Category Archives: Money Making Tips

The One Hour Bookkeeping Method is Here!!!

  By E.T. Barton | July 1, 2011 - 11:43 am | About, Bookkeeping, Decreasing Expenses, Increasing Profits, Internal Controls, Money Making Tips, Money Saving Tips, QuickBooks Instructions, Small Business Advice, Spotlights, Step-by-Step Instructions, Virtual Bookkeeping, Workshops
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HOW TO DO YOUR BOOKKEEPING IN ONE HOUR AN EASY BOOKKEEPING COURSE FOR QUICKBOOKS USERS I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again… I HATE BOOKKEEPING! And Yet I Blog About It. If I had to choose between doing bookkeeping and… Oh, ANYTHING ELSE… I would do the “Anything Else.”  I would focus on my family, my writing, my blogging, business in general…etc.  I would be out walking the beach or riding my Harley.  I would be playing video games with my kids or travelling the world.  I would be doing any number of things other than bookkeeping. Whether … Continue reading →

The One Hour Bookkeeping Method Launches on Friday

  By E.T. Barton | June 28, 2011 - 12:30 pm | About, Bookkeeping, EBooks, Increasing Profits, Money Making Tips, Money Saving Tips, QuickBooks Instructions, Small Business Advice, Spotlights, Step-by-Step Instructions, Virtual Bookkeeping, Workshops
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Hello Friends, I am proud to say that I am finally releasing "The One Hour Bookkeeping Method" to the world this Friday.  It is a video series that I have been working on for far, far too long – so I am thrilled to finally be getting it off my desk.  As many of you probably know by now, I HATE BOOKKEEPING!  I am a fantastic bookkeeper, but bookkeeping is not my passion.  In fact, if you explore this website, you will see that I do NOT advertise my bookkeeping services on this site anywhere.  This site was set up … Continue reading →

Is a Loyalty Program Right for Your Business? Part 1

  By E.T. Barton | June 21, 2011 - 12:28 pm | Getting Customers, Increasing Profits, Money Making Tips, Small Business Advice
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Running a business that relies on “repeat business” can be very stressful, especially with the economy the way it is today.   Consumers are counting their pennies more than ever as they lose their jobs and their homes.  Add that to the possibly high competition in your area, and you could soon find yourself looking down the barrel of a gun – your business on the line.  What’s a responsible business manager to do?  Simple.  When your business relies on repeat business, you need to make your business “worthwhile” to your customers.  You need to give them the best value for … Continue reading →

CASE STUDY: What’s Your Business’s Attraction?

  By E.T. Barton | February 3, 2011 - 1:13 am | Case Studies, Getting Customers, Money Making Tips, Money Saving Tips, Small Business Advice
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In all my studies of business, I have found that many businesses – especially small businesses – are the same. Business owners and managers all use similar models when it comes to making money, and often sell the exact same products. However, the success or failure of a business can often depend on how the business is managed and what is done to set the business apart. Do what everyone else is doing and the business can fail; do something unique and the business can thrive. One of the best tools for any business to use toward the desired result … Continue reading →

Feng Shui in the Business World Part 2–Color Basics

  By E.T. Barton | January 11, 2011 - 11:37 pm | Money Making Tips, Money Saving Tips, Small Business Advice
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In yesterday’s posting, Feng Shui in the Business World, I discussed the concept of Feng Shui and how it is the study of the environment upon the human psyche.  I also stated that with a few applications of Feng Shui to a business, you can change the overall feel of a business, or any aspect of the business (like perhaps an office or retail environment).  This, in turn, can help to attract customers and make customers feel comfortable at that business, or make the people within that business more comfortable and productive.  While I will not go too in-depth in … Continue reading →