Adam Hansen, Author at Small Business Sense

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

Why Every Business Needs a Content Marketing Strategy

Ask many business owners what they think the best way is to gain new customers or pique interest in online business and you’ll likely hear something like, “advertising,” “social media marketing,” or “Instagram ads.” And while all of those may be effective, there is one important strategy that is missing: content marketing. Content marketing is […]

Investing in Small Businesses

The most common layperson’s idea of “investing” is perhaps stocks and bonds, but the world of investing does, of course, include much more than this. Along with real estate, peer-to-peer lending, and liquid assets like gold, you can invest in a small business. While this can be a risky maneuver, it also has the potential […]

Personal loans from online lenders: Good or bad idea?

Currently, it is becoming very common to find web pages on the internet that are responsible for processing loans to users who need money quickly to achieve a specific goal: buy a house, pay for a service, invest in a new company, etc. These pages help users solve monetary problems at any time, as long […]

Building an App In-House or Leveraging an Agency

Whether you’re a startup, a company that’s been around for awhile, or just someone with a great app idea, you’ll have to choose to either develop it yourself, in-house or to outsource it to an agency. There are pros and cons to be had on both sides, and the best answer may vary from case […]

Tips To Keep Star Employees From Leaving

There comes a time in many people’s lives when they are faced with a tough decision- leave the job they are currently at in search of one that better suits them, or stay. More often than not, many people end up staying at jobs they’re not particularly happy with out of fear of not being […]

Tips to Trim Small Business Expenses

So you have succeeded in getting your small business up and running. But, how long will this venture last? With most small businesses failing within their first 18 months, it’s necessary to know some vital tips. Half of the points listed below range from wise investments to mere common sense. It is important to remember […]

6 Ways to Make Work Life Easier

If work has you stressed, you’re not alone. Workplace stress accounts for 46% of stress causes among adult Americans. If workload, management, career dissatisfaction, low salary, or more causes work stress, it’s time to look for a solution. You don’t have to put up with stress. Instead, start taking simple steps toward a simpler work […]

Managing Risks at Work

Going about our everyday business involves some risk. When we go out to get the mail, there’s a chance we’ll be hit by a texting driver, for instance. It’s not a very high chance, but it’s still there. Going to work or school can also feel dangerous in the year 2018, especially with the frequent […]

How You Can Get Staff To Bond At Your Startup

The startup world can be quite competitive with people trying to move their way up the corporate ladder quite quickly. Many people take jobs at a startup as they will be able to advance their career in a faster way than if they worked for an established corporation. The turnover at many startups can also […]

5 Things to Know When You Buy a New House as an Entrepreneur

If you’re hunting for a new home, you’re probably feeling excited. You should be! A new home is a great chance for you to put down roots, express yourself, get a bigger yard for your family, or have extra room for an arriving baby. A new house isn’t all good news, however. A new home […]

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