1) Compensating use tax is imposed by Kansas on goods purchased from outside the state and used, stored, or consumed in Kansas. It is meant to protect Kansas retailers from out-of-state competition and ensure fairness for Kansas consumers who pay sales tax.
2) Individuals and businesses that purchase items from out-of-state sellers must pay Kansas use tax if the seller did not charge Kansas sales tax. The use tax rate is equal to the combined state and local sales tax rate where the item is used.
3) Businesses must register with the Kansas Department of Revenue and file use tax returns to report and pay use tax on equipment and supplies purchased for business use from out-of-
Latlong Store Locator is a unique store locator service available on SMS, online, mobile application, facebook application, which helps your customer locate your nearest store conveniently.
1. The document discusses the issue of people reading The Big Issue magazine but not paying for it, resulting in £35 million stolen from vendors each year.
2. It proposes using The Big Issue as a platform to create online profiles for each vendor, explaining their personal story and business plan, to foster an emotional connection with readers.
3. The plan is to pioneer near-field communication (NFC) technology to create an easy, cashless payment method for readers, amplifying the message through celebrity endorsements on social media to overcome the issues and maximize the potential of The Big Issue's media platform.
The document summarizes Towni, an online service that aims to strengthen local economies, inform and educate residents, and fund community initiatives. It does this through a marketplace, knowledge base, and crowdfunding platform. The service is launching in 7 towns in New Jersey and seeks seed funding to expand to more towns. It generates revenue from merchant subscriptions and commissions on e-commerce sales.
The document discusses developing digital services for local communities that are still underdeveloped. It proposes a solution called Nearhood that would collect and refine locally relevant information from municipalities, news sources, associations, residents, and local businesses in one place. This would provide a local website for every city district and village that residents and organizations could use to share information and find local services and events, and businesses could use as an affordable marketing channel.
The Future of Location Based AdvertisingBernard Leong
The document discusses the future of location-based advertising and marketing. It notes that as social interactions increase online and through mobile devices, location-based services will become more important. However, small and medium businesses face challenges in adopting new technologies due to costs. The document proposes a low-cost solution called "Chalkboard" that allows small businesses to advertise locally through a simple, self-serve model integrated with social media and analytics. It provides examples of campaigns showing high impression and click-through rates, helping small local retailers.
This document introduces the FlexKom franchise concept which aims to revolutionize the B2B/affiliate industry. It combines online and offline commerce into a single purchase platform using FlexKom's own innovation - the FlexPos terminal. This allows retail shops to function as e-commerce portals, accessing FlexKom's large customer base. The document outlines several streams of passive residual income franchises partners can earn, including from retail customers, online sales, building a franchise team, and exclusive VIP programs. It claims this home-based franchise model will generate higher turnover than traditional franchises.
The document discusses return on inventory investment (ROII), also known as return on investment (ROI), and provides tips on how retailers can improve their ROI. It defines ROI as a ratio of gross margin dollars generated to average cost inventory dollars owned. The article recommends that retailers review ROI at the class level to identify weaknesses and focus on improving inventory turnover to boost ROI, as initial markup may be difficult to increase. Maintaining a minimum ROI of over 1.4 is suggested as a healthy contribution to business performance.
1) Compensating use tax is imposed by Kansas on goods purchased from outside the state and used, stored, or consumed in Kansas. It is meant to protect Kansas retailers from out-of-state competition and ensure fairness for Kansas consumers who pay sales tax.
2) Individuals and businesses that purchase items from out-of-state sellers must pay Kansas use tax if the seller did not charge Kansas sales tax. The use tax rate is equal to the combined state and local sales tax rate where the item is used.
3) Businesses must register with the Kansas Department of Revenue and file use tax returns to report and pay use tax on equipment and supplies purchased for business use from out-of-
Latlong Store Locator is a unique store locator service available on SMS, online, mobile application, facebook application, which helps your customer locate your nearest store conveniently.
1. The document discusses the issue of people reading The Big Issue magazine but not paying for it, resulting in £35 million stolen from vendors each year.
2. It proposes using The Big Issue as a platform to create online profiles for each vendor, explaining their personal story and business plan, to foster an emotional connection with readers.
3. The plan is to pioneer near-field communication (NFC) technology to create an easy, cashless payment method for readers, amplifying the message through celebrity endorsements on social media to overcome the issues and maximize the potential of The Big Issue's media platform.
