Adam Hansen, Author at Small Business Sense

Adam Hansen

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Adam is a part time journalist, entrepreneur, investor and father.

Ten Years of Study, Three Years in Business: The Making of a First-Generation Miami Jeweler

Samuel Madrid studied jewelry for about a decade before opening Miami The Jeweler. That preparation still shapes the shop’s standards.

Case Count and Years: The Surgeon Credentials Patients Can Verify

A Houston plastic surgeon argues that board certification plus a long record with your procedure is the best guide to an outcome you will be happy with.

Best Heat Map Trading Tool: Visualising Order Flow, Depth, and Real-Time Market Liquidity

Quick Summary: What Makes the Best Heat Map Trading Tool? The best heat map trading tool visualizes the Central Limit Order Book (CLOB) in real time, converting raw Level 2 and Level 3 market depth data into an intuitive, color-graded visua

The 12-Week Uniform Problem Every Youth Sports Club Knows

Most youth programs still collect sizes on paper, chase payments and store boxes of jerseys in a director’s garage. On-demand team stores are cutting that job out of the season.

The 72-Hour Rule That Saves WordPress Owners From Making a Traffic Drop Worse

The longest confirmed Google core update rollout took 45 days to finish, and the average one still runs about two weeks. That single fact reframes almost every panicked decision a small business owner is about to make in the first 72 hours after their traffic falls off a cliff. A WordPress owner watches the analytics […]

How the Ceramic Parts Inside Your Phone, Stove, and Car Get Made

A generation ago, the ceramics that mattered to daily life were the ones you could see: dinner plates, bathroom tile, spark plug insulators. The powders were coarse, the shapes were simple, and a foreman could walk the floor and eyeball a batch. The ceramics running your life today hide inside a phone case or bolt […]

How Serious Physical Harm Disrupts a Small Business and the Legal Rights That Help Owners Recover What They Lost

A small business built around one person operates on a fundamentally different risk profile than a large organization with departments, managers, and redundancy built into its structure. When the owner is the business, or close to it, a ser

The Financial and Legal Reality for Self-Employed People and Small Business Owners After a Serious Injury

Small business owners and self-employed professionals operate without the safety nets that employment provides. There is no paid sick leave, no employer disability coverage, no team that automatically absorbs the workload when the key perso

A Car Accident Can Close a Small Business Faster Than a Bad Quarter When the Legal System Delivers Less Than What Was Lost

Running a small business means the entire operation depends on one person showing up. When a car accident takes that person out of commission, revenue stops immediately and clients do not wait around for an explanation. Unlike a salaried em

7 Signs Your Business Has Outgrown Commission Spreadsheets

When a sales team is small and the commission structure is simple, spreadsheets can be helpful. They’re affordable, well-known, and easy to set up. However, manually handling commissions can be challenging when a business expands. A simple spreadsheet can become a time-consuming source of errors with more salespeople, varying commission rates, fluctuating goals, bonuses, and […]

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