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Commission Junction www.Cj.com
This is one of the largest affiliate networks. Here is the sign-up page.
https://signup.cj.com/member/publisherSignUp.do
Linkshare www.Linkshare.com
Amazon — www.Amazon.com (find the associates link in the footer to apply) Amazon pays less than a lot of programs but it has a huge selection and user-friendly tools. The name of the game here is to sell quantity because the margins are small. Still, there is a lot of brand trust and many people, especially those with Amazon Prime, prefer to order from Amazon.
Share A Sale www.ShareASale.com This network has many small and mid-sized businesses, including niche products and brands you might not already know.
Clickbank www.Clickbank.com This program carries information products and ebooks. Since there is very little cost once the product is created, you can get very high commissions. Some offer to 75% commissions on products. Commissions are paid weekly, and direct deposit is available to its affiliates.
AvantLink — www.AvantLink.com This network has cutting edge tools and more advanced features such as data feeds
https://signup.cj.com/member/publisherSignUp.do
Linkshare www.Linkshare.com
Amazon — www.Amazon.com (find the associates link in the footer to apply) Amazon pays less than a lot of programs but it has a huge selection and user-friendly tools. The name of the game here is to sell quantity because the margins are small. Still, there is a lot of brand trust and many people, especially those with Amazon Prime, prefer to order from Amazon.
Share A Sale www.ShareASale.com This network has many small and mid-sized businesses, including niche products and brands you might not already know.
Clickbank www.Clickbank.com This program carries information products and ebooks. Since there is very little cost once the product is created, you can get very high commissions. Some offer to 75% commissions on products. Commissions are paid weekly, and direct deposit is available to its affiliates.
AvantLink — www.AvantLink.com This network has cutting edge tools and more advanced features such as data feeds
Tuesday, April 24, 2018
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Fund America Now
OnDeck Term Loans
Up to $500,000 and annual interest rates as low as 9.99%¹
Short Term Loans
3-12 month terms
3 or refreshing locations
Inventory deals with a quick turnaround
Marketing campaigns
Seasonal hiring or inventory
Long Term Loans
15-36 month terms
Fund Larger Projects That Pay Back Longer Term
Expansion or new locations
Large-scale inventory purchases
Equipment purchases
New product development
Short Term Rates
As low as 9% Simple Interest¹
What is Simple Interest?
Simple Interest calculates the total amount of interest you pay as a percentage of your loan amount. This rate excludes any fees.
For shorter terms (12 months or less), Simple Interest lets you easily see the total payback amount of your loan.
Total Interest Percentage is also referred to as Fixed Simple Interest, and is not an annualized rate.
Example:
On a 6 month, $10,000 loan with 9% Simple Interest and weekly payments, your interest cost is $900, for a total payback amount of $10,900.
Long Term Rates
As low as 9.99% Annual Interest Rate¹
What is Annual Interest Rate?
Annual Interest Rate calculates the yearly interest percentage you pay based on your average loan balance. This rate excludes any fees.
While you should always consider the total cost of a loan, for longer terms (more than 12 months) you can use the Annual Interest Rate to compare loans of similar duration.
Example:
On a 24 month, $100,000 loan with 9.99% Annual Interest Rate and weekly payments, your interest cost is $10,418.15, for a total loan payback amount of $110,418.15.
¹Eligibility for the lowest rates is very limited, available only to businesses with the strongest creditworthiness and cash flows, and typically businesses that have shown an excellent payment history on prior loan products with OnDeck. The weighted average rate for term loans is 24.6% simple interest and 42.5% AIR. Weighted averages are based on loans originated in quarter ending June 30, 2017.
Rate Definitions
Simple Interest: Total interest you will pay, and given as a percentage of the amount borrowed, excluding fee
Annual Interest Rate: The interest rate in annualized terms, excluding fees
Annual Percentage Rate: The interest rate in annualized terms, including fees
Origination Fee
One-Time Fee to Cover the Cost of Servicing and Processing the Loan
1st loan: 2.5-4% of loan amount
2nd loan: 1.25-3% of loan amount
3rd+ loan: 0-3% of loan amount
Term Loan FAQs
Do I qualify?
Companies in business at least one year
$100,000+ in gross annual revenue
At least one owner with a 500+ personal credit score
How do I pay back?
