Who’s the typical Outright user? The best answer is – there isn’t one! Everyone from eBay sellers to web design maestros to consultants on canine behavior have embraced Outright as their small business bookkeeping solution. What all Outright users seem to have in common is an entrepreneurial spirit, love for what they do, and a [...]
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Posted by: Jennifer Escalona, November 10, 2009
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Today, Outright.com expands the set of businesses from which we automate your bookkeeping to include eBay. In addition to PayPal transaction and credit card expense downloads, invoice and receipt import, eBay sellers can put their bookkeeping on auto pilot with the click of a button; completing months of bookkeeping in minutes.
Outright is already a part [...]
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Posted by: Paul O'Brien, October 28, 2009
Do you make, well, anything?
Get started with Etsy. The handmade goods marketplace is one of the largest shopping portals connecting consumers with artists, designers, crafty creatives, and... well... our users, entrepreneurs like you.
Not familiar with Etsy? I couldn't begin to describe the brilliant products coming out of the artists on Etsy so instead, [...]
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Posted by: Paul O'Brien, October 16, 2009
When you decide to open an ecommerce store, the whole process may seem simple at first. You find a product, and you sell it. But for anybody who has ever tried to sell a product online, whether through a standalone site or etailers like eBay, Etsy, and 1000 Markets, it quickly becomes apparent that picking [...]
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Posted by: Jennifer Escalona, August 7, 2009
David Pickett is somewhat of a renaissance man, a 'scatterbrained master of extemporaneous creativity' as he likes to put it. A successful entrepreneur, artist, and sky diving porcupine hunter with a penchant for eBay and online software. David runs Ars Arboris and one of Outright's founders, Kevin, had a chance to ask him [...]
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Posted by: Paul O'Brien, July 30, 2009
In an effort to find new tax revenues several states have tried to expand the application of state sales tax to many out of state businesses. New York and Rhode Island are the only states that have successfully passed what the New York Post has dubbed the "Amazon Tax". To understand the Amazon [...]
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Posted by: Wray Rives, July 29, 2009
A recent article in USA Today cited a growing trend – professionals moonlighting in second jobs just to make ends meet.
“Moonlighting’s a Way of Life for Workers in Tough Job Market” cited some sobering statistics. About 5.3% of all employees in the U.S. hold second jobs according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. And [...]
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Posted by: Jennifer Escalona, June 29, 2009
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We all heard growing up that artists don’t make any money. If you had artistic ambitions, perhaps you put them to the side in favor of the daily corporate grind and the promise of a steady salary, health benefits and a retirement plan. Now though, perhaps your job is on shaky ground or worse, gone [...]
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Posted by: Jennifer Escalona, June 17, 2009
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