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Taking Credit Cards for In-Home Businesses Is Almost a Must...

As home-based businesses accepting credit cards is often up for discussion among Home Stagers.  Accepting credit cards certainly makes it easier when staging vacant homes and there is an ongoing rental charge.  

Read Tammy Emineth's post about doing comparison shopping.  Did you know that you can probably negotiate fees so don't be afraid to ask.  

Stagers, I hope you'll add in your comments if you do use a credit card service and your recommendations. 

Via Tammy Emineth (Personal SEO - Website SEO and Real Estate Marketing):

 

Is Taking Credit Cards for a home based business expensive?

If you run a home based business, you know what a headache it can be to know that you have a sale on the line but your customer doesn't have the cash with them for the purchase.  What can you do?  Many small business owners have discovered that offering credit card services to customers doesn't cost, it pays. credit cards for home based business

These days, it has become a real necessity to offer a variety of payment options, but that is no reason to have credit card processing services take a huge chunk of the first slice of the pie leaving you with the left overs. In today's market, competition is fierce out there and any number of credit card services are each trying for their share of what has become a $400 million a year industry.

Where should you begin?  Do some comparison shopping. The best services will not charge you an application or setup fee if you negotiate.  They will not set monthly minimums and will not charge you an annual fee.  They will also offer you a number of options for purchasing, leasing or renting a credit card machine.

There is a lot of competition for your account, so shop around for good rates on the percentage the company charges on your sale.  In the end, you are your own best advocate, so ask a lot of questions of as many companies as you can.

How long will it take to get set up?  Often, services are so streamlined that you can begin the very day you contract with your credit card service.  Others may require a bit more set up time, but these days, credit card processors know they are bidding against the competition for your business.  If you negotiate with them, they can often expedite your application and get you started within a day or two of  finalizing your agreement.

You should also ask the company for their customer service hours. If they are not doing business when you do business, they are not a good fit.  Imagine hosting a home party for friends and having a problem with the credit card system. If customer service isn't available, you've not only lost potential sales, you risk offending friends.  The larger companies all offer 24/7 customer service hours that will guarantee you a speedy resolution to problems that arise. 

When choosing a credit card merchant service remember that you are their customer. Your customers want you to compete for their business, so be sure to let the company you want to use know that you have other options. You can sometimes  negotiate a better rate and lower fees simply by realizing that they are business owners too and know the value of keeping the customer happy.

When it comes to signing on with a credit card processing service, doing your homework before you sign on the dotted line will keep your customers happy and spare you some awful headaches! At the end of the day, you'll increase sales and reduce stress by carefully comparing services.

Check out Cardpay.net for free credit card machines and steps to getting starting.

 

 

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The National Park Service-Get Your Pass And Start Exploring!


This Saturday is National Kids to Parks Day but did you know our National Parks Service makes our parks available to you and your family all year long?  The National Park Service, formed in 1916, cares for our parks......YES!...our parks!  Working with park partners and volunteers, they help to care for and preserve over 84 million acres of land, over 4.5 million acres of lakes, reservoirs and oceans, over Mountains43,000 miles of coastline, 68,561 archaeological sites and much more.

As part of the U.S. Department of the Interior the National Parks Service has over 20,000 employees and almost 2.5 million volunteers.  

So with summer approaching why not make plans to visit our parks!  There are passes you can get that will save you money!  The Passes are good at over 2,000 Federal Recreation Sites covering entrance fees at the National Parks and Wildlife Refuges and standard amenity fees at National Forests and grasslands.  


The pass covers vehicle fees or up to 4 adults for sites where there is a per person charge. Children under 15 are admitted free.

Annual Pass- $80 annual pass   1-888-275-8747

Free Annual Pass for Military Personnel and dependents.

Senior Pass- $10 Lifetime Pass for US Citizens or Permanent Residents 62+

Access Pass -Free for US Citizens or Permanent Residents with Permanent Disabilities.

Arthur R Marshall Wildlife Refuge


Florida has 11 National Parks and in our own backyard of Delray Beach we have the Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge.  Find one in your State!



Don’t Be a Stranger to Your Parks!  

 

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Peace Officer Memorial Day and Police Week-Please Remember!

If you know someone on the police force or even if not, please remember to tell them "Thank You" for their service.  And please remember all of the men and women who have fallen in the line of duty.

