If you read my blogs, you know how I feel about networking. It’s an excellent way to strengthen your business connections, exchange ideas and information and gain more knowledge. It’s also one of the reasons why I originally joined LinkedIn.
But LinkedIn has evolved over the years, becoming much more than a place to search for new jobs and recruit employees. For me, it’s become an excellent platform to share pertinent financial and tax-related content.
Here are a few examples of the useful information in my feed:
I recently shared a slideshow to help business owners understand what depreciation is, what assets are eligible for depreciation, and what the options are for calculating and recording depreciation.
Many people turn to friends and family first when looking for business investors. In a recent post, I outlined the best method to approach them.
As Managing Partner of a family-owned business, I can speak volumes about the uniqueness of family-owned businesses. While there are so many advantages to working for one, there are also some challenges. This post is full of some practical advice for handling anything that comes your way.
Love a great joke? I do too. I even share a laugh with my followers every once and a while!
So, connect with me on LinkedIn. Get tips from the business-related information I share, post questions you might have regarding particular articles or tax-related matters, message me for a quick chat, or let me know what you think of the platform. I find LinkedIn to be one of the best business networking resources currently available.