Light at the End of the Tunnel or Oncoming Train? Managing Your Business Through the Uncertainty of the COVID-19 Pandemic
From a business perspective, coronavirus has rendered the future almost impossible to predict. The plan was that shutdowns in March would be followed by a gradual relaxation of restrictions and the ramp up of businesses. It hasn’t turned out that way. Government authorities in the…
Google Core Update May 2020: Why Your Ranking and Website Traffic Might Suddenly Be Fluctuating
It all started on May 4, 2020, and according to Google, its new Core Update completed about two weeks later. Shortly thereafter businesses began raising concerns over this so-called “pandemic update” and how it impacted their customers’ ability to find them online. Indeed, the update…
Making QuickBooks’ New Features Work for You
Let’s face it – few business owners perk up when told that new features have been added to their bookkeeping software. However, while such announcements may not get your heart racing, they can offer opportunities to streamline your operations and save costs. Intuit has introduced some new features into QuickBooks Online. Our virtual assistants are…
Hiring Virtually Trumps Traditional Recruiting Methods in 2020
As many companies have transitioned to remote working, recruiting has typically not been a priority. But as social distancing measures remain in place, more organizations will need to bring on talent without ever meeting them face-to-face. One significant challenge in recruiting individuals remotely is being…
Business and Life Coaches: Keep Yourself and Your Business Healthy During the Pandemic
These are uncertain times, especially for the self-employed and small business owners. Routines have been disrupted, contact with others is limited, and lives have been impacted beyond what we could have thought possible just a couple of weeks ago. As part of our series on…
Transitioning to a Virtual Law Firm
In the face of the Coronavirus epidemic, many law firms have been forced to go virtual as attorneys and paralegals work from home, increasingly relying on the cloud to get work done. While many legal organizations have employees who work remotely from time to time, few firms…
Real Estate Businesses: Real Solutions During the COVID-19 Pandemic
The Coronavirus pandemic has impacted every industry, including real estate agents and brokers. As part of our series on COVID-19, today we’re going to explore how real estate agents and brokers can face the challenge raised by the pandemic. Government regulations limiting movement and non-essential travel…
Fitness Businesses: Help Your Clients Stay Fit Even When They Stay In
The Coronavirus pandemic has impacted our lives in many ways, including the disruption of our daily routines and businesses. However, uncertainty and disruption do not render us powerless. Over the next few days, we are going to be releasing some short blogs with steps that…
Coronavirus: How To Manage Your Team from Home
Coronavirus (COVID-19) is changing the way companies are working. In order to prevent the potential spread of the virus, for which there is no known vaccine, companies are expanding their remote working policies. This includes not only workers who have traveled to countries with high rates of infection, such…
Tanya Nebo Discusses How Integrity Fueled the Growth of Her Law Firm
Any business owner will tell you, luck can take strange and complicated forms — only in hindsight do we connect the dots and see things for what they are. Tanya Nebo, founder of Nebo Law, has run the legal gamut — from part-time legal work…
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