Choosing a domain name, or the name of your website is a daunting, important and sometimes fun task. If you think of some of the most commonly used and famous websites out there, you may become envious and wonder how you too can be so successful. Do not fear, just read on to pick up some tips, tricks and advice that will help you on your way owning one of the domain names that other people would kill to have.  

Eureka! The light bulb has gone off. Or perhaps an idea has been simmering in your mind for quite a while. Whatever the situation, you are ready with an incredible idea for an invention. Perhaps this will be the next special invention, the next big thing, or what will make you attain your financial goals. For those creative and talented individuals who are looking to invent, or simply for the entrepreneurs who wish to cut costs and do their own patent search—the following guidelines will show you the way. How might one obtain a patent, you may be wondering? It can be a challenging process since we live in an age of inventions and advancements. How can you be sure your idea has not yet been patented? Has someone already beaten you to the punch? How can you be sure your invention is not already patented?

Companies rely heavily on credit card processors when it comes to recurring payments. These processors save time, money, and can help to avoid error. In a world where almost everything is digital, most customers find it convenient when they can hook their card up to have payment automatically deducted each month. While customers might worry about there being risks to this type of arrangement, it is actually much safer than allowing a company to file away your information somewhere in a drawer.

Internet spam is potentially one of the most serious problems in today’s electronic environment and is unquestionably the most tenacious. It is impossible to determine how many spam emails users receive on a daily basis; even conservative estimates likely number in the hundreds. Naturally, email and web users of all sorts rightfully err on the side of caution and tend to dump any spam—or spam-like—email message as soon as they spot it in their Spam Folders.

When launching your business, one of the most important things to decide is how much to price your products. For SaaS companies, those selling internationally, this is a tough question to answer. Each nation has its own VAT, GST, and/or sales tax codes. To be clear—GST, VAT, and sales tax are all forms of taxes and will be referred to simply as “sales tax.” A SaaS company must charge the correct sales tax to each customer in the region in which the products are sold—how can this be possible? What if one area charges 20 percent and another location no tax at all?  How are you to remain in compliance with the current tax codes?