The document summarizes Towni, an online service that aims to strengthen local economies, inform and educate residents, and fund community initiatives. It does this through a marketplace, knowledge base, and crowdfunding platform. The service is launching in 7 towns in New Jersey and seeks seed funding to expand to more towns. It generates revenue from merchant subscriptions and commissions on e-commerce sales.
The document discusses developing digital services for local communities that are still underdeveloped. It proposes a solution called Nearhood that would collect and refine locally relevant information from municipalities, news sources, associations, residents, and local businesses in one place. This would provide a local website for every city district and village that residents and organizations could use to share information and find local services and events, and businesses could use as an affordable marketing channel.
The Future of Location Based AdvertisingBernard Leong
The document discusses the future of location-based advertising and marketing. It notes that as social interactions increase online and through mobile devices, location-based services will become more important. However, small and medium businesses face challenges in adopting new technologies due to costs. The document proposes a low-cost solution called "Chalkboard" that allows small businesses to advertise locally through a simple, self-serve model integrated with social media and analytics. It provides examples of campaigns showing high impression and click-through rates, helping small local retailers.
This document introduces the FlexKom franchise concept which aims to revolutionize the B2B/affiliate industry. It combines online and offline commerce into a single purchase platform using FlexKom's own innovation - the FlexPos terminal. This allows retail shops to function as e-commerce portals, accessing FlexKom's large customer base. The document outlines several streams of passive residual income franchises partners can earn, including from retail customers, online sales, building a franchise team, and exclusive VIP programs. It claims this home-based franchise model will generate higher turnover than traditional franchises.
The document discusses return on inventory investment (ROII), also known as return on investment (ROI), and provides tips on how retailers can improve their ROI. It defines ROI as a ratio of gross margin dollars generated to average cost inventory dollars owned. The article recommends that retailers review ROI at the class level to identify weaknesses and focus on improving inventory turnover to boost ROI, as initial markup may be difficult to increase. Maintaining a minimum ROI of over 1.4 is suggested as a healthy contribution to business performance.
The Flexkom-Concept will completely revolutionize the B2B/Affiliate Industry/Referral Systems because it is a franchise model. The concept combines online and offline commerce into one platform by turning retail shops into franchise locations and enabling customers to make purchases both in stores and online. This allows franchise partners to generate revenue from customer cards and purchases across the entire Flexkom network.
A Revolutionary Business Cell Phone Directory...Providing Maximum Exposure Digital Advertising directly from your Cell Phone!
Digital Color Image Cell Phone Advertising:
Business Cards
Listing Brochures , Brochures
Greeting Cards
Coupons & Groupons!
This document promotes IMAX Yellow Pages, a digital business directory service. It advertises listings that allow businesses to promote themselves through text messages, including digital business cards, brochures, greeting cards, coupons, and groupons. These listings start at $69 annually and aim to help businesses connect with customers through their cell phones. The document also introduces "Max", the mascot who guarantees listings will generate phone calls or a refund.
A dollar of groupon takes a dollar off property valuesedlang
This document discusses how daily deal sites like Groupon negatively impact local economies and property values. It argues that these sites siphon money away from local businesses to out-of-state companies, as they take a cut of 20-50% from daily deals. This removes cash from circulating within the local community. As a result, cities face reductions in tax revenue, commerce, and property values, hurting funding for schools, law enforcement and other services. However, cities can encourage local entrepreneurs to create competing daily deal sites that keep money circulating locally instead of leaving the community.
A Dollar of Groupon Takes a Dollar Off Your Property Valueedlang
A Dollar of Groupon Takes a Dollar Off Your Property Value (and off a Dozen Neighbors Too). How Discount Deal Sites Depress City Economies. Easy Ways to Encourage Local Competition.
Webmail - Our guide to online advertising Volume 3Dennis Armstrong
R 15,000 per month Direct mailers
Impressions: 100,000 Location: Inbox
Creative: HTML
Size: 30kb max
Cost: R 0.30 per mailer
Targeting options available
Mail tags Sponsored links
Location: Outgoing mail Location: Inbox
Creative: text Creative: text link
Size: 30 characters max Size: 35 characters max
Cost: R 5,000 per month Cost: R 12,000 per month
Impressions: 12,000,000
14 www.webmail.co.za
EW
Leaderboard
N
(Banner)
EW
Text ad
So what’s with the sportsman’s theme? The title of this keynote is “Applying a sportsman’s mindset to achieve success in your mcommerce business” but I think it’s really about using the same leadership approach in both business and your chosen sports goals.
