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Are your public relations efforts in alignment with the mission and goals of your business? Not only does this help with your business’ reputation, but also with its overall success. The goals and policies pertaining to the internal public are just as important as the image designed for the external public. Employee, investor, and community

The holiday celebrations are over, and your business is back in full swing. Along with the holiday reasons to celebrate, you may have had many accomplishments to celebrate as well. Congratulations! If you did not, then it is time to make changes. At the end of 2006, you reviewed organizational and operational methods and developed

You are determined to file your 2006 tax return on time. You are gathering your pertinent documents, sorting and filing, and getting your books in order. You are doing one part to make sure the filing process is a smooth one. The next part is to assess your return preparer’s qualifications. If you are in

It is time to call your tax preparer or accountant and set an appointment. The longer you wait, the busier your tax professional becomes. Before your appointment, make sure that all of your numbers substantiate your deductions and that your numbers are compiled in tax-related categories. Do not give your accountant a shoe box full

The sole proprietorship scenario: You are busy working on a pressing new project for one client when another calls you on the telephone. She wants you to send a copy of the latest report you did for her ASAP. You open your existing files window and a stream of folders, documents, spreadsheets, and other file

Spam, Spim, and Splog have been showing up for dinner without invitation. They have been pushing Internet users over the edge of the table. To break it down for the not-so-learned Internet user, spam, is the proliferation of unsolicited email and spim is the unwanted instant messages. Splog is the new uninvited guest that links

“Tax cuts, health-care costs, and energy prices — not Iraq — top the list of concerns among the nation’s entrepreneurs. “ Read the full story at Inc.com For entrepreneurs, organizations, and independent professionals who have limited time to perform administrative tasks, RH Business Support meets your needs with cost-effective, top-quality, and immediate virtual administrative assistance.

A virtual assistant is an entrepreneur who more likely than not understands the operations of a business to effectively assist clients in theirs. A VA’s main goal is to help his or her clients meet their goals, maintain adequate control, keep track of progress, and provide assistance and the necessary resources to fulfill the mission

Virtual Assistants (VAs) need to keep up with rapid changes in technology. Since VAs rely heavily on technology to perform jobs and collaborate online, we continuously research new tools and equipment to be as efficient as possible. In addition, we have to make sure that we are in synch with our clients as far as

Independent professionals usually work from a home office. Among the benefits are less stress, less overhead, more time with family, and a more profitable business. However, unless you plan your home office space and use it effectively, working from home may not be as attractive after all. In her article Going the work-at-home way, Jean