Category: Online Business

US market reel and continued inflationary pressure adds to economic uncertainty, you may feel like you have nowhere to turn. Despite the chaos, an underappreciated asset class is thriving: digital assets.

Online businesses, also known as online business M&A, consist of online assets like blogs, SaaS (software as a service), appsand e-commerce stores. Investing in online businesses is analogous to investing in real-world ones; there’s a massive market of savvy buyers and investors buying up small online businesses and the industry is thriving.

This market isn’t going anywhere. Even better, unlike other asset classes, this is not a speculative space. These are cash flow-generating and profitable businesses operating in growing categories. The appeal for both institutional buyers and acquisition entrepreneurs alike is clear: The returns are real. Growth through acquisition, at these multiples, makes a lot of strategic sense, and we’re seeing enormous demand globally.

Many investors

By Richard Harroch and Andrew Miller

We have recently seen some blockbuster acquisitions of internet real estate, in the form of premium dotcom domain names. NFTs.com was acquired for a reported $15 million and HubSpot acquired Connect.com for $10 million. Over the last few years, exact match keywords have become important, valuable digital assets, and signify a transformational shift in the way premium domain names are valued.

In the BG (Before Google) era, most people navigated the web by typing a keyword or domain name into their browser. Having a world-class domain name and brand was almost like owning a “TV network,” but one that is global and without walls. Initially, the focus was on one-word, generic domain names that represent a massive global category, such as Sweepstakes.com or Home.com.

Recently a new type of internet real

”Applications, where everything can be managed from a single platform, are now in high demand as they help you save time. At Workhy, we meet this demand by digitalizing all financial processes that an individual entrepreneur may need, starting from the formation of a company,” Workhy’s CEO explains.

In addition to speeding up the company formation process, the software helps entrepreneurs with issues such as online bookkeeping, tracking tax-related transactions, storage, and digital display of business documents.

Workhy also offers its members a wide range of additional services, including brand registration, opening online bank accounts, tax ID number applications (eg, EIN, ITIN, VAT, EORI, IOSS), designating registered agents, providing business addresses, and more. The Workhy team emphasizes that they provide all these services to present a seamless customer experience.

Workhy’s software offers an end-to-end solution to the complex nature of starting and running a business by enabling all processes to

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Starting a business brings with it great opportunities as well as challenges. Capitalizing on these opportunities means understanding these challenges. And the best way of doing this is by taking online business courses for entrepreneurs.

Taking these courses will allow you to control the necessary knowledge and skills you need to maximize the results of your effort. So, here are some online business courses entrepreneurs should consider to successfully overcome these challenges and grow.

Why do you need Online Business Courses?

• Modernizing your Business
• Career Advancement
• Improve Productivity
• Additional Revenue

Modernizing Your Business: Today’s digital ecosystem is part of virtually every industry in the world. A business cannot afford to miss out being in this ecosystem. Entrepreneurs and business owners are expected to modernize their business to implement every technology in the marketplace

August is National Black Business Month, a chance to celebrate and support Black entrepreneurs and the businesses they own. In Athens, multiple online resources can help spread awareness of Black owned businesses and how the community can support them.

These resources have been in the works for years.

In 2016, local artist and community organizer Broderick Flanigan started a public list of over 90 local Black owned businesses that has since expanded and is still in use as a valuable community resource today.

That year, Flanigan noticed racial tensions come to a head in Athens. In the fall of 2015, General Beauregard’s closed just days after the downtown bar was accused of having a racist drink name on the menu.

“There was a lot of protesting and a lot of energy that was surging up. I was just thinking about how could we redirect some of this energy to something