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	How many of you are using Facebook to promote your business? We know that there are already over 100,000 small businesses with pages on Facebook, so I was curious how many of you are actually using Facebook or any other social network to grow your business. Asked by chris_macomber 9/16/08 11 answers 2846 views	2846
	Access Support Ph. number? Why did the person who set up my accouht sell me a 30 day Support package when the web-site says it is free? `Why can't I get a ph.number when I have proof of payment? All QuickBooks tries to do is sell more products & services, I'm afraid!--Jo Asked by Jo McClellan 10/27/08 3 answers 207 views	207
	Growth During Recession? Small Businesses Say ?Yes!? How is Intuit helping small businesses?Small businesses are poised to weather the impending economic downturn and plan to grow despite it, according to a recent Get Back to Business survey sponsored by Intuit. To make this growth a reality, small businesses owners are relying on their experience and passion. In the coming weeks, we will add tips on how to improve your business and will have a series of 'Get Back To Business' webinars.Look at the below attachment for the 'Get Back to Business" survey results.Get Back to Business Webinar Series:* April 23: Rhonda Abrams, best-selling small business author and syndicated USAToday columnist "Thriving in a Recession: Opportunities in a downturn economy. How small businesses can grow "* May 7: Pam Newman, Entrepreneur.com columnist and QuickBooks ProAdvisor - "Cash is KING: Increasing your cash flow during a recession"* May 21: Anita Campbell, Editor in Chief of Small Business Trends -- "Making the Most of Online Marketing During a Downturn" Click Here to Register Now!! [ http://quickbooksgroup.com/qblibrary/radio/webinarSignup.html ] Asked by GetBackToBusiness 8/25/08 4 answers 1444 views	1444
	Experienced Pro...a little lost John, During the last 7 years I was CFO, Sales Manager, and then President of a $30m GC. In March I left when the unethical and illegal requirements by the owner became too much. Now I'm out beating the bushes looking to sell pre-engineered buildings, i.e. factories, churches, warehouses, etc. I've played the network/contact game to the hilt, but the leads are still hard to come by in rural PA. Selling for me is easy and getting the buildings built is not hard. The hard part is finding leads in a constricting marketplace. Cold calls don't get me very far! Ideas? Asked by Controller42 8/23/07 1 answer 1622 views	1622
	How to start my business? I recently lost my job as the Financial/Administrative Manager at a non-profit agency. I want to take this opportunity to start my own business as a Quickbooks educator, bookeeper and grant writer. What is the first thing I should do? Asked by Jamie806 10/17/08 6 answers 906 views	906
	Start up Costs 1: I have a person who formed an LLC on 1-27-08, but she did not actually make her first sale until 9/2008. 2: From October 2007 to January 2008, she made quite a few purchases for the LLC she was planning on forming. Question: Is the start up costs those from October 2007 to the formation of the LLC or are the start up costs from October 2007 to the date of her first sale? Thank you! Asked by T. Kozeluh 10/13/08 2 answers 750 views	750
	HOW DO I BEST MARKET MYSELF I WORKED IN THE CONCRETE COMPUTERIZED CONTROL INDUSTRY FOR TEN YEARS. I NOW WANT TO CONTINUE WHAT I DID AS AN INDEPENDENT CONSULTANT, HOW DO I RETHINK, REORGANIZE, REGROUP REWHATEVER TO ATTRACT MY OLD CUSTOMERS AND ATTRACT NEW ONES? Asked by rrconsulting 8/22/08 3 answers 988 views	988
	What's the best advice you ever got when you started your own business? We're thinking of starting our own company and would love to hear about any pitfalls we can avoid or great tips you have on getting started. Asked by beth 10/6/08 6 answers 527 views	527
	Does anybody use the free LLC websites out there? I'm wanting to do this without paying an attorney for this easy, mundane task. Asked by RedTinCan 9/26/08 1 answer 613 views	613
	Initial Business Expenses and Pass-Thru Invoices I have started a new business (C corporation). I am new to Quickbooks a) Initially, since there was no income, I spent money from my personal account for all the business expenses. Although, I am president of the company, I am not yet employee of the company. I would like to know how to get reimbursed for all the expenses I incurred. b) I purchased equipment on behalf of the client and paid for it from my personal account. Now Client has paid back but to my company account. How do I handle such situation. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. Asked by QuickGuy 10/18/08 1 answer 551 views	551

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