Corgi Registered Central Heating Engineers

C & S Renwick was established in December 2002; primarily dealing with Halstead & Vokera boiler services, maintenance and repair.

Thet cover from Worthing to Portsmouth and inland as far as Midhurst.

Their Senior Engineer has 30 years experience in not only domestic plumbing and heating but commercial and industrial pipework too. The first 5 years of which was served as an apprentice.

The majority of work undertaken by their company is diagnostic faultfinding and servicing of domestic wet central heating appliances for Vokera Limited, Halstead Boilers Limited and the general public. Our Senior Engineer is qualified to carry out all types of repairs and servicing of both Natural Gas and Liquid Petroleum Gas fired appliances.

As the recommended agents for Vokera Limited and Halstead Boilers Limited the majority of parts are kept in stock so most call outs are repaired on the first visit. Our company also undertakes insured breakdown covered by Domestic & General Insurance Services for both Vokera and Halstead boilers.

Their engineers have been vetted by the Criminal Records Bureaux, just like teachers are, for our customers piece of mind and safety, all engineers have their CORGI identification card with them at all times.

Their aim is to have an engineer visit within 48 hours of your phone call or receipt of your email, and priority will be given to boilers, which have completely broken down.

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Industrial Units and Commercial Property

Commercial property, industrial units and offices are becoming more and more valuable to their owners. Whether bought to use by the owner or bought to let to other businesses, the value of these units and offices have huge potential for long term capital gain.

Every business whether service based or manufacturing needs premises to operate from and this is what makes industrial units and commercial property so valuable. Owning a commercial property gives a business a major advantage. It increases the value of a business hugely and means that a company has a valuable asset which can be used in various different ways. Firstly, owning and using the property eliminates rental bills incurred when a company has to rent their industrial unit or office from another company. Secondly, the business has a sellable asset which can be turned into capital if necessary. Finally, the business can create revenue by renting out all or part of the unit to another company.

Industrial units and offices can vary hugely in size and design. From small 1000 square foot office space through to 30000 square foot industrial units encompassing storage space, offices, workshops and manufacturing areas. The offices and units can be used simply for storage and be very simple in design and facilities, consisting of merely shelving, lighting and a lockable roller shutter door. On the other end of the spectrum the commercial property can be multi faceted and consist of purpose built reception and office areas including toilets, kitchens and pedestrian entrances coupled with industrial units with the room to store goods and fully working industrial machines to allow for manufacturing and production.

Industrial units, offices and commercial property all need to be designed and built to high standards. They must be equipped with all the facilities needed by a modern company on a day to day basis. Any business needs a good quality property, whether bought or leased, in order to perform their own functions to a high standard. A small internet service company for example must have offices which allow for their employees to work in comfort and carry out their tasks and also must have very secure and high standard storage spaced for servers and computer equipment. The quality of build and workmanship needs to be of the highest quality to ensure both comfort and functionality for the employees. As well as this an industrial unit built to high standards will retain its value as an asset for longer than one of inferior quality and will also allow for higher rent to be demanded from potential tenants.

Companies who design and build these industrial units and offices need to not only design and build the commercial properties but also offer services such as detailed drawings for planning permission, structural calculations, reports for building regulators, layouts and footing design diagrams as well as free estimates. R3 North West perform all these tasks for their clients as well as designing and building top specification and high quality industrial units and offices. Their exciting and modern designs are all built to the highest standards and offer businesses solutions to problems with premises.
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Will Your Family Owned Business Survive You?

Small businesses are the backbone of the economy and most are family owned. Despite these large numbers, the sad fact is the vast majority of family owned businesses do not survive the first generation of owners.

Nobody really thinks they might die tomorrow. Obviously, you can. There is no guarantee you won’t have a massive heart attack, get hit by a drunk driver or who knows what. If one of these grim events happened, what would happen to your family owned business? Your family would know your wishes, right? Unfortunately, this is rarely the answer. Throw in tax issues and the business could fail.

