Emily Heaslip

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About Emily

Emily is a versatile freelance copywriter who writes for brands and agencies in tech, finance, and fashion. She is currently based in Cape Town and spends her free time running around Table Mountain.

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10 Apps for Managing Remote Teams

Manage remote workers with these scheduling, collaboration, and time-tracking tools.

GROW » MARKETING

Easy-to-Use Video Editing Software for Small Businesses

These intuitive video editing tools can help you take your video content to the next level.

START » STARTUP

How to Get a Contractor License

General contractor licensing requirements vary by state, but many states' standards include showing industry experience, financial stability and specialized training.

GROW » SALES

What Is the Difference Between Sales and Marketing Teams?

Sales and marketing serve different purposes, and knowing how they differ can help you determine whether your business needs one, the other or both.

GROW » SALES

Inexpensive Sales Strategies for Startups

These sales strategies focus on building long-term customer value for your startup from day one.

GROW » MARKETING

Inexpensive Marketing Strategies for Startups

Keep marketing costs down by getting targeting your efforts, re-using your content and taking advantage of technology to automate and promote your business.

RUN » TECHNOLOGY

Best Management Strategies for Hybrid Teams

These tools for collaboration, communication and time-tracking help employees embrace the flexibility of a hybrid work environment, whether they are working remotely or in person.

START » STARTUP

Starting a Nonprofit: Guide for Founders

When you’re starting a new nonprofit organization, there are many aspects you should consider, including your mission, proposed budget and how you plan to fundraise.

RUN » FINANCE

5 Costs Every Startup Should Plan For

Technology, permits and utilities are a few of the standard expenses for which virtually every new business needs to account.

RUN » FINANCE

How to Start a Business on a Budget

Prioritizing low overhead can make starting a business much more affordable than you might expect.