Business Finance Posts – Top 100 From Bootstrapper
Posted October 18, 2007 in News, Tools/Resources 1 Comment »
There are tons of articles on the net about financial planning, invoicing, getting paid, making money, funding, customer relationship, etc…
Well, someone had to put together a list of the best articles/posts (that’s worthy of a bookmark!), and that someone is Jessica Hupp from Bootstrapper, she compiled a list of the 100 best business finance posts.
And guess what? We’re on the list! :)
Yep, 2 of our posts are on this list, I’m pretty happy about this, so I thought I’d share it with you folks. Since we can all use more information, tips & tricks and tools to help make our business more profitable.
Here are the 2 articles that were included in the “100 Best Business Finance Posts” article on Bootstrapper:
Make sure you stop by Bootstrapper and read some of the articles listed, it’s definitely worth it. And thanks to Jessica for putting this list together.
Jon
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Business Representative
March 9th, 2010 at 7:34 amI can learn a lot from this