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If your business is not at risk of a hurricane, you should still prepare for emergencies and natural disasters. Check out these critical preparedness tools:
As we look ahead to the Winter Weather Season, now is the time to prepare for the threats posed by colder temperatures and frozen precipitation. Join the SBA and co-sponsor Agility Recovery as we share the long range winter weather forecast for our nation, as well as practical, applicable tips and best practices to mitigate the risks posed by winter weather.
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When we think of holiday marketing – which can be critical to your business success – we often think only of promotions and discounts. But you don’t have to cut your margins or break the bank to stand out from the crowd any more. Here are seven budget-friendly steps you should consider to promote your small business while meeting the needs of your customers this holiday season.
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Thinking of incorporating your business? Have questions about which business entity is right for you – limited liability company (LLC), S Corporation, partnership, or sole proprietor? Maybe you’re moving out of state and aren’t sure what happens to your business entity? For answers to these and other important facts about business incorporation, check out these 10 frequently asked questions.
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Did you know 95 percent of the world’s population lives outside the US? Are you a small business manufacturer? Have you considered exporting your goods? The “Made in the USA” brand is strong and there’s a huge market out there for your products. All that is great, but how can you break into the global market, grow and be successful? The Small Business Administration can help you. SBA’s mission is to help business start, grow and succeed – this includes helping small business exporters and companies that want to export.
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As one of the fastest growing sectors of the economy, women-owned businesses have and will continue to play a key role in reshaping the American economy. Ensuring these businesses have the tools and resources they need to be successful is a top priority for the SBA. And it starts with developing relationships that extend the agency’s reach to more entrepreneurs from more demographics and more areas across the nation that's why we recently partnered with Women Impacting Public Policy.
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