Brett Sartorial, Author at Small Business Sense

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Brett is a business journalist with a focus on corporate strategy and leadership. With over 15 years of experience covering the corporate world, Brett has a reputation for being a knowledgeable, analytical and insightful journalist. He has a deep understanding of the business strategies and leadership principles that drive the world's most successful companies, and is able to explain them in a clear and compelling way. Throughout his career, Brett has interviewed some of the most influential business leaders and has covered major business events such as the World Economic Forum and the Davos. He is also a regular contributor to leading business publications and has won several awards for his work.

5 Mistakes to Avoid While Running a Funeral Home

Running a funeral home means that you will provide a service to families who have lost a loved one. They rely on the emotional connection that you can provide and the care that you can give to their family member or friend. While operating a funeral home, you might think that your job is quite […]

How to Pick the Right T-Shirt Design for Your Small Business

Have you ever considered having a branded t-shirt for your business regardless of its size? Just like any other business elements such as legal documentation, business website, employees, and any other strategic constituent, a branded t-shirt is another brilliant idea for your business. Choosing the appropriate design is also very important as it enables you […]

A Small Business Guide to Background Checks

Small business just like any other employer needs to conduct thorough background checks for its employees. The main objective of a background check is to review or examine the criminal or driving records of a candidate. The review is also meant to determine if the candidate is registered as a sex offender or on a […]

4 Ways Poor Electrical Maintenance Can Cost Your Business

Shutting your eyes towards electrical maintenance or using the cheaper way out may cost you more than you may have ever expected. Your business is the source of your bread and butter, whether small or big, you need to respect it by giving it some payback. The bigger the business, the more they depend on […]

5 Things to Know Before Naming Your Business

Naming your business is one of the most important aspects of starting a business. Your name needs to be something that is scalable and that can grow as your business does. You need a name that communicates effectively what your brand is about. You also need to make sure that the name is memorable, has […]

4 Financial Tips For Starting A New Business

New businesses crop up, and even in an ailing economy, it’s not surprising to see the sheer amount of entrepreneurs attempting to take a chance on the open market. As the Houston Chronicle informs us, only 51% of businesses survive past five years []. It may seem like a huge figure, but many of these […]

Should Your Client Choose A Holding Company?

If you have a client with many investments or who owns a business, they might have approached you about opening a holding company. As Investopedia informs us, holding companies are usually LLCs or corporations that hold on to the controlling stock in other companies. Holding companies operate as entities that collect and retain income in […]

Workplace Fire Safety Can Save Lives

One of the biggest and damaging threats not just for a workplace but every property, residential or commercial, is fire. It’s a risk not only for workers but for the general public. Fire can lead to severe injuries, worse—fatalities, or extreme property damage than can render your workplace either closed or destroyed. It would be […]

How To Start An LLC In Florida

Most of us know the benefits of a Limited Liability Company (LLC). However, incorporating an LLC differs from state to state. Since LLC legislation only affects filings for that particular state, if you’re filing in The Sunshine State, you’ll probably need to know the Florida LLC requirements. LLCs differ significantly from other business entities such […]

You Don’t Have To Be A Starving Artist To Be Successful

The “starving artist” is a trope that many people immediately bring to mind when someone says they’re a performer. As Opera Canada mentions, artists tend to be underpaid, and it makes living in a city all the more difficult. Some artists think that a few acting classes will help them, but that’s only partially true. […]

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