-Solid Business Model

Posted on: 11 October 2017

Everyone likes to get a good deal- especially on things that you need to buy anyway. Whether you are shopping for clothing, household goods, or even the perfect gift, use some tried-and-true tactics to save your hard-earned money. Six ways to save money on the things that you need to buy are: Become a mystery shopper. Becoming a mystery shopper is easy, and it gives you the opportunity to get discounts on goods, get reimbursed for items you buy, and potentially get some free swag!
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Posted on: 10 October 2017

If you are building a home, you might not be thinking about things like installing a water softener system. In fact, you could assume that this is something that you can add later on. However, even though you can certainly choose to install a water softener later, you might find that installing it while your home is being built is a better choice. Here's why. Make it Easier For one thing, if you install a water softener in your home while the house is being built, you can make the whole process easier.
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Posted on: 6 October 2017

A staff newsletter is an inexpensive way to help foster a team mindset within your company. A good newsletter provides a combination of useful information, helpful tactics, and employee recognition. The following can provide you with content ideas for your newsletter: Idea #1: department highlights  Different departments in your company can feel distant or disjointed to staff, especially if there isn't a lot of interdepartmental correspondence. Including a highlight page for each department within the newsletter helps overcome this.
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Posted on: 6 October 2017

When you buy a home, you want to make sure everything is in good working order and there are no major problems. Unfortunately, one issue that can escape detection during the home shopping phase is mold, which can cause you to spend anywhere from $500 to $6,000 getting rid of it once you discover you have a mold problem after you've purchased the property. To avoid this scenario, here are three indicators that you should have an expert test the home for mold before you sign the sales contract.
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