Pop Shop aims to connect online brands with brick-and-mortar retailers to leverage the trend of "showrooming." Their vision is to disrupt the traditional relationship between brands and stores by allowing online brands to showcase their products in a network of stores. This gives brands increased visibility and customers the ability to see, touch and feel products. It also drives new foot traffic for retailers. Pop Shop's platform will match brands with well-suited stores and handle the logistics of "pop-in" campaigns. They will track sales data to provide value to both brands and retailers.
Small businesses and international expansion, specifically in Canada, are key growth drivers for Best Buy. Best Buy Canada has grown significantly through its dual brand strategy of Future Shop and Best Buy stores, nearly doubling its market share. Best Buy aims to further differentiate the brands and optimize its business model in Canada. Key priorities include deploying Best Buy for Business to more stores, building training capacity for consultants, and refining offerings to meet small business customer needs.
10 Tips on Multi-media Marketing for Small BusinessesRhonaB
A presentation before the Galloway Township Business Association on easy ways small businesses can maximize their relationship with The Press of Atlantic City to gain SEO, market cost-effectively, and maximize reach. In today's marketplace, competitors are global even for small businesses, and the need for a unique selling proposition and marketing plan is more critical than ever. A sample integrated marketing media plan is presented.
Creative Commerce is a Colombian online creative hub and store that aims to help young designers and creators in Colombia promote and distribute their work by providing project management, consulting, and distribution channels. It connects creators with an online community of buyers in Latin America seeking meaningful, design-conscious products. Creative Commerce takes a commission on online sales and provides consultancy and advertising services to creators. Its open-source business model is designed to grow a community of over 250 creators and 5,000 active buyers within five years.
Local Marketing: The next big thing for your startup?AboutLocal GmbH
This document discusses the history and current state of local marketing for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs). It notes that before the internet, local marketing was a "golden age" for media companies but difficult for consumers. While the internet has improved the situation, local online marketing has not been as widely adopted as expected. The document provides statistics showing limited SMB adoption of platforms like Facebook and reviews. It identifies challenges including gaps in customer adoption and the cost of acquiring SMBs versus revenue models. It concludes by posing questions about what customers want from local services, how to distribute offerings more cheaply, and developing sustainable revenue models.
This document is a newsletter from a digital printing company aimed at helping other companies produce effective personalized marketing campaigns. It highlights best practices for using personalization to attract new customers and retain existing ones. It also provides business-boosting facts about direct mail and small-to-medium sized businesses, and discusses the power of kits and the growing need for mobile integration.
The document discusses combining search engine optimization, database marketing, and community engagement to boost lead generation and conversion. Specifically, it recommends:
1. Understanding buyer personas and targeting customers at different stages of the buying cycle.
2. Creating interactive and shareable content like eBooks, videos, and ROI calculators.
3. Growing an email database through content downloads, surveys, events, and social media syndication.
4. Optimizing search engine results and blogging on industry news and partnerships.
5. Engaging industry communities through online discussions and sponsoring an offline lounge at a major conference.
vSplash’s SMB DigitalScape data indicates that literally millions of SMB websites are not optimized to perform in what is increasingly a “mobile” world. Recent Google data suggests that consumers are quite fickle and their patronage of SMBs will wane if they cannot experience the SMBs digital presence via their Smartphone and tablets.
AutoSuccess addresses the specific, researched needs of new car and light truck dealerships by providing entrepreneurial, cutting-edge, solution-based editorials to increase dealership profits and reduce expenses
AutoSuccess, magazine, sales, new, used, selling, salespeople, vehicle, dealer, dealership, leadership, marketing
For Similar content visit http://www.autosuccesssocial.com/
AutoSuccess addresses the specific, researched needs of new car and light truck dealerships by providing entrepreneurial, cutting-edge, solution-based editorials to increase dealership profits and reduce expenses
AutoSuccess, magazine, sales, new, used, selling, salespeople, vehicle, dealer, dealership, leadership, marketing
For Similar content visit http://www.autosuccesssocial.com/
This document discusses how businesses can use the internet to build relationships with customers and increase sales. It recommends that businesses create a website, capture email addresses through online forms, build video content for YouTube, create social media pages, and nurture prospects with helpful information to convert them into repeat customers. The goal is to drive traffic to the website and guide visitors through an "internet sales funnel" that builds trust and loyalty over time.
