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Fitbit Pay and the Rise of NFC Card Readers
If wearable technology is simply a fad, it’s certainly doing a good job of sticking. According to the Kleiner Perkins 2017 study on Internet trends, 25 percent of Americans own a wearable device, and 102 million wearables were shipped globally in 2016. No longer considered a mere toy of the modern age, wearables are increasingly popular and functional.
Christina Lavingia
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16 Questions to Ask Yourself When Starting a Business
Deciding to start a business isn’t an overnight decision (or at least it shouldn’t be). There are hundreds of considerations to juggle and many of them are heavy: Where do I start? What if I fail?
Christina Lavingia
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Do You Know Your Customers? 5 Steps to Find Out
A lot of marketing advice depends on businesses knowing who their target audience is. The problem is, it’s surprisingly difficult to define your customer base. Learn who’s likely to choose your business over and over, and you’re on your way to smarter marketing strategies.
PayJunction Team
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Correct Merchant Credit Card Processing Setup on Tiered Accounts
There are a number of factors to consider when setting up your merchant credit card processing. Which Merchant Account Providers are trustworthy? Which one offers the best product? Which one will treat you like a valued customer?
Ursula Librizzi
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When Should You Apply a Tax on Shipping?
Taxes are mandatory fees imposed by the government on property, individual income and business profits, and they are added to the cost of certain goods or services. As a business owner, you face many taxes — the most common of which is sales tax. A sales tax is “a retail point-of-purchase tax imposed by state and local governments that is paid by the purchaser for goods and services,” according to The U.S. Small Business Administration.
Ursula Librizzi
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What Is a Chargeback?
Providing a simple chargeback definition isn’t easy because there are multiple types of chargebacks that can be filed. While they all share the same desired outcome, they differ in intent.
Christina Lavingia
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