Tammy Lankford wrote a good post to remind us that we must not take for granted these sacrifices that men and women on the police force make. They're not just out their writing tickets!  

Via Tammy Lankford/Broker Lane Realty Lake Sinclair-Central GA:

If you like me have a law enforcement officer in your family then you may know that on October 1, 1962  President John F. Kennedy signed into law Peace Officer Memorial Day which occurs annually on May 15th and that the week it falls on is Police Week.  In 1994 President Bill Clinton amended the law and declared flags be flown at half staff that day all over the United States. 

But tomorrow chances are your town flags will not be at half staff and everyone will be working and banks and schools will be open and no one will even notice.  But for the families of the 166 officers who lost their lives in the line of duty in 2011, the 163 officers lost in the line of duty in 2010, the 138 lost in 2009 and so on... those families will know.  Those families will likely not only remember the fallen, but honor those who stand guard over our safety ever day.

My husband belongs to an organization called CPO.  One of the things they send to him annually is a calendar.  That calendar hangs on the pantry door in my kitchen.  I look at it every single day. Not a week goes by without multiple names of those fallen.  Every morning when I look at that calendar I pray for the family of any name that appears that day.  Tomorrow I will not only pray for all their families, but I will honor those that still stand watch over us.  I challenge you to do the same. 

  • Write a post
  • Thank an officer
  • Thank a family of a fallen officer for their sacrifice
  • Bake something and deliver to your local station
  • Make sure your local officials will fly their flags at half mast

I challenge each of you to find some small way to honor Peace Officers.  And to take a moment to visit the following websites to see the names of those fallen.  Do not let them be forgotten.  Choose someone from your state and make a donation in their memory. More than 19,000 law enforcement lives have been lost in the line of duty in our country's history. Honor those who stand in our protection.  Remember those who have fallen doing the same. 

For those who serve and those who have fallen I give my heartfelt thanks.  Thank you for daily putting your life on the line in order to protect others.  I know you work hours that are too long for pay that is too short.  I know you often think of the protection of others before you think of your own.  I know your schedule often makes you miss events and the opportunity to be with your own family in crisis and times of emergencies.  I know the vest you must wear is heavy and hot.  I know you do not take deadly force lightly and when it comes to that it leaves a heavy burden for you to carry.  Thank you for all you do.  Thank you for choosing to serve to protect my family.

Tammy Lankford/Broker (Lane Realty) Lake Sinclair : Real Estate Brokerage in Eatonton, Putnam County, Georgia706-485-9668

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My One Tool My Business Could Not Live Without...



activerain in my tool box Even though I began my business in 2007, I look at February 6, 2008 as the true beginning of my home staging company... for that is the day I joined ActiveRain.


Working as a Home Stager means working on your own.   We start out on our own, choosing our company name (I’d bet many wish we could that one over), designing a logo,  getting business cards, and as in my case, building our own website.

When I started Room Service Home Staging,  I knew nothing of SEO or Google juice.  I had no idea how to work with text boxes or tag or keywords.   I did know that I needed a website.  That was it.  

I had my cell phone and fax machine, I had a website, such as it was and was ready to start staging.  Only problem was that no one knew who I was.  And,  Sellers in Palm Beach County were watching their property values drop.  If they needed to sell their home,  most knew it would be for a loss.  The last thing they wanted to think of was putting any money into a house they would be leaving and on which they would make little or no money.

My marketing efforts consisted of  joining the local Chamber of Commerce and having business cards printed.   I was a Home Stager... surely they’ll call.

Hello... welcome to the new millenium …. Social Media and Internet Strategies!

ActiveRain gave and continues to give me the tools to compete in this social media and bloggingInternet/Social Media/Google driven world......

1. How to write a blog that is not only informative but also good for SEO rankings.
2. How to use FaceBook, Twitter, Google+, Linkedin,Pinterest and any other Social Media to increase my Internet  presence.
3.  Learning opportunities every day at ActiveRain, not only about Blogging and SEO, but all aspects of Real Estate, mortgages, home inspection, and construction.
4. An amazing group of friends throughout the country and Canada to whom I can turn when I need help, advice or an opinion about my business.

The majority of my business comes from clients finding me via the Internet.  When I began I paid monthly for Google Adwords.  I received calls every week from companies wanting me to pay them to increase my Internet presence.   What I learned from the Webinars, posts and ActiveRain contests allowed me to drop paying for Google Adwords and write the kind of blogs on my own for Google juice.

