Domain names play a key role in how visitors to your website identify your business. This is precisely why you should spend sufficient time finding the domain name that best suits your brand. But finding a suitable name for your website is not always as simple as it looks: the name you want is already taken, the catchy four-letter domain is too costly, or you may just lack inspiration. Let’s look at how you can mount a successful search for the ideal domain.
It’s natural for small business owners to think that they won’t be victims of cyberattacks. Most of the news surrounding hacking and data breaches involve large corporations, but that is because that’s where a high number of victims are affected. Hackers may find they have an easier time going after small businesses and start-ups that aren’t prepared for a security breach. So while they might get less information from a small business, thieves will have an easier time accessing that information.
There is one area that many small business owners hate to be part of but still choose to take responsibility for: bookkeeping.
Most business owners don’t choose to do their own bookkeeping because they love it, they do it to save money. What they don’t understand is that doing their own books often winds up costing them more money in the end, not to mention the time and energy that goes into a task they despise or, at the very least, don’t fully understand.
