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August,
2010
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Whether your dream is to build a franchise or buy one, there are a myriad of options. In this issue of Make it Business magazine, we look how what it takes to build one, and the steps necessary to buy one.
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June,
2010
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It's not what you make; it's what you keep. In the spirit of this old adage this issue of Make It Business magazine helps small business keep more of what they earn. After a deep recession, we take a look at a myriad of ways in which Great Vancouver entrepreneurs are keeping more dollars in their pockets.
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March,
2010
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Cloud Computing is here in force. In this issue of the magazine we help you understand how your business can profit from its many advantages. In our feature story, local tech firm i-worx helps Vida Spas save 23 percent on their IT costs, while giving them peace of mind and greater efficiency. Welcome to the Cloud.
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February,
2010
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Strong leadership is essential for the survival and success of any business. In this issue of Make It Business magazine we look at this important topic and present ways in which you can enhance your leadership and the leadership within your organization.
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December,
2009
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Sure, social media is all the rage. You can connect with friends, tweet and spend lots of time online. But how can your business make money from it? We explore this question in the latest issue of Make It Business.
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October,
2009
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In this issue of the magazine Make It Business magazine takes a look at E-Commerce. We examine how two Vancouver companies are finding success in the global market. And we tell readers about a domain extension that's likely to become the next gold rush.
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August,
2009
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Thirty-five percent of all businesses in BC are owned by women. This publication of Make It Business focuses on mompreneurs
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June,
2009
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The focus of this edition is young entrepreneurs and the issue features two companies experiencing hyper-growth – VersaPay and Digital Hospitality
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April,
2009
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In this issue of Make It Business magazine we examine how you can make business coaching work for you. In these tough economic times, finding a little help can be just the advantage you need.
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February,
2009
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The holy grail for many small businesses is to land the big contract with a national brand. In this issue of the magazine we profile Carissa Reiniger, and she demonstrates how she connected with five national companies to help small businesses succeed.
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December,
2008
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Tyler Wright has placed more than 1,000 stories for his employer and clients in media as lofty as CNN and The New York Times. We chronicle his strategies and tactics in this issue of Make It Business.
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October,
2008
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Most businesses start as family businesses and there’s a lot that we can learn from them as they grow. In this issue of Make It Business we examine the traits of successful family businesses and how you can use these strategies in your business.
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August,
2008
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Banks have recognized that small business is a big market. In this issue of the magazine we examine many of the new products the big banks have rolled out to attract new small business customers. Plus, one man who helps small businesses find financing when the banks say “no.”
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June,
2008
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Good and cheap are two incompatible words, we are told. But in the world of small business they’re the Holy Grail. Do more with less. Outsmart the big dogs. Improvise on the fly. With that spirit in mind, Make It Business presents you with 10 low-cost and no-cost web applications that may make a significant difference in how you run your business. We start by profiling goodboog.com, a Vancouver company that is helping business find new opportunities in non-English markets by closing the language gap.
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April,
2008
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Do you know how to get top dollar when it comes time to sell your business? The Summit Group does and in this issue of the magazine they tell you how. And if you’re in the market for buying a business? They’ve got some advice for you too.
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February,
2008
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Branding isn’t just a nice logo and cool business cards. It goes to the heart of your business. In this issue of Make It Business we examine how you can profit by focusing a little more on your brand.
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December,
2007
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Sharman King is in a brutal business: book selling. He has low margins, Amazon.com on one side and Chapters Indigo on another, and yet he succeeds. Read how he does it and how you can too.
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October,
2007
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Do you possess the five traits of business success? Check out this issue of Make It
Business to read about five BC entrepreneurs who definitely do.
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August,
2007
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In this issue of our magazine we formally make the transition to our new name and brand: Make It Business. We do so to more sharply focus on our core mission of inspiring small businesses to succeed. We kick off our new look with a focus on sustainability and how it’s good business to go green.
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June,
2007
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Are you a small business wondering how you can capitalize on the Olympics? In our Olympic contractor primer, we tell you where and how to find the information you’ll need to get in on the bidding
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