When I asked a client how she found me this was her response:

“The Internet...I had no choice...you’re everywhere.”


I no longer wait and hope the phone will ring.  Using ActiveRain makes me more proactive in my marketing efforts.  I can target areas using keywords.  

My day begins with ActiveRain.... posting and taking a quick “hello” to my ActiveRain friends.  And, it ends on ActiveRain with comments and “good nights”.

ActiveRain is so much a part of my business plan that I look at every part of my day... every event... every thought as a possible blog topic.  

Take  away ActiveRain?  Not going to happen.  It is my office... it is my mentor... it is where my “co-workers” are.... it keeps me accountable ….it challenges me to go one step further.


I know this may sound like I’m stating the obvious and pandering

when I say that ACTIVERAIN is the one tool without which my

business could not have grown or continue but that is the truth.

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Choosing Flooring in Boca Raton? Read this first!

If you're considering the type of flooring you want to install, Debbie Gartner, the Flooring Lady in Westchester NY,  has again provided us with some very useful information.  Before you decide take a look at what Debbie lays out.   It's not just about price per square foot, you have to consider the material, labor, and what the contractor will have to do to install your choice!

If you're not certain which flooring to get, contact your local flooring specialist.

Via Debbie Gartner - Westchester Flooring -Hardwood Floors Carpet Tile Refinish - (Floor Coverings International Westchester NY & Stamford CT):

How much does flooring cost? Which types cost more? Which cost less?

Westchester Brazilian Cherry Hardwood flooring Now, of course, these are loaded questions, but I get this question often. I always hesitate to give per square foot prices because they vary so much and for so many different reasons...as you'll see.

Originally posted at Which types of flooring cost less and which types cost more

 

For example, let's take hardwood floors ... the cost depends on what species and grade of hardwood. It depends on whether it’s solid or engineered. It depends on how wide the planks are. Prices can vary based on installation method (nailed vs. glued vs. floated as well as whether it’s prefinished or unfinished hardwood). The cost depends on whether or not you have plywood subfloor. It depends if we need to do rip up and what surface we are ripping up (carpet or hardwood or tile). It depends if your floor is level and whether we need to do floor prep. Further, prices can vary on whether it’s a small, mid or large size area.

 

Westchester hardwood flooring - floating floorIn addition, I don’t like giving per sq ft prices because customers will measure their room and do the multiplication and think that’s the price. But, they don’t realize that they need to account for many other factors including waste, acclimation delivery, transition pieces, whether we replace the base molding on the walls or just add shoe molding. As you can see there are MANY factors.  

 

Also, many customers can be misled when they go to a store as they just see the cost for the materials. Carpet Westchester County New YorkThese prices usually do not include the labor nor the other factors I just mentioned above. So, I have many customers that mistakenly think some surfaces cost less. Please bear in mind that these are generalities, so it does depend on which item you select and the conditions of your floors. Also, this can vary a based on your geography. But, for the most part, these generalities should hold for Northeast, Mid Atlantic, Mid West. It is likely that the prices for tile are a lower in some of the warmer climates - especially in the South, West and Southwest.  


So, here's a look at flooring prices from least expensive to most expensive – factoring in labor + material:

Carpet: In general, carpet is the least expensive surface. So, if you really need to save money, this is the way to go. The labor on carpet is lower and you can certainly find some less expensive carpets, especially when it comes to basement carpet.

  Wool carpet Westchester County NY

That being said, carpet more than any other surface varies the most in price. As you get into much softer nylons, or multi-colored carpets or wool carpets, the prices increase and are sometimes even more expensive than hardwoods. But, as a general rule, carpet will usually cost you less than any other hard surface.  

 

 

 

Laminate flooring Westchester  - floating floor





LaminateLaminate flooring is usually more expensive than carpet but less expensive than hardwood. The materials for laminate are less expensive and labor is lower. In addition, pending on the conditions of the current floor, sometimes, you can install laminate directly on top of what’s there.so this reduces cost of rip up and haul away.  

 

 

Solid Hardwood flooring Westchester NY

Hardwood flooring – I really do prefer hardwood flooring over laminate, but it does cost more. (It’s usually worth it since in the long run, it will usually last longer). Oak and bamboo tend to be the lower cost hardwoods. Adding hardwood to your home not only looks great (and most people prefer), but it also improves the value of your home, so it is a great investment. Oh, and it’s easier (and less expensive) to clean and maintain.

