Business Contents Archive

Is anyone aware for some resources to get educated on food manufacturing, and the food industry?

Food as in closer to packaged stuff that could be sold at a supermarket, and not a restaurant. From manufacturing, to product design, to anything you're aware of that you think might be interesting, and useful.

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What are some common, yet succesful business models most people take for granted?

I'm talking to you, franchise owners. Or you, food truckers, or doctors, e-commerce stores; any business that's common, but can still be succesful. I've met furniture store owners with 7 figure incomes (after tax), franchise owners who retired while someone else managed their dozens of buildings, and real estate agents who make a million $ / year. Your idea doesn't have to be unheard-of to work! So my question is, what other business models that have been around for years, still do well [if done right]?

What businesses do people take for granted, because they're too "common", "simple", or "boring", that are actually very succesful?

I'm talking to you, franchise owners. Or you, food truckers, or doctors, e-commerce stores; any business that's common, but can still be succesful. I've met furniture store owners with 7 figure incomes (after tax), franchise owners who retired while someone else managed their dozens of buildings, and real estate agents who make a million $ / year. Your idea doesn't have to be unheard-of to work! So my question is: even though others thought it was just common, what business models did you successfully replicate?

Attempting to expand roofing business - how to build partners and suppliers?

Hi everyone, I have taken over a roofing business over the last two years. Everything has been going great. I have a few builders that I work with on a quarterly basis when they build new units. But I’m looking to expand geographically and higher volume like: subdivisions, row townhouses, commercial builds and warehouses. I do everything from tar, to roll-on, enviroshake, cedar, asphalt, metal, copper - everything so product offerings aren’t a problem. It’s more of my reach being low. Facebook ads and Instagram ads are very saturated and you won’t get too much out of them. Any suggestions?

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PayPal Advice

Hi there, I just recently started selling my art. With this new tax law about only making $600 a year and then your earnings being reported to the IRS, I don’t know what the best option would be. And I don’t want the IRS to come after me. I currently have a personal PayPal account. My question is, should I keep my PayPal account personal and have buyers use the goods and services option, should I convert my personal PayPal account to a business account, or should I make a brand new business Paypal? (I currently only have one email and one bank account). I was thinking of using Etsy but I don’t want to pay more fees using Etsy, so I’d like to just use my Instagram page and use PayPal. Thanks!

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Garage business ideas?

I'm a teacher andnhave summers off in FL. Anyone have any good garage or simple home-based business ideas?

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Managing Expenses in a Multi-Member LLC w/o Revenue

Hi there, probably a basic question here - thanks in advance for the help. I am part of a multi-member LLC that has not yet started generating revenue, but has occurred expenses we'd like the business to handle. E.g., marketing, advertising, CRM, etc. Obviously these expenses are coming out of our pockets for now, which is fine. However, we want to follow best practice as we move forward and as we prepare for revenue. We have a business bank account. The way I see it, we could: * Continue to pay expenses via our personal bank accounts/credit cards and keep receipts for tax purposes, or * Deposit a lump sum each month from our personal bank accounts into the business bank account at the beginning of the month to cover all projected expenses, then draw down from the business account to cover expenses I'm sure there are alternate, and probably smarter, options. What is best practice in a scenario like this? Thanks!

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