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Choosing a Fundraising Company for Your New Fundraiser
By :
Juan Franco
One important decision to make before your new fundraiser starts is what you will do for your prizes. The success of your new fundraiser not only rest on the product line but also the prizes you choose. Schools can even include incentives for their teachers! Getting the help of a professional fundraising company is the best way to make sure that your new fundraiser will be on of the hottest things going. Fundraising companies run hundreds of uniques fundraisers per year and have great insight on the pulse of the current market.
5 Ways To Have A Successful And Unique Fundraiser
By :
Juan Franco
At first blush, you may think that picking just the right product at just the right time will give you just the right edge to have the best fundraiser you've ever had at your school. This seem logical and reasonable, but it is only one small part of what determines the success of your fundraiser. What makes the biggest difference may surprise you. Here's what really matters in a fundraiser's success.
Acquiring Capital for a Business
By :
Kelly Church
This article offers three different options for acquiring capital for a business venture. Choices include using a savings account, qualifying for a business loan, and rounding up investors to put money and confidence into your plan.
The Growing Factoring Factor
By :
Debra Maples
Factoring is the conversion of a company's commerical accounts receivable into immediate cash by selling those accounts at a discount. With factoring you can get 70 to 80% of an invoice's face value wire transferred into your account within 24 to 48 hours of the invoice being issued and approved.
Cash Flow, Growth Money, Business Funding Beyond the Banks
By :
Debra Maples
The number one reason for business failure in the U.S. today is lack of working capital. Businesses need money to grow. The asset-based lending industry helps a business to leverage its "liquid assets" (most commonly accounts receivable, ie. invoices/contracts, purchases orders) and get cash to the business much faster than traditional sources.
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