Adam Hansen, Author at Small Business Sense

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

Factors to Consider When Seeking Venture Funding

One of the biggest challenges of expanding your startup is coming up with the necessary funds to expand. Venture funding is one of the best ways to acquire this much needed cash. The time for venture funding is now, as venture funding recently skyrocketed in popularity in recent years. However, not everyone is entirely familiar […]

50 Tiny Powerful Things Successful People Tell Themselves Every Day

I am enough. I am not wrong or weak for feeling things deeply. I deserve to be happy. But that doesn’t mean I automatically deserve to have whatever I want, whenever I want. Tomorrow is always a new day. Everyone I know is a fully, three-dimensional person with feelings and insecurities and a life story […]

The Best Ways You Can Invest $1,000

You don’t have to be a millionaire to become an investor. In fact, most investors start out young with small amounts of money. If you are an average income earner with considerable amounts of debt in the forms of a mortgage or student loans, you probably don’t have much left at the end of the […]

4 Things to look for when searching for a hosting foundry

Quite a fair number of companies offer web hosting services, and each has something to offer. Your hosting needs dictate the choice of hosting company. Choosing a fitting host is perhaps the best thing you’ll ever do for your website. Let’s explore the top four things you must look out for in your hunt a […]

5 Personal Finance Tips that Foreigners Living Overseas Should Know

Working overseas is very lucrative. This is because the employer will pay you more money than he would when you work in a local based workstation. As a matter of fact, there are thousands of people that get work permits that allow them to engage in gainful employment in a foreign country. The bad news […]

6 Ways to Finally Get Out of Debt

Debt plagues 80% of Americans. If you’re in debt, whether it’s from college, life emergencies, or financial negligence, then it’s time to get out. If you feel like the stress of your debt always hangs over your head, it’s time to find ways to eliminate that stress for good. Your debt is part of your […]

The Best Reasons To Use A Food Ingredient Supplier

Many businesses in the food industry are aware that large ingredient suppliers can be great resources for essential product components. What they may not know is that these suppliers can also offer excellent qualities that businesses can profit from; namely, responsible care, additional customer services and a diverse portfolio. An ideal option is the supplier […]

8 Tips on Producing an Appealing Employee Handbook

Most startups and small businesses don’t have an employee handbook but handbooks are extremely beneficial to have in place. Although they aren’t a legal requirement, they allow you to communicate these primary topics: Communicate your expectations; Safeguard your business; and Showcase your Organization Making the employee handbook a part of the welcome package for new […]

5 Most Common Human Resource Management Challenges Faced By US Businesses

Human resource management is very challenging especially in this digital age, which has added more complexity to it. From persistent of software updates to transparency of social media, as well as the remoteness of international teams. Besides, managing different people is also overwhelming, as humans are very complex beings. Thus, human resource is a very […]

IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS Explained

You are ready to make a move to cloud-based services for your small business. You begin meeting with people and researching online. Suddenly, you’re hit with all these scary acronyms. When you talk to the techs and sales reps, it’s like they are speaking a different language. You have a fear of asking additional […]

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