Credit Management Eliminates Slow-Pay Customers; Ventureneer Shows How
Steer clear of slow-or no-pay customers with tips from a collections expert in free Ventureneer webinar.
New York, NY, January 01, 2012 --(PR.com)-- Small businesses and solo-preneurs can’t afford slow- and no-pay customers. Proactive management of customer credit keeps the dead-beats away. In Ventureneer’s free webinar, Don’t Let Slow- or No-Pay Customers Ruin Your Business, participants will learn to manage customer credit to ensure on-time payments while maintaining good relationships with loyal customers.
“Running a small business is hard enough without chasing after bad debts. Avoid the problem in the first place. That’s what this webinar will show you,” said Geri Stengel, founder of Ventureneer.
The webinar will cover:
-why businesses need a credit management plan
-how to create a credit policy
-steps to manage credit successfully
-top methods for improving collections
Michelle Dunn, an award-winning author and self-syndicated columnist who has worked in the credit and debt collection industry for more than 25 years will present the online seminar. Her newest book is "The Guide to Getting Paid: Weed Out Bad Paying Customers, Collect on Past Due Balances, and Avoid Bad Debt.”
The webinar will be held Monday, January 23, 2012, 12-1pm ET. It will show small business owners and solo-prenuers how to take positive action to streamline and maximize credit management policies and steer clear of slow-paying customers.
To learn more about this free webinar or to register, visit http://ventureneer.com/webclass/don%E2%80%99t-let-slow-or-no-pay-customers-ruin-your-business
About Ventureneer
Ventureneer connects values-driven small business owners, social entrepreneurs, and nonprofit leaders with the knowledge they need to make the world a better place and to thrive as businesses. At Ventureneer, entrepreneurial and nonprofit training and advice are practical, accessible, and affordable. Ventureneer blends traditional, formal instruction with informal, peer learning. You can learn new skills, collaborate with peers, develop solutions to your real-world problems, get one-on-one help from experts, and access the information you need to make better decisions for your organizations.
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“Running a small business is hard enough without chasing after bad debts. Avoid the problem in the first place. That’s what this webinar will show you,” said Geri Stengel, founder of Ventureneer.
The webinar will cover:
-why businesses need a credit management plan
-how to create a credit policy
-steps to manage credit successfully
-top methods for improving collections
Michelle Dunn, an award-winning author and self-syndicated columnist who has worked in the credit and debt collection industry for more than 25 years will present the online seminar. Her newest book is "The Guide to Getting Paid: Weed Out Bad Paying Customers, Collect on Past Due Balances, and Avoid Bad Debt.”
The webinar will be held Monday, January 23, 2012, 12-1pm ET. It will show small business owners and solo-prenuers how to take positive action to streamline and maximize credit management policies and steer clear of slow-paying customers.
To learn more about this free webinar or to register, visit http://ventureneer.com/webclass/don%E2%80%99t-let-slow-or-no-pay-customers-ruin-your-business
About Ventureneer
Ventureneer connects values-driven small business owners, social entrepreneurs, and nonprofit leaders with the knowledge they need to make the world a better place and to thrive as businesses. At Ventureneer, entrepreneurial and nonprofit training and advice are practical, accessible, and affordable. Ventureneer blends traditional, formal instruction with informal, peer learning. You can learn new skills, collaborate with peers, develop solutions to your real-world problems, get one-on-one help from experts, and access the information you need to make better decisions for your organizations.
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