 

 

 

 

  Marble and granite flooring Westchester NY - entryway

Tile flooring – In general, tile is the most expensive surface to install. That’s because it’s the most labor intensive. This is often a surprise to customers because they’ll see tile in Home Depot and think, wow, this is less expensive than I thought…and, that’s true…the material is not that expensive…it’s the labor that drives the price on this one.  

 

 

 

titile flooring Westchester County NY

 

So don’t be fooled by looking at the material cost. It takes much longer to lay tile and it's rip it out and haul it away. When it comes to bathrooms, there are a whole slew of other costs that come along with this. Usually when you tear up the walls, you need to resheet rock (and/or add durarock for the showers). Often a mudjob is needed for the floor and the shower. Oh, and don’t forget about the cost of a licensed plumber for toilet & sink removal as well as replacement of the shower pan.  

 

Tile flooring with diamond inserts Westchester NY

So, the costs for tile flooring really do add up. Tile is clearly the best choice for the bathroom, but just be aware that there are a lot of costs there. For regular floors (such as kitchens and entryways), tile will usually cost more. In warmer climates, tile is more popular, so the labor costs are a bit lower – same amount of labor – just more competitive rates.  

 

I hope this is helpful in providing some guidelines. As I mentioned, the prices will vary based on your circumstances and which material you are evaluating. This is another reason I like to go to customer’s homes. When I do, I can give them the prices for many different items and different surfaces so they can see the full price difference among their choices.  


If you live in Westchester NY and would like some guidance on your flooring, give The Flooring Girl a call at 914-937-2950.


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Which types of flooring are less expensive? Which types cost more?

Hardwood Flooring - Carpet - Tile/Natural Stone - Laminate - Refinish Hardwood - Backsplashes

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Tom's Place-The Boca BBQ Favorite is Back in Boynton Beach!

It’s always nice to find something you thought was lost, and that was the case when we re-discovered Tom’ Place on Boynton Beach Blvd.  Larry and I were out the other day and stopped in to Tom’s Place for some Bar-B-Q.   We weren’t sure if this was related to the Tom’s Place that we knew when we first arrived in Boca back in the late 80’s.

Tom's Place in Boynton Beach

And I gladly report that yes... this is the reincarnate of Tom’s Place originally owned by Tom and Helen Wright.  However it is now run by Tom’s son-in- law and daughter, Gerard and Belinda Harris, the Wright’s youngest son, Kenny, and his daughter Kentiana.  

Located east of I-95 on Boynton Beach Blvd,  Tom’s Place still has the famous BBQ sauce, cornbread, pulled pork sandwiches, rib dinners, and homemade sides  liked black eyed peas, collard greens, potato salad, sweet potato pie and corn on the cob.  

Don’t let the bright orange catering truck throw you off.  You can drive up and order BBQ to go or eat inside.  There are plans to expand this location to include an outdoor dining patio as well.  

Tom and Helen Wright were not just about serving good BBQ, they were devoted to their family and their faith.  The original restaurant closed on Sundays so that they could cook meals for those in need in their community.  

The family still makes the famous Tom’s BBQ sauce which they sell at their restaurant.

Tom’s Place
400 East Boynton Beach Blvd
Boynton Beach FL

Wed-Sat

12 noon-9PM

561-843-7487


Catering, Dine-in, Take-Out


Toms Place BBQ-Boynton Beach



 

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Happy Mother's Day to All Mothers and Those Who Mother!

photos of bird mothers

Happy Mother's Day to all mothers and those who mother. 
There are Mother's every where who care for the young.
May you have a very Special Day .
Thank you to all.
Thank you for your sacrifices, for your love;
Thank you for knowing when to step back,
And yet always being there. 

 

 

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I Learn Something New at Active Rain Every Day- May 6- May12, 2012

I've Always Said I Learn Something New at ActiveRain Every Day and It's Time I Showed You.  May 6 -- May 12, 2012


peter buchsbaumMay 6: Peter Buchsbaum- The Week Ahead... What PPI, Consumer Sentiment, and Wholesale Trade Mean to You!
For those of you who missed that Economics class  or can’t remember any of it, check out Peter’s post.