Amazon uses three digital engines to reshape and dominate retail:
1. No limits on inventory through limitless online selection across categories.
2. Boosting customer care through real-time optimization, unlimited inventory, and worldwide reach without physical constraints.
3. Allowing high margins and lowest prices through negligible variable costs, optimization of fixed costs over many customers, and supplier negotiations leveraging Amazon's size.
The Flexkom-Concept will completely revolutionize the B2B/Affiliate Industry/Referral Systems because it is a franchise model. The concept combines online and offline commerce into one platform by turning retail shops into franchise locations and enabling customers to make purchases both in stores and online. This allows franchise partners to generate revenue from customer cards and purchases across the entire Flexkom network.
A Revolutionary Business Cell Phone Directory...Providing Maximum Exposure Digital Advertising directly from your Cell Phone!
Digital Color Image Cell Phone Advertising:
Business Cards
Listing Brochures , Brochures
Greeting Cards
Coupons & Groupons!
This document promotes IMAX Yellow Pages, a digital business directory service. It advertises listings that allow businesses to promote themselves through text messages, including digital business cards, brochures, greeting cards, coupons, and groupons. These listings start at $69 annually and aim to help businesses connect with customers through their cell phones. The document also introduces "Max", the mascot who guarantees listings will generate phone calls or a refund.
A dollar of groupon takes a dollar off property valuesedlang
This document discusses how daily deal sites like Groupon negatively impact local economies and property values. It argues that these sites siphon money away from local businesses to out-of-state companies, as they take a cut of 20-50% from daily deals. This removes cash from circulating within the local community. As a result, cities face reductions in tax revenue, commerce, and property values, hurting funding for schools, law enforcement and other services. However, cities can encourage local entrepreneurs to create competing daily deal sites that keep money circulating locally instead of leaving the community.
A Dollar of Groupon Takes a Dollar Off Your Property Valueedlang
A Dollar of Groupon Takes a Dollar Off Your Property Value (and off a Dozen Neighbors Too). How Discount Deal Sites Depress City Economies. Easy Ways to Encourage Local Competition.
Webmail - Our guide to online advertising Volume 3Dennis Armstrong
R 15,000 per month Direct mailers
Impressions: 100,000 Location: Inbox
Creative: HTML
Size: 30kb max
Cost: R 0.30 per mailer
Targeting options available
Mail tags Sponsored links
Location: Outgoing mail Location: Inbox
Creative: text Creative: text link
Size: 30 characters max Size: 35 characters max
Cost: R 5,000 per month Cost: R 12,000 per month
Impressions: 12,000,000
14 www.webmail.co.za
EW
Leaderboard
N
(Banner)
EW
Text ad
So what’s with the sportsman’s theme? The title of this keynote is “Applying a sportsman’s mindset to achieve success in your mcommerce business” but I think it’s really about using the same leadership approach in both business and your chosen sports goals.
Pop Shop aims to connect online brands with brick-and-mortar retailers to leverage the trend of "showrooming." Their vision is to disrupt the traditional relationship between brands and stores by allowing online brands to showcase their products in a network of stores. This gives brands increased visibility and customers the ability to see, touch and feel products. It also drives new foot traffic for retailers. Pop Shop's platform will match brands with well-suited stores and handle the logistics of "pop-in" campaigns. They will track sales data to provide value to both brands and retailers.
Small businesses and international expansion, specifically in Canada, are key growth drivers for Best Buy. Best Buy Canada has grown significantly through its dual brand strategy of Future Shop and Best Buy stores, nearly doubling its market share. Best Buy aims to further differentiate the brands and optimize its business model in Canada. Key priorities include deploying Best Buy for Business to more stores, building training capacity for consultants, and refining offerings to meet small business customer needs.
10 Tips on Multi-media Marketing for Small BusinessesRhonaB
A presentation before the Galloway Township Business Association on easy ways small businesses can maximize their relationship with The Press of Atlantic City to gain SEO, market cost-effectively, and maximize reach. In today's marketplace, competitors are global even for small businesses, and the need for a unique selling proposition and marketing plan is more critical than ever. A sample integrated marketing media plan is presented.
