Ha! Experience? That old chestnut! So, you're wondering if you need experience to start an online business? Well, the short answer is no, not necessarily. Sure, experience can be helpful, like a trusty old map on a treasure hunt. But hey, plenty of successful online entrepreneurs started with zilch, nada, zero! So, strap on your adventure hat, embrace the exhilarating journey of learning, and remember, even a toddler stumbles before they sprint!
MoreIn the great debate between Business Administration and Accounting, it's like picking between two mouthwatering desserts - both have their sweet points! Business Administration can be your ticket to becoming a versatile business hotshot, juggling multiple roles with flair. On the other hand, Accounting is like the Sherlock Holmes of finance; if you've got the knack for numbers and detective work, it's your major. In the end, it's like choosing between a triple chocolate cake or a gourmet apple pie - either way, you're in for a treat! Remember, the best choice is the one that tickles your taste buds, or in this case, your career ambitions.
MoreJust recently, I've been digging into the topic of how to find out what credit cards we've had in the past. Turns out, it's easier than you might think! The simplest way is to request a copy of your credit report from the three credit bureaus - Experian, Equifax and TransUnion. These reports list all the credit cards associated with your name. It's a handy way to keep track of your credit history and ensure everything's as it should be.
MoreIn India, RBI approved credit bureaus are organizations that collect and maintain individuals' credit information. They play a crucial role in the financial ecosystem by helping lenders evaluate creditworthiness. Currently, the RBI has given the green light to four credit bureaus: CIBIL, Equifax, Experian, and CRIF High Mark. Their reports often form the basis for approval or rejection of loan applications. As a consumer, it's important to check your credit report periodically to ensure there are no discrepancies.
MoreIn today's blog post, we delved into the process of following other pages from your business page, not your personal profile on Facebook. This can be achieved by navigating to the page you want to follow, clicking the three dots beside the 'Share' button, and selecting the 'Like As Your Page' option. We also noted that this not only helps in maintaining professional interaction but also keeps your personal and business activities separate. The post also includes tips on how to manage and view the pages your business page follows. Remember, this feature is an excellent tool for keeping an eye on your competitors and staying updated on industry trends.
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