Mike CooperMay 7: Mike Cooper- Another Great Source of Blog Illustrations.
Thanks to Lenn Harley we all know by now (or at least should know) that copyright should be a consideration when using clip art and photos, etc.  Mike offers some additional resources for us.


Rebekah RadiceMay 8: Rebekah Radice  Powerful Ways to Boost Facebook Fanpage Engagement.
We’ve all been told that social media means social.  It’s so important if we are going to spend time on Facebook, Twitter, or whatever that we do it right!  Read Rebekah’s great advice.


BorinoMay 9: Borino- Get the Hell Out of My Race”
1967 seems like such a long time ago, and yet it wasn’t.  I’d just graduated from High School (there... go grab your calculators and figure out my age) and getting ready for college.  Thanks to those who pioneered our way.


Gayle Rich BoxmanMay 10: Gayle Rich-Boxman A Tale of Love and Loss at a Lake.
I learned that using some beautiful photos coupled with heartfelt words can make for a perfectly written post and tribute to a family member.


Bill FieldsMay 11: Bill Fields  Are You Going to Make a Difference Today
How many times have shrugged your shoulders and didn’t do something because you thought “what good would it do.”  Read Bill’s posts.


joni staplesMay 12: Joni Staples  Love a Mother Today.. It Doesn’t Have to be Yours.
There are many out there who are without their mothers and mothers without their children.  Please thank any mothers that you know and even those who have a mothering nature.

 

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National Kids to Parks Day-May 19th! Celebrate in Delray Beach!

National Kids to Parks Day- May 19th! Celebrate in Delray Beach!

Kids To ParksMay 19 is the 2nd Annual National Kids to Park Day created by the National Park Trust.  The goal is encourage our youth to get out and enjoy the outdoors as well as to ensure the future stewardship of our parks.   With the proliferation of electronic games and laptops, it’s important that our youth have the opportunity to experience the outdoors as we did when we were growing up.  

More than 15,000 families participated last year, and they’re hoping for more on Saturday, May 19th.  

There is a fun site (kidstoparks.org) where you can register and show your support of National Kids to Parks Day and learn about programs in your area.  There’s the Buddy Bison program where children can get their own Buddy Bison and send pictures and share their experiences  of their outdoor park travels with Buddy.

Did you know that already 68, 516 have pledged to

go to a park on May 19th!


Delray Beach will be participating with a free event on May 19 from 10 AM to 1 PM at Pompey Park.  There will be field events, arts & crafts,  free pool activities and much more.  

Pompey Park

1101 NW 2nd Street

Delray Beach

561-243-7356


Don’t forget these other area parks:

Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge
Veteran’s Park-Delray Beach
Okeeheelee Park-7715 Forest Hill Blvd, West Palm Beach
West Delray Regional Park-10875 Atlantic Avenue, Delray Beach
Riverbend Park-9060 Indiantown Road-Jupiter

You can go to the Palm Beach County Parks and Recreation

site for a full list of parks.


Let May 19th be just the first of many days that

you and your family get out and explore the outdoors!

Palm Beach County Parks


 

 

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The Tricolored Heron-Green Cay Wetlands.

The TriColored Heron-Green Cay Wetlands

The first bird I had contact with at Green Cay Wetlands in Boynton Beach was the Tricolored Heron.   I was walking along the boardwalk and there was one on the railing.  When I pass a bird that’s hanging out there, I try very hard to give them their space.   It’s not that I’m afraid of them but I feel like this is their home and they deserve not to be disturbed.

Tricolored heron green cay

That’s what I was doing when I had my first (almost) encounter.  Most birds that “hang out” will either fly away before you approach or will stand around and pay you absolutely no attention.  Tricolored Herons very rarely will stay on the railing as you approach.  And they have no problem flying across your path rather than away from you.  

 

Have you ever been buzzed by a bird?


I do believe that just a few seconds separated the side of my head and this bird’s beak!

The Tricolored Heron (Ergretta tricolor) is about 22 inches high and has a wingspan of about 3 feet.   The feathers are a beautiful slate blue with a white chest and belly.  Their pointed yellow beak will turn blue during mating season.  

The Tricolored Herons are very modern in their approach to family life.  The male selects the nesting site but both male and female build the nest, sit on the eggs and care for the babies.


tricolored heron green cay


 

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