Small Business Account

Posted by Bill | Small Business | Saturday 13 February 2010 6:25 pm

A small business merchant account can help you get paid quicker!

If you own a small business then you know how difficult it can be to collect payment for your services and/or products in a timely manner. A small business merchant account will not only speed up the payment process, it will also provide you with more payment options.
If you are looking for a means to collect payment for your services quickly and affordably, then a small business merchant account could be the answer for you.

Since a small business does not normally generate a huge revenue, delayed or returned payments have a greater impact on it than on a large retail business. Also, since many small businesses operate over the internet or are home based, payment options can be limited.

Dykema Enterprises has the perfect credit card processing solution for your small business needs. To help keep costs in check, we offer a free credit card machine to our new retail customers.

If you own a mobile business, such as limosine service, lawncare, craft shows, home repair, etc., we offer a free wireless credit card machine that operates without the use of a phone line or internet connection – similar to a cellular phone. You will be able to accept credit cards on the spot, regardless of your location.

If your small business involves an eCommerce website – or if you work from home – your payment options may be limited. Dykema Enterprises offers several types of merchant accounts to meet those needs, including:

* Internet merchant account
* Virtual terminal
* ACH processing services
* Wireless terminal
* Pay by Phone services

Dykema Enterprises is more then happy to provide you with the information necessary to make an educated decision regarding the type of merchant account and credit card machine best suited for your small business budget.

FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL TOLL FREE  1-866-293-1508

Small Business Resources

Posted by Bill | Small Business | Saturday 13 February 2010 2:02 pm

Small Business Resources

Small business loans:

Small Business Administration
BusinessFinance.com
SmallBusinessLoans.com
Small Business Investment Companies (SBIC) Program

Small business grants:

Small Business Development Centers

US Department of Commerce – Minority Business Development Agency

Small business marketing:

US Dept. of Housing and Urban Development
small business marketing tips

Coach Maria

For business women who are consultants, advisors, & independent service professionals
of small businesses

Duct Tape Marketing
Small business marketing ideas

Small business opportunity:

SmallBusinessOpportunity.com
Directory containing many top business and franchise opportunities

Entreprenuer.com

Small business management:

Online guide to small business management
Small Business Administration – Small Business Management Series
Small Business News, Advice and Resources

Small business start up information:

Internal Revenue Service
Provides basic federal tax information for people who are starting a business and information to assist in making basic business decisions.

The Wall Street Journal – Center for Entreprenuers

Startup Journal

Entrepreneur.com
Startup Kits

Software:

Quicken.com
Quickbooks
Simply Accounting

Forms:

Small Business Administration
Small business forms

Microsoft Office templates

Score.org
template gallery

Associations & Non-Profit Support Organizations:

USASBE
The mission of the United States Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship is to advance knowledge and foster business development through entrepreneurship education and research.

Providing support and assistance to second-stage companies – those that have grown past the startup stage but have not grown to maturity.

National Organization for the Self-Employed
The National Association for the Self-Employed (NASE) is the nation’s leading resource for the self-employed and micro-businesses providing a broad range of benefits and support to help the smallest businesses succeed.

National Business Association
The National Business Association keeps members up-to-date and informed on important issues impacting the self-employed and small business community.

Small business forums:

The Small Business Community
Small Business Forum
Small Business Ideas Forum

Webhosting:

Yahoo small business
Christianwebhost.com

Tips, Advice & Articles:

Score.org Reading Room

More then 100 business articles

 

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