Tag Archives: small business
Kentucky Non-Employer Businesses Up From 2006 – U.S. Census data
U.S. Census data showed that non-employer businesses were up 4.1 percent since 2006. The total number of non-employer businesses in Kentucky are 278,100–up from 267,161 in 2006. Non-employer businesses are typically self-employed individuals with unincorporated businesses.
Full StoryKentucky Real Estate Agents
This section focuses on real estate agents in Kentucky. We are continuing to seek out submissions for quality and reliable real estate agents for all counties, both residential and commercial real estate. Please feel free to contribute to this list by submitting your business via our contact page. Mc Cann Real Estate 348 Colony Blvd [...]
Full StoryNew Head of Cincinnati Economic Development Organization Favors Aggressive Economic Development
Julie Janson, from Duke Energy, will become the next president of the Cincinnati USA Partnership–the Cincinnati economic development organization. Julie Janson favors regionalism and aggressive economic development, and in 2008 she headed Duke Energy’s Ohio and Kentucky operations. Contact info: Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber 441 Vine St Ste 300 Cincinnati, OH 45202-2812 1 513 579 [...]
Full StoryHow Networking Online & Offline Can Help You Find New Customers
Whether you’re a small business owner or a freelancer, you can increase your customer base by networking online and offline …But, there is one catch …you have to know how to network effectively from the very beginning. Many entrepreneurs receive poor results from this form of marketing because they don’t understand the concept of networking. [...]
Full StoryQuickbooks vs. Quicken
Quickbooks vs. Quicken: What do I need?
Quickbooks vs. QuickenMany small businesses want to track expenses and finances with something a bit more sophisticated than spread sheets. There are a number of good programs and tools out there for helping small businesses. In this article we focus on the two most popular tools for small business accounting: Quickbooks and Quicken. Which of these two great tools is good for you?
