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What to Prep Before Working with a Web Designer
A successful website comes out of a partnership between client and designer, and is less of a transactional relationship. For clients, coming to this relationship with some prep work done beforehand helps facilitate a smooth web design project.
Contracts 101 for Catholic Businesswomen
Whether you run a business, freelance on the side, or work for someone else, chances are you will encounter contracts. You might sign an agreement with a client, a vendor, an employer, a landlord, or a business partner. A contract is not just paperwork, but a way of clearly communicating what two or more people have agreed to do for one another.
You Can’t Serve Two Masters
Jesus put it as plainly as He ever put anything: you cannot serve God and mammon. He pleaded with us to stop being so anxious about our lives, to quit lying awake running the numbers on what we'll eat and what we'll wear, because the Father already knows we need every bit of it. Seek first the Kingdom of God, He says, and all the rest will be added to you besides.
Black Friday Sales Aren’t the Same as Profit
In the next few weeks, our inboxes and social media feeds will be filled with Black Friday, Christmas, and end-of-year sales. If you own a business, you may already be planning your own promotion. Before you choose a discount or send that sales email, there’s one question I want you to ask: Will this sale actually make me money?
10 Questions to Identify Red Flags with a Financial Professional
Unfortunately, the financial world is filled with people who care more about making money than about helping people. It can be hard to distinguish people who are genuine versus purely interested in money. Here are 10 questions to ask to help with discernment.
Trademark Myths That Confuse Small Business Owners
The name of your business, slogan, and products can feel deeply personal. Perhaps it reflects your mission, your creativity, or the values you hope to bring to your work.
But when it comes to trademarks, a few common misconceptions can lead business owners to make costly assumptions. Here are five myths worth clearing up.