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Creating A Stronger Business

I have never been someone who is great at business, but a few months ago I decided to start doing my research. I stopped focusing so much on going through and making money and started paying more attention to the people, the products, and the end results. It was amazing to see how big of a change the differences made, and within a few short months, I was really pleased with how far I had come. This blog is here for anyone who has ever wanted to create a stronger business. Check it out to get great tips that could help you each day.

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Photo ID Badges For Your School Students: Four Helpful Ideas

Posted on March 21, 2017

Student ID badges serve a wide range of purposes within your school, from helping staff verify that all children in the building belong there to giving students access to discounts at sporting events. When planning your school's ID badges for the upcoming year, use these ideas to get even more benefits from the badges. Class Schedules Have the back of each student's ID badge printed with his or her class schedule for the semester. [Read More]

Rent A Box Truck To Deliver Cakes When First Starting A Bakery

Posted on March 17, 2017

Owning a cake baking company requires you to be able to deliver large cakes from time to time. Investing in a large truck to use to deliver your cakes may not be in the budget when you are first starting out. Fortunately, you can rent a small box truck to use during the times when you need to deliver a cake. The guide below walks you through a few things to know about renting a box truck to deliver your cakes. [Read More]

Easy Ways To Locate Silver U.S. Coins

Posted on March 17, 2017

If you're a beginning coin collector, one of the best places to start is by looking for silver U.S. coins. Prior to 1965, dimes and quarters in the United States were made mostly of silver. The coins were switched to non-silver materials after that, making pre-1965 coins a collector's item, as well as a minor form of investment. People save the coins and trade them for cash based on junk silver prices, which continue to go up. [Read More]

Furnace Basics 101: Energy Efficiency

Posted on March 17, 2017

You may remember your parents adding coal oil to the furnace if you grew up in a rural area in the 1970s during the energy crisis. It was cheap, smelled like kerosene, and heated the house warmly. Who doesn't remember bringing their pillow and favorite blanket to one of the floor registers and falling asleep feeling the forced air hitting their feet. Today's furnaces don't require coal oil. Furnaces run on gas, electric, or propane. [Read More]