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By Rob Edmonds, NRG Digital
When staff is working remotely, various factors can lead to a drop in productivity. Internal comms are a vital part of helping your team members to avoid feeling isolated and to keep them engaged.
Let’s look at the issues and how to create a new comms paradigm for your business.
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By Richard Horwell, Brand Relations
In our present circumstances, many people are considering a change of career. And the idea of starting a new brand in the recession-proof Food and Drink sector can be appealing. You may have come up with an excellent idea for a new product, but it is important to recognize that starting a new Food and Drink business is far from easy.
If you see a mass of products in a category, for example, Kombucha, then it is highly likely that you are too late. The only way to get into a category like this will be by being cheaper than the competition or by investing way more money in your brand than they are in theirs. Neither of these options is recommended.
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To give yourself the best chance of success with your idea for a food or drink brand let’s consider the steps you should take:
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By Daniel Whytock, Down Your High Street
From the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, independent retailers have been dealing with enormous challenges. The first lockdown, when non-essential stores closed for the first time, had a huge impact and the changing levels of restrictions since then have added to the burden that independent retailers are dealing with.
Let us look at the changes that Covid-19 has imposed and also some positives that have emerged for retailers from a difficult situation.
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By Emeka Ikechi, Director, Vanity Studios
Are you considering a photoshoot perhaps for a headshot for your company website or images to accompany an article for a business publication?
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Whatever the reason, it’s undoubtedly a considerable investment, both financially and in terms of what you want to achieve from your shoot. So, what should you do to get the absolute best from your photoshoot? Here are the seven things I believe you should consider:
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By Stephanie Taylor, co-founder of Rent 2 Rent Success
How can you enter the property market, and build a portfolio if you aren’t in the lucky position of having capital to help you buy properties?
This is the position I was in when I started, and many people find themselves in the same position today. Deposits are high yet mortgages are at some of their lowest rates. And there is an influx of property for sale just now due to the coronavirus backlog and the stamp duty changes.
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So, whether you are trying to get on the property ladder or build your own million-pound property portfolio as a long-term business, you may be wondering how to get started. Let me tell you about what I did and the three approaches I used.
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By Amanda Hamilton, Chief Executive of the National Association of Licensed Paralegals (NALP)
If you have a legal issue that you need help with, most people turn to a solicitor. But these can be expensive, charging upwards of £200 per hour, putting them out of reach for many small businesses and for many smaller legal issues, where the fees simply don’t make sense.
However, not all legal problems need a solicitor. Some can be handled, from start to finish, just as well by a paralegal – and they will cost you a lot less.
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By Amanda Hamilton, NALP
As an online business, there are plenty of things to keep in mind. Not only starting and maintaining such a business but also, the necessity to take account of the statutory or regulatory requirements you are obliged to fulfill or to which you must adhere.
More and more consumers are purchasing online than ever before. Therefore, as a business, you should be aware of your legal obligations and ensure that your terms and conditions are clear.
Most online sales come under the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013 which came into force on the 13th June 2014.
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By Sid Madge, Meee
The Christmas holidays will be very different this year. For many of us, Covid restrictions will still be in place. And given the tough time we’ve had, it may be tempting to shake off the negativity and enjoy a few days of fun with loved ones. However, considering the potential consequences it might be better to take a different approach. Why not use the Christmas holidays to change your life, both at home and at work?
Isn’t it funny how so many of us are desperate to celebrate Christmas together even though it is a notoriously stressful time of year, even in ‘normal’ times? Family niggles around the dinner table, eating too much, drinking too much, and spending far too much money!
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By Graham W Price, psychologist, CEO Abicord
Challenges, whether business-related, work-focused, or money worries, can conspire to make us feel down and sap our energy and enthusiasm. Imagine what it would be like if you could have a permanent positive mindset? If these things didn’t affect you negatively but could be faced without fear or stress?
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It might sound far-fetched but it’s possible. Here are seven, easy-to-follow, steps to building a more positive, powerful mindset:
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By Marta Kalas, Thomson Screening
As Covid-19 continues what does your business need for the next phase? What is required are processes and systems to support the safe running of the business, without dominating your every minute.
One way to do that is to create a Covid Safety Toolkit. This is a package of tools that will help you keep track of the changes and the ever-increasing regulation and actions you need to stay on top of. For example, Thomson Screening has developed a toolkit to help SMEs work through what’s needed and how to action it. It provides a checklist, training, and sample documentation. Although creating a toolkit may sound overwhelming, the good news is; none of these activities is new. Businesses do them all the time. It is the fact that you need a Covid flavored versions that make them different today.
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