Business Insurance Articles

Posted on: April 25, 2016

Shoe Store Insurance

Man'S Footwear

If you currently own or you are thinking about opening a shoe store, there are a lot of things that need to be taken into consideration. The inventory you offer is, of course, one of the most important things that determine the success of your establishment; however, there’s more that needs to be ...

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Posted on: April 14, 2016

Why Do Appliance and Electronic Stores Need Insurance

Why Do Appliance and Electronic Stores Need Insurance

Most buildings use appliances of some type or another.  Apartments and homes use stoves, refrigerators, air conditioners and washers and dryers. Churches and government buildings use furnaces and air conditioners (even kitchen appliances in some cases). Then, you have commercial buildings that also...

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Posted on: February 23, 2016

What Salt Does to Your Business Vehicles

What Salt Does to Your Business Vehicles

During the winter season things like black ice and whiteouts make it difficult for your fleet drivers to drive safely. Road salt helps with this. However, when it comes to your company vehicles, there are some downsides to road salt. The freezing point of water is lowered with road salt, meaning ...

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Posted on: February 17, 2016

What is “Spear Phishing” and How Can You Protect Your Business?

What is “Spear Phishing” and How Can You Protect Your Business?

You have probably heard of email phishing, but what you may have never heard of before is “spear phishing”. This is a scam where small businesses like yours are the target. This scam comes in the form of an email that looks as if it came from a business or individual you know, but actually comes...

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Posted on: September 13, 2015

How Can Small Businesses Position Themselves for Growth in 2015?

How Can Small Businesses Position Themselves for Growth in 2015?

The last few years have seen significant economic improvements in a number of areas, and all of that has generally been good news for small business owners across the country. As people find themselves in a better position financially, they’re also more likely to patronize local companies in parti...

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Posted on: September 8, 2015

Equipment Breakdown Risks

Companies depend on equipment to keep them delivering their products and services, developing new ones, billing customers, transporting their goods, and maintaining the company’s premises, tools, and vehicles. Most every business relies on specific equipment to stay productive. That’s why bre...
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Posted on: September 3, 2015

Best Practices for Spotting Counterfeit Goods

Hiring Those With Criminal Records Tricky for Small Businesses

It’s not always easy to identify counterfeit goods. They come in many shapes and sizes impacting nearly every industry known to man. However, as a small business owner, it’s imperative, that you make every effort to identify these items before presenting them to your customers lest you find your...

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Small Business Equipment Tax Break Extension Passed

Small Business

In years past, small business owners have been able to buy high-cost equipment their companies needed with the understanding that they would be able to write off those expenses at the end of the year. And after much uncertainty, it seems that this allowance – and a raft of others – passed in the...

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What You Should Know About Backoff Malware Infections

Small business owners don’t have a shortage of challenges to deal with. It’s tough getting started and carving out your little niche in the great big world of business today. The Internet adds new dimensions to the challenge that haven’t existed in the days of business past. One of those chall...
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Small Businesses Should Work Harder to Optimize Pricing

These days, small business owners have a wide variety of things to worry about, and consider many factors in the course of making everyday decisions. However, one thing entrepreneurs often need to tweak is what they charge customers or clients for their goods and services. Pricing is, of cours...
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