The facts related to the continuation of family owned businesses from one generation to the next are both clear and scary. Family owned businesses make up the vast majority of all businesses in the country. Despite this fact, only 30 percent survive when the second generation of family ownership. Even worse, only 15 percent survive through the third generation. These facts are provided by the Small Business Administration.

As the business owner, you probably have some inkling of what you want to happen to the business when you are no longer around. Perhaps you want one or more of your children to run it. On the other hand, you might just want it sold and the revenues distributed among family members. The point is you can make a choice now. If you pass away, however, the courts and IRS will make the choice for you. Does that sound like a good idea? It should not.

With a family owned business, the family dynamic cannot be understated. If you have kids, the issue of who gets what and who runs the business is a major issue to be addressed. If you do not have your wishes in writing, they may be disregarded. Various family members may have an incorrect interpretation of what is supposed to happen with the business. If you have not indicated in writing the plan, they will end up in court arguing and a poor judge is going to have to try to figure it out. The final decision will probably not reflect your desire.

The IRS is also going to want their piece of the pie when the business ownership is transferred. Many mistakenly believe a family owned business is transferred tax-free. This is not the case. In fact, the tax liability can be over 50 percent of the total value of the business. Making sure there is a financial plan in place that will provide funds for the tax liability is critical. It is the rare business that can survive paying a tax bill equal to fifty percent of its value.

Planning for the transfer of a family owned business is something that should be undertaken immediately. It may seem like a future issue, but one should not take life for granted. If you don’t get your ducks in a row, your passing could lead to a disaster for your family on both an emotional and financial front.

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Industrial Units

R3 North West Ltd have vast experience in the construction of all types and sizes of commercial buildings. Yet, whether it', a industrial units of 1000 sqft to 100, 000 sqft or a refurbishment, every project is built with the same care and meticulous attention to detail that sets a R3 North West apart.

They offer design and planning solutions for High quality and top spec industrial units providing clients with the detailed drawings for planning permission, structural calculations, reports for building regulations, layouts and footing design diagrams and free Estimates.

Their success has been achieved through sheer build quality of our industrial units and dedication to task. Not surprisingly, they have an enviable reputation and much of their work stems from retained clients and recommendation.

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The Process For Becoming An Entrepreneur

Many people want to start a new business but know little about what they are in for. This article can be a great resource for such people.

When it comes to careers and business, my radio show partner and author of the best selling career advice book "48 Days To The Work You Love," Dan Miller, is a walking, talking encyclopedia of precise industry statistics. While I’ve always been comfortable using such statistically noncommittal terms as "many, most, and some," Dan prefers to remember and espouse accurate numbers.

I’ve told him time and again that most people don’t mind fuzzy statistics. He keeps telling me that 58.9 percent prefer to have accurate numbers. Who can argue with math like that?

For example, Dan tells me that the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts that within the next 10 to 15 years 50% of the American workforce will be working in non-traditional careers. Instead of being a nation of nine-to-fivers we will be moving toward a union of consultants, freelancers, contractors, temporary workers, and telecommuters; and don’t forget part-time and fulltime entrepreneurs.

Other surveys over the years have shown that a good portion (sorry Dan) of Americans dream of starting their own business. And who would expect them to wish otherwise. Business ownership is, after all, the American Dream, the pathway to success, the road to financial freedom: for some people (and no, I don’t know the exact number, Dan).

What the surveys don’t say is that the majority of those people who yearn to be entrepreneurs aren’t qualified to start a business and even if they did make it past the initial startup phase they’d be out of business within a year.

So if you’re among those who are contemplating a move into business now or in the future how can you be sure if it’s the right move for you? Before you chuck an absolutely good career working for someone else to chase your own business dreams, you need to figure out if the life of an entrepreneur and the running of a business are really for you.

I’m often asked if there is a process that one should follow to go from worker bee to entrepreneur wannabe (a process rather than just "diving in head first" as it were). There is a process and it begins with a huge dose of self-assessment.

You should take stock of where you are in life; what your responsibilities and commitments are; who you are as a person; what your passions, talents, goals, and skills are; and most importantly, what makes you happy.

