Your business strategy can be overwhelming at times. Sometimes you need help and that is where this week’s topic comes in. Today we have another free resource available to you called Small Business Development Centers, otherwise known as SBDCs. Learn how your local SBDC can help you develop, and test
Working on your business development strategy is tough. Sometimes you cannot go it alone and you need some help. Where do you turn to find someone that is credible and knowledgeable that understands business? This is exactly what today’s topic is about. Learn how SCORE can help you devise your
The All Small Mentor-Protégé Program otherwise known as MPP is designed to provide small businesses with business development assistance and to enhance their ability to successfully compete for federal contracts. Eligibility To be eligible to participate in the All Small Mentor-Protege program the protégé must be either a for-profit business
Let’s start today’s topic with who is the General Services Administration and why you might consider using their Multiple Award Schedule as a business development strategy. Who is U.S. General Services Administration? The U. S. General Services Administration otherwise known as GSA provides centralized federal procurement and property management to
When establishing your business development strategy, you should consider all the costs that are involved with implementing the plan. These costs can make a difference on your Return on Investment, otherwise known as ROI. However, there are free resources or low-cost resources that you should also consider and PTAC is
You are ready to seek opportunities with the federal government as one of your business development strategies. You have completed your System for Award Management (SAM) registration now where do you go to see opportunities? That is today’s topic on Federal Contracting Made Easy. Federal Business Opportunities Website Federal procurement
Learn how and where to register to do business with the federal government. In addition, the author will discuss changes to the SAM system that is impacting every federal contractor.
As a small business owner, you realize that business development is a necessary and essential part of your business. What better way to grow and develop your business than to expand into government contracting? By capitalizing on the small business set aside programs you can compete against only those
Today’s topic is about the Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) set-aside program. If you have been following my blog for a while you will remember that I discussed that the Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business program has a 3% goal. This 3% goal applies to all
The HUBZone program is another set-aside program that is available to small businesses. This program is one of the most difficult ones to qualify for as your principal business has to be located in a qualifying area and 35% of your employees must also reside in a qualifying area. It
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