If you run a business, or are planning to start one soon, you may want to consider Facebook Ads. They’re a great way of acquiring new customers with very little effort on your part. It’s not a get-rich-quick scheme, but it can be very beneficial if used strategically as part of your digital marketing campaign. […]
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Branded content marketing is a form of inbound marketing that uses paid, owned and earned media to distribute a brand’s core message. It’s a highly strategic form of marketing and one of the most effective ways to reach a target audience, build trust and drive engagement with your brand. Branded content marketing has become an
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Founders agreements are important documents for any startup. They ensure that all the business founders understand their roles in the company, agree on how decisions will be made, how equity, assets and capital will be shared, as well as the rights, responsibilities, obligations and duties of each member of the startup. Why You Need a
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This article explains in-depth, what is a manufacturing contract, benefits and drawbacks of using a manufacturing contract. It also helps you analyze – So, let’s begin! What Is a Manufacturing Contract? Nowadays most start-ups as well as large scale businesses do not create their products in-house. While design and R&D are kept in-house, the production is
A law firm marketing plan can improve your business in countless ways. A properly laid out law firm marketing plan will show you how to attract new clients, retain old clients, and increase the number of clients you have on retainer. Your law firm marketing plan should not feel overwhelming or take up too much
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Note: This article is not specifically on US Law, but is for an internationally wide audience. For the US version relating to purely a US legal system, visit our article on stock purchase agreement. What is a Share Purchase Agreement A share purchase agreement (SPA) is a contract between the seller and buyer of shares
Article by Shreyas Nair from WinSavvy’s legal research team. Here’s his LinkedIn bio for more information on him. This article provides in-depth information on – A sublease occurs when an existing tenant re-rents property to a new third party for a portion of the tenant’s current lease contract. Subleasing may or may not be allowed
This guide is made in consonance with U.S. Law, which in this case, is the Securities Act of 1933. This is an informational post to help entrepreneurs and is not legal advice. Guide contents – Stock Purchase Agreement Overview A stock purchase agreement is a contract signed by two parties when they buy or sell
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A finance lease, also known as a capital lease or sales lease, is a sort of commercial lease in which the legal owner of an asset is a finance firm, and the user leases the property or equipment for an agreed time period. The renting firm, usually a finance company, is referred to as the
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As an entrepreneur, managing your business single-handedly means that your business could be considered either as a sole proprietorship or as a one-person company (OPC). Though both of these terms sound alike and have major similarities there are also a few very important differences which you need to be aware of in order to take
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