Forget all that hogwash about starting a business to be your own boss and to be financially independent. The only legitimate, long term reason to start a business is because that’s what makes you happy. If the comfort of a 9-to-5 paycheck makes you happy, keep your job. It’s as simple as that.

So let’s look at the process beginning with the first question you should ask yourself: Are you really cut out to be an entrepreneur? Not everyone is physically, emotionally or mentally equipped be an entrepreneur and even if you think you are at this moment, you could be wrong in the long run. We’ve discussed entrepreneurial traits and skills several times before so I won’t go into great detail here. If you’d like to take a simple quiz to gauge your entrepreneurial aptitude visit my website at http://www.timknox.com.

Step two in the process is to decide what kind of business best suits you. Don’t pick a business just because you think it’s easy to get into or is the most lucrative or has the best chance for success or offers the greatest rewards. You should choose a business because it fits your personality and goals. Remember that happiness thing I mentioned earlier? You could have a thriving cash cow business, but if it’s a business that you hate running with customers that you hate dealing staffed by employees you can’t seem to manage, the money is not worth the heartburn.

Step three is figuring out how to fund the business you’ve chosen. This is the brick wall that repels most new entrepreneurs. Many business ideas have died while waiting on funding. You can go the traditional routes of raising money: use your savings, tap into friends and family, mortgage your house, cash in your 401K, seek angel investors and venture capitalists. All have their advantages and disadvantages. I’m a huge fan of bootstrapping, i.e. starting with as little out of pocket money as possible and using creative strategies like partnering, extended credit terms, bartering, and vendor financing to fund and grow the business.

Step four is to write a detailed business plan. Again, this is a subject I’ve covered in-depth several times over the years, so I won’t go into great detail. There are lots of books and software packages that can help you create a business plan. You can also contact organizations like SCORE and the Women’s Business Center for assistance.

Next time we’ll continue this discussion and look at the remaining steps in the process like finding a location, lining up relationships with vendors and distributors, creating a marketing plan, hiring employees, and a few other things that will help you get started.

I’m sure most of you (probably 72.5%) just can’t wait for that.
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What are the cost benefits of outsourcing? Part Two

I thought I would do a follow-up to my cost benefits of outsourcing article post because the previous one was a little vague. In this article, I hope to break a few benefits down into their own section as well as explaining why they are beneficial. So without further ado here it goes:

No Additional Office Equipment: If you have to buy a new computer you are looking at approximately $1000 (that’s conservative). Then along with that computer, you have the printer, which you can get a cheap one for approximately $40, but that is just a basic printer no other amenities. If you want a printer, copier, and scanner all in one then you are looking toward at least another $100. Don’t forget the technical support in case something happens to the computer. Then you have to consider where you will put the computer and printer so you need to buy an office desk, there’s another $300. Then where are they going to sit? Buying an office chair, another $100. That’s just the tip of the iceberg, not to mention additional paper, ink cartridges, pens, software etc. That all adds up.

Legally required fees such as Worker’s Comp, Unemployment, and FICA: We’ll say you pay your employee $10/hr. So for Worker’s Comp you are looking at approximately $127/yr, Unemployment Tax (Federal), approximately $56, FICA, approximately $1591/yr. Not to mention, hiring a CPA to take care of all these things for you.

No imposing of your workspace: Well what can I say about this. How much is your ability to be as clean or as messy as you would like worth? $100, $500, or more. My guess is it’s priceless.

Of course, there are a lot of other expenses that go into hiring somebody in-house such as slack time (coffee break, restroom break, chit chat time etc) you have to continue to pay even during these times. Also, vacation time, sick time, training time etc. The list goes on and on.

So there you have it, a few of the cost benefits of outsourcing your administrative work. Once you break it down you realize just how much an in-house employee is costing you. So why not save yourself a lot of headaches by outsourcing your administrative tasks?

