The next time you are in a big box retail or department store, take a look at the printed tags that are on products or apparel. Then, when you are in a boutique store, take a look at the tags on their products. Big stores often use plain white tags, while boutique stores more often use custom-printed tags with different colors, logos, and designs. If you own a business, you may find yourself wondering whether plain white tags or custom-printed tags are ideal for your inventory. [Read More]

Many homeowners who are considering installing a water well on their property may have concerns about the cost. It's true that there are costs associated with installing and maintaining a water well, but it's important to understand the benefits that a well can provide in the long run. Not only can a water well provide a reliable source of clean water for many years to come, but it can also save homeowners money on their water bills and increase the value of their homes. [Read More]

Many people assume a business should operate its own warehouses. There are plenty of reasons, however, to consider using third-party warehousing services. Decision-makers should consider these 5 scenarios that favor a third-party solution. Limited Sales Not every business sells enough units to justify the investment in a full-on warehouse. If you sell a small number of items that don't ship frequently or quickly, warehousing services can keep your costs down while providing storage and availability. [Read More]

If you're looking to develop your skills and knowledge in a professional industry, you have the option of taking career training programs. There are a lot of them to choose from and they can provide some key benefits. Improve Hiring Results If you're currently in the market for a new job—whether it's in healthcare or advertising—it always helps to show what type of training you've been through. Career training in particular is a great thing to put on your resume because it will show employers you're doing everything you can to better yourself as a professional aspiring to work in a particular industry. [Read More]