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Must-Have Items for Your Commercial Kitchen

James Hendrickson / August 29th, 2017 / No Comments

Starting a restaurant is one of the biggest investments to do and one of the most important decisions you will need to make is how to set up your commercial kitchen. The kitchen will be the heart and center of your business and where your food will be made. If you only want good quality food to continuously serve to your customers, you will need industrial grade equipment that can withstand a daily...

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5 Business Ideas With Low Investment Costs

Chonce Maddox / April 28th, 2017 / No Comments

Are you planning to start a business but do not have that many funds to turn your dreams into a reality? Check out some of these ideas! Not only are many of these jobs lucrative, none of them require much in the way of investment to get you started because they are digital businesses. With a digital business, you can cut many expenses like leasing out a space, utility costs, certain types of equipment...

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How to Use SEO to Boost Your Business

James Hendrickson / September 10th, 2016 / No Comments

Why use SEO Search engine optimization (SEO) is the way to improve your website’s rankings in a online search. A higher ranking means your business site comes nearer the top of list of the search results displayed, and people are more likely to visit sites they find on the first few pages of the search. SEO in itself is big business – just search on Toronto SEO to find all the local companies...

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How to Negotiate Like a Pro

Jill / June 22nd, 2015 / No Comments

I recently relocated to a large city. One of the first things I learned while touring apartments, high rises, mid-rises, condos, and everything in between was this: Everything is negotiable. I never considered myself a savvy negotiator until I was signing my lease papers. As stated in my lease, I was paying $100 less each month than the advertised price, waiving $150 in “application” fees,...

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