Fixed daily or weekly payments
Automatically deducted from your business bank account
We offer prepayment options, including potential interest reductions. They vary based on your current situation
-OnDeck Term Loans
Up to $500,000 and annual interest rates as low as 9.99%¹
Short Term Loans
3-12 month terms
Finance Projects That Have an Immediate Return on Investment
Updating or refreshing locations
Inventory deals with a quick turnaround
Marketing campaigns
Seasonal hiring or inventory
Long Term Loans
15-36 month terms
Fund Larger Projects That Pay Back Longer Term
Expansion or new locations
Large-scale inventory purchases
Equipment purchases
New product development
Short Term Rates
As low as 9% Simple Interes
We can find out for you if you take the time and request a FREE application submission by I.F.A 347-450-9091 Attn Lending Desk powered by ONDECK FundAmericanow@gmail.com
Thursday, April 12, 2018
FundAmericanow with IFA Reliantfunding
Merchant Cash Advances from IFA Capital can be used for any business related expenses, including but not limited to: Regular and/or On-Going Operations: paying employees, travel, training, and research and development Business Assets:equipment, inventory, paying vendors, vehicles and technologyCost Management:seasonal downturns, renovations, business improvements, mergers, acquisitions and business opportunities for expansion or growth Advantages of a Merchant Cash Advance You don’t need a stellar credit history to qualify.Cash-flow friendly! Your business remits less on slow days and more on busy days to keep cash-flows smooth.
You don’t have to worry about fixed monthly payments during tough times, and there is no set maturity date. This enables your business to be more flexible financially while fully funding all of its operations.
The remittances are automatic and don’t require you to write any checks.Getting a Merchant Cash Advance is faster and easier than obtaining a traditional loan, making your much needed capital more accessible when you need it quickly.
Merchant Cash Advance Information MCAs Range from $5,000 to $150,000 See how we can help you and your business!
Independent funding advisor Aaron C. benbow 347-450-9091 Aaroncbenbow@gmail.com
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Wednesday, April 11, 2018
Business Process and Why is it Important? By Katie Bauer
Starting a new business is exciting; but it can also be hectic and at times even a bit frustrating. If you
can master five basic process management, systems and organization tools, it will make things a lot easier for you. Remember that investing time and energy into developing and maintaining sustainable business processes and systems that keep your day-to-day activities organized sets you up for success.
Start by developing your Business Operations Manual. Make a comprehensive list of your administrative and operational procedures; and then outline what is required to carry out each procedure. Include tasks and information on topics such as client intake, marketing strategy (both traditional and social media activity), networking, billing, time keeping, systems,
backup (detail on this to follow), vendors and suppliers. Ideally if you were to hand the manual to someone, he or she could select any process and carry it out from start to finish based on your documentation, so don’t leave anything out.
Once you have your systems and procedures documented, you need to formulate business documents and templates to support them. For example, contracts/agreements, invoices, and time tracking forms should be ready before you have your first client
interaction. As you take on clients, your documents should also include step-by-step guides for the support services
you provide those clients. Having documented steps and templates to reference when it comes time to work on a task will ensure you don’t miss anything, which not only saves time but can help you to avoid errors.
Business resources are just as important as business documents. Create and maintain a database to track your system access, memberships, affiliate programs and passwords. Be sure to include the name of the system/organization, URL, login, password, costs and expiration date. For security reasons it is a good idea to password protect this file.
Your business documents and templates are essential for managing your business; therefore you need to ensure that you back them up regularly. The system for this does not need to be complicated – a disc with everything on it is an easy solution, but
does require you to set a schedule and hold yourself accountable for getting it done. You also might want to look into
automatic backup software or cloud storage. Regardless of what solution works best for you, just remember that
losing your important data means losing billable time for clients as you recreate those critical documents.
Lastly, be sure to re-visit and update your systems and processes regularly. In the beginning, quarterly reviews are recommended but once your business is up and running smoothly, yearly reviews are sufficient. Set a
reminder on your calendar if you need to. With any luck you will create systems and processes from
the beginning that can sustain growth and only need tweaking as your business grows.
One final thought. We all get caught up working “in” our business rather than working “on” it, but developing
tools to keep your business organized will not only eliminate some of that tendency, but serve as a skill to attract new clients. Creating systems and processes that are easily repeatable and sustainable as business increases should become a top priority and a best practice.
Are you a virtual assistant needing to set up your business processes so your day-to-day operations are efficient and not overly time-consuming? The VA Resource (http://www.thevaresource.com) is where you can find Professional, Customizable, and of course Affordable business templates, documents and tools that are exactly what you need in order
to dedicate your time to prospecting and managing billable client projects. The clock is ticking so don’t
lose another minute!
Katie Bauer is the owner of The VA Resource – www.thevaresource.com , where you’ll
find unique, easy to use and extremely affordable business documents and tools
that are essential whether you are a new Virtual Assistant or an experienced VA
looking to organize your business processes.
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