You probably have clients that are just a coffee spill away from disaster. Others who suffer a fire at home might lose their home-based businesses, too. 
And some are likely to get sued, perhaps by someone they had dealings with years ago, and they might not be able to come up with documents requested during discovery.
There are a lot of ways that the information business owners keep and the information they lose can upend operations and hijack their time, their revenue, and ultimately their success. Continue Reading…
So you (or your client) want to start a new business? It’s an exciting journey for everyone involved! Of course, there are just a few ducks to get in a row first. Okay, it’s more like a whole flock of geese to wrangle. In fact, the 
tasks ahead can seem daunting enough to dampen any budding entrepreneur’s enthusiasm. If only there were an easier way….
But there is! The BizFilings Business Startup Checklist is designed to clarify and simplify the process. Any brand-new—or even a seasoned—business owner can use the handy checklist to make sure all filings, legalities, and other considerations are in order so that he or she can start (or continue) building that business. Continue Reading…
Make it easy for your clients to find the BizFilings Business Startup Checklist with a website banner. Choose from four different banners so you get the one that works the best with your site design and content. Each banner takes your clients directly to the Business Startup Checklist—all thanks to you! 
There they will learn what they need to do and how together we can help them accomplish their goals. Remember, you’ll still earn commission on every referred BizFilings order. And the higher your referral volume, the higher your commission level!
These new banners are available in our online Affiliate Center. By accessing these banners within the Affiliate Center, they will automatically be embedded with your Partner Code, so we can automatically track your referrals and calculate your commission on any sales. Continue Reading…
Once upon a time, 
locks, panic buttons, and guards were key components of a small business security system. While physical threats—everything from criminals to fires and floods—remain, the Internet has created a laundry list of new risk exposures. Small businesses need to take note of potential cyber threats and create policies and procedures to ensure secure operations online. Continue Reading…