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What are the cost benefits of outsourcing? Part One

Many small businesses owners are realizing that a business isn’t that easy to run by themselves. The main problem is a small business owner has to wear a thousand different hats, whether it be marketing, website design, administrative or customer service. We all know that you can outsource your marketing and website design but not too many people know that you can outsource your administrative work as well.

Many people think that outsourcing their administrative work is too expensive but in reality, it’s not. I am going to throw a couple of figures out there for you to consider:

Your hourly rate: $100.00
Administrative work: 2hrs/day
Total loss of money: $1000.00 per week

Your hourly rate: $100.00
Administrative work outsourced: 2 hr/day @ $50 per hour
Total Money Gain: $500.00

So now you are wondering how did I come up with that figure. Well, businesses owners spend an average of 2hrs/day working on their administrative work. That 2 hours per day are non-billable hours.

Those two hours could be spent doing marketing, contacting clients, filling orders for clients, or just to relax as well. Sure relaxing would cost you some money as well but you have to have some relaxation time in order to keep that brain focused on the more important things in your business. If you get burned out, that isn’t good for business either. If you handed some of that work off to somebody else, you could be putting an additional $500 or more in your pocket.


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For everything to do with finance there is Finance Alley.

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Start A Business

Tip! A word to the wise: You DO NOT need to have the latest, Pentium 8, running at 6 gigs, in order to start a business. In fact, many people who go this route spend so much on their computer equipment that their businesses grow slowly for lack of capitol.

There are many that plan to start a business that do not realize the many costs and heartaches that are wrapped into the business’s foundation. Yet, you can avoid many of the pitfalls of a business by simply taking preventative measures ahead of time. There is nothing like owning your own business, working for yourself, and making your own money. But, it does offer many challenges that you will need to overcome time and time again, no matter what your business actually is.

Tip! How to Start a Business on the Internet to Make Money will provide you with some idea on what lies ahead.

It is important for you to realize that a business is structured in such a way that you have to find the ways to make it run. There are no defined rules that will help your business run. But, here are some things that you can do that will prepare you for what lies ahead.

? Make sure that your business provides for the customer. In some manner, you need to meet his needs, his desires or a combination of both. You need to have something that someone out there wants.

? You also need to insure that your product or service has a way of sticking out. To start business rolling, you’ll want your product or service to seem new and exciting or better somehow than the others.

Tip! Another way you can start a business is to purchase an existing business. You can purchase an existing business and start in the industry with a reputation and customer base already established.

? You also need to watch your money. Whether you are using funding through a financial institution or if you are using your own money, use it wisely. Too much at the start of business will leave you in trouble quickly.
? Make sure you can handle an emergency. Something is bound to go wrong, but if you plan out ways to handle this in the business as well as financially, you can get through them much faster.

? To start business right, remember to keep your employees and customers happy and satisfied in you and the business you have to offer.
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Food and Drink Blog

Would you like to know what to make your own coffee from home? Or maybe some new tasty reciepes for chicken breasts?

There is a new blog on the block with lots of interesting facts on food and drink.

Visit Food and Drink blog spot and see for yourself.

It's in the BLOG

If you're looking to grow your business, then a BLOG is a great tool to add to your tool chest. In this article we will discuss BLOG basics and how you can use them in your business.

1. What's a BLOG?

What's a BLOG you ask? Well, let me tell you. According to Wikipedia.com:

A blog (short for web log) is a user-generated website where entries are made in journal style and displayed in a reverse chronological order [newest entries are at the top].

So, its really just an online journal or diary that is written by anyone who wants to tell the world what's on their mind. (Side note: When I say "the world" I really mean it, so be careful what you write.)

Ok, so how can this help you grow your business? Great question. To understand the answer you have to know just a bit about how search engines work.

2. BLOGs and Search Engines

Search engines like Google, Yahoo, MSN and all the others use what they call "spiders." Spiders are software programs that "crawl" the internet looking for new content, and rank it based on its contents and its relevance to a certain topic. This is all done by some very complex math, but the important thing you need to know is that if you write often and/or discuss topics that are getting searched online a lot (i.e. topics in the news), the search engines will consider your site "relevant" and if you include "key words" (popular search terms) in your content, that you know your potential customers are searching for, there is a much better chance that they will actually be able to find you.

