There is a new webcast on using Quickbooks is being offered by smallbusinesswebcast.com. In this Webcast, Jessica Chisholm will fill you in on a few QuickBooks user essentials. The object will be to improve your ability to navigate QuickBooks in a more efficient manner and increase your understanding of the software. This course will show you how to properly record deposits, make journal entries, and give you other tips so you can be sure you are getting the maximum benefit that QuickBooks can provide for you. This course will help so that come tax time your books can be in excellent order for quick preparation of your tax return.

Event Details

• Time: March 19, 2010 from 10am to 10am
• Event Type: Register for Webcast
• Organized By: Jessica Chisholm

Seattle CPA and QuickBooks Pro Advisor Jessica Chisholm helps small business clients throughout the Greater Seattle area minimize their tax burden. Jessica graduated from Western Washington University with a BA in accounting. She has been a CPA since January of 2004.

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Social media marketing has given businesses feedback from their consumers like they never have had before. Out of your customers, 89% of online users engage in social media, up 83% from a year ago. This is definitely a number that business need to be aware of. Your online reputation is vital to success in marketing today.

Since consumers are turning to social media to get information regarding brands and company’s, it is important for companies to monitor their social media and online marketing presence.

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That is the exact question Beth Dunn over at HubSpot answered recently. We have talked with several business owners lately that think they are too disconnected or too old to be able to get into social media. They think social media is just for young and hip people. Business owners couldn’t be further from the truth. In actuality, social media is about connecting, and what business owner doesn’t need to connect? They need to connect with their clients, employees, and peers. The current social media arena for business is not so much about posting pictures on MySpace as it is developing relationships, letting your clients know you care, showing support by answering questions quickly, and responding to market conditions as they happen.

Read more about Beth’s take on you can use social media to grows your business, regardless of age.

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Last Wednesday, Microsoft announced that the company would officially launch Facebook (and other social networks) into their Outlook 2010 Beta product with Outlook Social Connector. Following the previous week’s announcement about Google Buzz, and rumors that Facebook would be launching their own email product, we found out details about Outlook’s new integration. The service will let you “view friends’ activities, photos, and status updates within Outlook—as well as grow your network by adding friends from the same view”.

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