Adam Hansen, Author at Small Business Sense

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

The Skinny On Affordable Housing

Where to Find It, Who Can Apply, and What it Means Affordable housing has become so popular, the demand is starting to exceed the supply! From its security to its cost effectiveness, singles, couples, and families can take advantage of the tremendous benefits provided with affordable and second chance housing. In this guide, we take […]

5 Tips For Successfully Pitching Your Business Idea

There are many different ways to grow a business, but when you dig deep into the heart of each option, money is always going to be involved. Money will be needed to create a better, more widespread marketing campaign. It will be needed to buy new equipment. It will be needed to hire staff to […]

Developing The Perfect Digital Marketing Plan For Your SaaS Business

The uniqueness of the SaaS industry means a generic digital marketing strategy will hardly work. It doesn’t matter if such an approach worked for other industries; their effectiveness in the SaaS environment will be significantly limited. In the same vein, SaaS digital marketing plans do not work for other industries, including other B2B industries. This […]

Uses of Alloys in Everyday Life

When you look around you, it may not be easy to realize the vast number of alloy products in your everyday life. In modern times, the use of pure metals for manufacturing most products in the industry is a rarity. Instead, alloys are commonly used. Unless the product is to be used for corrosion resistance, […]

Great Ways Writers Can Make Some Extra Money

There is no doubt that it is hard being a writer. Working hard to pursue your creative dreams is a life-long battle and things that are worth it always take time. However, whether you are writing the next Oscar-winning screenplay or the next great American novel, you need to find good ways to make money […]

What Should You Do After a Workplace Injury?

Have you had a workplace injury that resulted in you having to pay money that you simply didn’t have? There are several steps you should take if you’ve experienced a workplace injury to ensure that you get the care you need without needing to pay for anything—regardless of whether it comes from workman’s comp or a […]

How Do I Create a Work Schedule for my Employees Who Work from Home?

With many employees still working remotely to reduce congestion in the office and observe social distancing, coordination is needed. Having a work schedule is a great way to work together as a team and in an organized manner. Therefore employers with employees working from home should consider designing one that fits their line of work. […]

Smashing Through That Glass Ceiling: 4 Ways to Take Your Roofing Business to the Next Level

Has your roofing business hit a glass ceiling? If you’re to break through this barrier and improve your sales turnover, it’s imperative that you heed the advice laid out below. Here are four things you must do to take your roofing business to the next level: Train your employees The roofing trade is in a […]

What to Do if Your Business is Not Doing Well?

Contrary to popular belief, establishing and keeping up a business is not an easy task, it is a struggle. Each day, there is a new risk involved in a business. No matter how careful you are, there are certain things that are out of your control. And if things don’t go well in business, people […]

Management and Sensitivity Training Program

It is not difficult to offend someone in society today. It seems the slightest idea, thought, gesture, or spoken word misconstrues into an intention that wasn’t there. No one particular person is guilty; everyone seems on edge, and it, unfortunately, transfers to the workspace. That’s where people realize this is not the way things are […]

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