Jamie Johnson

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About Jamie

Jamie Johnson is a Kansas City-based freelance writer who specializes in writing about small business and finance. In additional to writing for CO, she currently writes for clients like Business.com, Quicken Loans, and Business Insider.

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10 Common QuickBooks Questions

Learn how to get the most out of QuickBooks’ online accounting software.

RUN » HUMAN RESOURCES

How to Hire on Indeed

It’s easy to find and hire qualified job candidates on Indeed. Here’s how you can get started.

GROW » MARKETING

How to Use Content Distribution Platforms to Market Your Business

Not all content distribution platforms are created equal. If you’re trying to find the right one, here are seven platforms you can try.

START » STRATEGY

Remote Work Tools

Flexible work arrangements are a desired employee benefit, but can also benefit the employer when implemented correctly. Here are the tools you need to get started.

RUN » TECHNOLOGY

Is Cloud Storage Secure?

Businesses are embracing cloud storage but is their data secure? Here’s what you need to know about cloud storage safety.

RUN » FINANCE

Cashless Commerce Pros and Cons

Businesses that go cashless experience an increased efficiency, but also cut out the cash-paying section of their customers. Here's how to determine if cashless commerce is right for your business.

START » STARTUP

How to Build a Business Website

Having a website makes your business appear more credible and trustworthy. Here’s what you need to know to get started.

RUN » FINANCE

Understanding Cashless and Contactless Payments

Over the years, the payment landscape has morphed from the simple cash or charge options to modern methods like mobile payments and tap-and-go.

RUN » FINANCE

How to Accept Mobile Credit Card Payments

Small businesses are already expected to accept credit card payments. Now, the expectations are going mobile.

RUN » BUSINESS FINANCING

How to Raise Venture Capital

Securing VC funding can be a turning point for your company but only if your business is ready for it.