So to recap, my 3 Principles of BLOGging for Search Engines are:

1) Write Often
2) Write Relevant
3) Write Using Key Words

3. What makes a good BLOG?

This is a rhetorical question. The only thing that really matters is the opinion of the audience you are trying to reach. So here are a few tips that will help you stay on track.

1. Know who you are writing for a. If your audience is 13 year olds, writing about retiring next year probably isn't going to get you a lot of return visitors

2. Keep it short and to the point a. 100-300 words is all most people will have the time to read, so keep your articles short and to the point. Over time this will build a great deal of credibility with your readers.

3. Write actionable content a. "How To's" and "Top 10" lists are great. It gives your readers action steps they can take to use your content in their everyday lives. Think about ways to use these to point out how you are different from your competitors.

4. Don't be afraid to tell some of your secrets. a. People love to hear about how to make something happen, then they love to pay someone else to do it. Let's be honest, even though you just told me how I can edit my html code on my website to make it stick out like neon lights in a search engine, that doesn't mean I want to do it myself. Just give me a way to contact you to hire you. After all, you just showed me that you are the expert.

5. Allow Comments a. Consider allowing people to post comments about your BLOG. In fact, you should be the first one to post a comment after each blog, pose a question or comment to simply getting a discussion started. If visitors are interacting and writing comments about your BLOG, they are actually adding relevant content that the search engines are going to like.

Well, there you have it, BLOG basics.


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Kissograms and Strippergrams

Limelite specialise in Stag and Hen Shows. These feature either two male strippers and a drag queen or two female strippers and a comedian. You can if you wish add additional strippers or a Disco. They represent some of the best Drag Queens and Comedians in the country, so you can be sure your Stag Show or Hen Show will be a night to remember.

A selection of what they can offer are below:

Kissograms
Stripagrams
Male Strippers
Female Strippers
Stag Shows
Hen Shows
Ladies Nights
Gay Shows
Naked Butler
Naked Chef
Singagrams
Gayagrams
Naked Waiter
Naked Bar Persons
Photographic Models
Still Photography
Promotions
Corporate Functions
Drag Queens
Comedians 

For more information visit www.limeliteagency.co.uk.

Business Entrepreneur

Business entrepreneurship- Are you ready for it?

Business entrepreneurship fascinates a lot of people. Different people have different reasons for starting as a business entrepreneur. Some people take up business entrepreneurship just because they are fed up or bored with their daily routine job and want to try out something different. Others become a business entrepreneur because they think that their current job doesn't get them enough money. And a lot of people get into business entrepreneurship because they want to be their own boss.


Business entrepreneurship is a different ball game

However, business entrepreneurship or working for oneself is an altogether different ball game as compared to working for someone else. Though you don't have a boss to report to, you have much more responsibilities when you are running your own business. A business entrepreneur has to take care of each and every aspect of his/her business whereas an employee has to just execute his list of tasks/ responsibilities for which he/she gets a salary. The success of your business is dependent on your actions. As a business entrepreneur, your earnings are determined by how well you run your business. You will need to get customers for your business and you will need to ensure that you deliver high quality goods and services so as to establish yourself in the marketplace. If you employ people, then you will need to manage/ guide them and you will need to take care of things like payroll, administration, office, facilities, appraisals etc. Business accounting, financial planning, business planning, strategizing, marketing, sales and just about everything will fall in your realm as a business entrepreneur.


Getting started as a business entrepreneur

Business entrepreneurship involves putting in a lot of hard work, especially during the initial stages. During this initial phase, you would not find any time for yourself. Controlling costs and getting business would be your top priority. These are testing times for a business entrepreneur and every business entrepreneur has to go through them. Only the serious and resolute business entrepreneurs are able to pass this test. Those people, who started on the misconception that business entrepreneurship is easier than working as an employee for someone, get to realize the facts at this stage (and some of them do return to their previous jobs). However, the business entrepreneurs who have the real business entrepreneurship spirit in them will progress further (and will succeed, even if the success comes after a few failures).



