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Bill and Rick discuss important information that will address your ability to keep your business entity “up and running” smoothly. It will essentially cover the “red flags” that you need to be aware of in terms of what you must do and not do, in order to avoid having your entity labeled as a mere “shell”, thus allowing creditors and potential litigants to reach your personal assets in spite of your entity’s existence.
You’re ready to start marketing your product or service online, however, you’re challenged with knowing what to say and how to say it. In this episode you’ll learn how to organize your delivery with a structure that describes:
1) The “Why” you do what you do so it draws in the interest of the viewer.
2) The “How” you do it (your value proposition) that makes you different from your competition.
3) The “What” you do and how your customer will benefit exclusively from your company.
This show discusses key distinctions between the most popular entities from the standpoint of asset protection, and to a degree, some general tax advantages. Primarily, LLC’s and S-Corporations are chosen by small business owners, although the characteristics of other entities, such as C-Corporations and Professional Limited Liability Companies (LLP’s), are also distinguished. Goal-setting and where you want to take your business based upon its purpose and type of service and/or product being marketed, is of primary concern in choosing the right business entity.
Click to download: The Basic Tools of Media Marketing guide
On today’s episode, you’ll learn about the basic video and audio tools that you can use to improve the production value of your online content. Even if you’re on a small budget, we’ll discuss very simple ways to up your game at a very low investment.
This week’s show discussed various types of business entities and why a business owner should prioritize and “entisize”—meaning plan and have prepared, a business entity structure that meets the goals of the business in which he or she provides goods and services. Bill and Rick discussed in some detail the benefits of having a business entity that separates the business from its owner, thus providing some of the best asset protection available, while also providing many other avenues of business growth opportunities and even tax benefits. The “meat and potatoes” of the more popular forms of entities was discussed, as well as their distinctions. If you have a business of your own, or if you’re thinking of starting one, this is where you want to be every Tuesday morning at 10:00 am pacific time.
On June 3, 2014 at 10:00 am, we went live with our first simulcast show. Bottled Business Sense is the radio and video show where we discuss everything a small business owner needs to know to both protect and grow a successful business from its inception going forward. Everything from legal protection to multi-media marketing will be discussed in an open forum that will allow for your participation should you so choose. Our first show discusses the reason for the show’s name, as well as what the goals of co-hosts, Bill Bernard and Rick Moscoso, are for the show overall. We’re small business owners ourselves and we’re looking forward to sharing our experiences with you as well. If you have a business of your own, or if you’re thinking of starting one, this is where you want to be every Tuesday morning at 10:00 am Pacific time.