Creative Commerce is a Colombian online creative hub and store that aims to help young designers and creators in Colombia promote and distribute their work by providing project management, consulting, and distribution channels. It connects creators with an online community of buyers in Latin America seeking meaningful, design-conscious products. Creative Commerce takes a commission on online sales and provides consultancy and advertising services to creators. Its open-source business model is designed to grow a community of over 250 creators and 5,000 active buyers within five years.
Local Marketing: The next big thing for your startup?AboutLocal GmbH
This document discusses the history and current state of local marketing for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs). It notes that before the internet, local marketing was a "golden age" for media companies but difficult for consumers. While the internet has improved the situation, local online marketing has not been as widely adopted as expected. The document provides statistics showing limited SMB adoption of platforms like Facebook and reviews. It identifies challenges including gaps in customer adoption and the cost of acquiring SMBs versus revenue models. It concludes by posing questions about what customers want from local services, how to distribute offerings more cheaply, and developing sustainable revenue models.
This document is a newsletter from a digital printing company aimed at helping other companies produce effective personalized marketing campaigns. It highlights best practices for using personalization to attract new customers and retain existing ones. It also provides business-boosting facts about direct mail and small-to-medium sized businesses, and discusses the power of kits and the growing need for mobile integration.
The document discusses combining search engine optimization, database marketing, and community engagement to boost lead generation and conversion. Specifically, it recommends:
1. Understanding buyer personas and targeting customers at different stages of the buying cycle.
2. Creating interactive and shareable content like eBooks, videos, and ROI calculators.
3. Growing an email database through content downloads, surveys, events, and social media syndication.
4. Optimizing search engine results and blogging on industry news and partnerships.
5. Engaging industry communities through online discussions and sponsoring an offline lounge at a major conference.
vSplash’s SMB DigitalScape data indicates that literally millions of SMB websites are not optimized to perform in what is increasingly a “mobile” world. Recent Google data suggests that consumers are quite fickle and their patronage of SMBs will wane if they cannot experience the SMBs digital presence via their Smartphone and tablets.
AutoSuccess addresses the specific, researched needs of new car and light truck dealerships by providing entrepreneurial, cutting-edge, solution-based editorials to increase dealership profits and reduce expenses
AutoSuccess, magazine, sales, new, used, selling, salespeople, vehicle, dealer, dealership, leadership, marketing
For Similar content visit http://www.autosuccesssocial.com/
AutoSuccess addresses the specific, researched needs of new car and light truck dealerships by providing entrepreneurial, cutting-edge, solution-based editorials to increase dealership profits and reduce expenses
AutoSuccess, magazine, sales, new, used, selling, salespeople, vehicle, dealer, dealership, leadership, marketing
For Similar content visit http://www.autosuccesssocial.com/
This document discusses how businesses can use the internet to build relationships with customers and increase sales. It recommends that businesses create a website, capture email addresses through online forms, build video content for YouTube, create social media pages, and nurture prospects with helpful information to convert them into repeat customers. The goal is to drive traffic to the website and guide visitors through an "internet sales funnel" that builds trust and loyalty over time.
Amazon uses three digital engines to reshape and dominate retail:
1. No limits on inventory through limitless online selection across categories.
2. Boosting customer care through real-time optimization, unlimited inventory, and worldwide reach without physical constraints.
3. Allowing high margins and lowest prices through negligible variable costs, optimization of fixed costs over many customers, and supplier negotiations leveraging Amazon's size.
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1. Local
Commerce
is
a
screamin’
wall
of
noise.
“Small
businesses
receive
an
average
of
39
sales
calls
per
month
for
social,
mobile
and
online
marke;ng
products.”
BIA/Kelsey
Group
Angel.co
2. What’s
all
the
fuss
about?
25%
of
GDP
/
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Spend
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27M
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78%
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horses
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Everyone
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compeBng
for
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slice
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the
local
merchant’s
Bme
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budget,
adding
to
the
noise.
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we
Think
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4. introducing…
the
merchant
bird’s
eye
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their
business
neighborhood
5. What is Perch?
What’s
going
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NOW
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CompeBtors
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– Admired
Businesses
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Reviews
Live
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deals,
check-‐in
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new
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reviews.
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lean
forward
for
local
compeBBon
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Deliver the signal, clear away the noise.
6.
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Deliver the signal, everyday.
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into
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social
world
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millions
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merchants.
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