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Starting a Business

Many people today are looking to own and run their own business. To do that they mainly have three main choices.

1. Buy a franchise
2. Start from scratch to develop there own type of business.
3. Buy an existing business.

When talking about capital to start or buy a conventional business we are not talking peanuts here; all these types of businesses will most likely require a substantial sum, perhaps in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.

They will usually require staff so suitable computer expertise for accounts and wagers and also people skills in the workplace are required. There are always some problems with staff which can cause difficulties.

In a conventional business you will require premises. If you have bought an existing business then probably rates and maintenance are your two main expenses with the existing building bought with the business. If you need to rent a premise then you may require a refit for your purposes which may cost tens of thousands of dollars. This would depend on the type of business which may require certain expensive machine or electronic devices which could be various and very expensive. Then you would need computers and office furniture in varying quantities. All quite expensive items. However you look at it there are considerable costs involved when starting a business some of which will be ongoing. i.e. interest on the loan, staff wages and rent etc.

If it comes to the worst and it all goes belly up look at what you might lose? The equity which was used to finance the loan - most likely the property you live in because you couldn't pay off the bank overdraft. The fixtures and fittings which you purchased which now would be of use to you and any equipment you purchased which may have to be sold invariably at a loss.

So you sold everything to try and pay off your debt but that wasn't enough so you have to leave the home you loved and look for rented accommodation. Then many years later you might crawl back to where you were before the time of the crash. The statistics for new conventional type business success are not good.

In a conventional business if you need advice you usually have to pay for it although with a franchise some is available free. With a franchise I understand it does not usually include business mentoring. So if it's new to you, you may have to pay for that help. In MLM home based business with a good company the marketing help comes as part of the deal.

Why you may ask?

Well because the MLM I am recommending is structured so that the person who does the recruiting also helps the people they recruit. In making them successful they all financially benefit. This team building is the essence of success in MLM marketing and people who have done this for a few years reap large rewards without having taken a huge gamble to raise equity.

So if we look an MLM business which costs less than $2000 initially and potentially enables you to earn hundreds of thousands of dollars a few years down the track why wouldn't that be much more attractive to you than risking your house?

There is the company which excels in all respects and is ideal for MLM people:

? It is debt free
? Publicly listed on the NASDAQ
? Achieved 1.5 billion turnover in the first five years
? Is a global business operating in ten countries and six more 2007.
? Ranked number 5 in the 200 Best Small companies by FORBES in the US.

If we summarise the benefits then we are talking about a business which:

1. Does not require a large amount of capital
2. Does not require you to hold stock.
3. Does not require staff.
4. Does not require you to rent or buy expensive premises because you can work from home perhaps from one room set aside as your office.
5. Enables you to make an income relative to your efforts which could be in the six figure bracket after a few years.
6. Does not confine you to office hours - you can work at a time convenient to you and your family.
7. Will still function once established without loss of income if you decide to take a long holiday.

Why then would anyone wanting to start a business not want to take the least expensive option?

The MLM choice comes without all the financial risk and headaches.

You can have the same earning potential as the conventional business with total support as part of the deal.

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2. Does not require you to hold stock.
3. Does not require staff.
4. Does not require you to rent or buy expensive premises because you can work from home perhaps from one room set aside as your office.
5. Enables you to make an income relative to your efforts which could be in the six figure bracket after a few years.
6. Does not confine you to office hours - you can work at a time convenient to you and your family.
7. Will still function once established without loss of income if you decide to take a long holiday.

Why then would anyone wanting to start a business not want to take the least expensive option?

The MLM choice comes without all the financial risk and headaches.

You can have the same earning potential as the conventional business with total support as part of the deal.

For more information, contact Vernon Johnson
11/134 Hill Road, Runcorn, Brisbane 4113 Australia, biohealth@aapt.net.au



About The Author Vernon Anthony Johnson

Former electronic engineer, professional actor. Interested in making movies and making money from home business.

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