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Hi, I have a home-based, 100% virtual consulting business and don't want my home address included in the footer of my marketing emails, but know a physical business address is required by CAN-SPAM to be included. Has anyone else been faced with this and come up with a solution? Thanks!
You would need to have the address your business is registered to appear here however, some accountants offer a service where you can register your business to their office address for a fee. A bit extreme but might be useful for other parts of your business too.
Hope this helps!
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Every semester, between 500 and 700 students participate in VBP. These students collectively represent over 50 countries around the world and study at 17 universities in 10 different countries.
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After six weeks of hard work and learning, I successfully completed my VBP Project organized by the USC Marshall School of Business with students in teams from various countries of the world. I would like to thank Birla Institute of Management Technology (BIMTECH) and Dr. Shrivastava for giving me this great opportunity to realize the importance of virtual platform, gaining skills and working on the virtual platform.
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I am grateful for the chance I had to participate in this six-week global virtual team project that was organized by the Department of Business Communication at the University of Southern California and partner institutions. I was in a team of 6 and my teammates were from Spain, India, New York, Utah, and California. Having to work on a project with a team that was living in different time zones was both challenging and a rewarding experience. The network this has given us will help us in our future careers and business ventures.
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Hey guys, I'm a newbie to dropshipping from Aliexpress. Do you need a virtual business address so that the tracking doesn't show your own address? I don't want the customer to know where I live. And if that's so, how does the tracking work, like do I have to update the shipping? Can customer track directly from Aliexpress? If no, do I have to do anything after the item got shipped? And do I have to set a Paypal business account, is it even necessary? Thanks for answering these mind racking questions
Do you need a virtual business address so that the tracking doesn't show your own address? I don't want the customer to know where I live. And if that's so, how does the tracking work, like do I have to update the shipping?
You do not need a virtual business address, there is no such data shared with customers thoughout the ordering process. However, you can set one up to process returns if you want to process them or you can contact your suplier whom you dropship with to process it for you.
Typically, the tracking is setup by you. You can enter the tracking details into the order on Shopify and it will be provided to the customer. From there they can use a specific tracking website to track their items. They would never be directed to Aliexpress. From all purposes they are buying from you.
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What was most surprising to me was attendees reported an even more intimate experience than the in-person event, because they felt as if speakers including me and Tony were in their living room sharing ideas personally.
At Business Mastery, because I was able to speak directly to the cameras for most of my talk, people felt I was having a conversation with them. That was a very different experience compared to being part of an audience of several thousand, which is the case when I am speaking at the in-person version of the event.
Having an office or storefront inherently gives your business that extra visual marketing advantage. Not having a sign to hang out front means you need to make a little more effort on digital marketing. Fortunately, there are many ways to get your business the attention it needs such as email marketing, social media, content marketing, direct mail, webinars and more. Unfortunately, the cyberspace audience is bombarded on a daily basis with marketing messages, so you will have to work a little harder to make your business stand out.
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