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E-commerce Mistakes You`ll Likely Make as a Newbie

Stay on task, do not be distracted, keep moving forward.

(SALEM, Ore.) - The confidence you have, and sustain, for your product or business idea will build with time. Put together a business strategy that prepares you for the future and watch out for pitfalls. Believe in yourself.

There are many very successful new businesses online and there's no reason yours shouldn't be one of them!

Pillars of Every Successful Business

Only focusing on making money can be your downfall.

(SALEM, Ore.) - Building a successful business requires an innovative idea, perseverance, and most importantly, a solid strategy. While budding entrepreneurs have great ideas, they often fall short when it comes to the follow-through.

To build a company that continues to grow, you need...

Tips on Creating a Resume That Stands Out

A resume is the first thing that potential employers see in many cases.

(SALEM, Ore.) - In order to achieve success when it comes to your career, you need to make sure you prepare and that you are proactive, as this can make it much easier for you to get into the job or career you are interested in.

Among the things that you need to do is to ensure you have a great resume prepared for potential employers to look at.

US Senator Orrin Hatch (Utah) Legacy as a Purveyor of Deaths

Orrin Hatch could have put an end to the destruction of human life.

(MYRTLE BEACH, SC) - Recently it was reported that retired US Senator Orrin Hatch (Utah) had died. In 2019, I wrote the below newspaper article for publication regarding Hatch's culpability in the unprecedented deaths to opioids.

The words "Rest in Peace Orrin Hatch" are definitely not fitting for him in death.

How to Buy the Right Restaurant Furniture

Some simple tips can save you time and money, both better spent on your restaurant venture!

(SALEM, Ore.) - If you are already a successful restaurant owner or working to become one, you will know that you have to look for ways in which you can make tasks as simple for yourself as possible.

The more time you waste making decisions, the less chance you will have to boost profitability in the future as you will, instead, be busy struggling to manage your many responsibilities.

4 Reasons to Start Thinking About Career Progression

Now is the time- your future awaits!

(SALEM, Ore.) - If you are eager to enjoy greater career success and a brighter future, you need to start thinking about career progression sooner rather than later.

The earlier you get started, the sooner you can start reaping the rewards of a more exciting and lucrative career.

Developer Fined for Removal of 100 Trees in South Salem

Many Oregon white oaks live 500 years.

(SALEM, Ore.) - Following a comprehensive investigation, commercial developers (et al) at 2792 Marietta St SE in South Salem have been cited with a total of $138,187.50 civil penalty after removing more than 100 trees from a property last December.

Forty-eight of those trees were determined to be Oregon White Oaks.

4 Tips When Bringing New Hires Onboard

Create a company people love to work for.

(SALEM, Ore.) - Do you own a small or medium-sized business? Have you encountered challenges when bringing new hires on board in the past?

If you’re ready to improve the process, here are four tips to use when bringing new hires on board that will provide instant results.

Essential Business Security Tips

Make the most of technological advancements to secure your property

(SALEM, Ore.) - Keeping your business safe and secure is a task you must always be on top of. Not only are you keeping your premises and documents safe, you are also keeping confidential information related to your clients safe.

Here are some essential security tips to keep your customers and your business safe.

Oregon Gas Prices Climb due to Rising Crude Prices

Oregon has fifth-largest weekly jump in the country

(PORTLAND, Ore.) - Gas prices are moving higher, driven primarily by a jump in crude oil prices. Some refinery and distribution issues in the Pacific Northwest are causing prices here to rise faster than the national average.

For the week, the national average for regular climbs a penny to $3.30 a gallon. The Oregon average jumps seven cents to $3.90.