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How To Get A Surety Bond In Michigan & What To Expect

A surety bond is a contract that promises you will follow through with your obligations and follow the rules of your industry. Depending on what type of bond you need, your obligations and duties will be different.

If you need a surety bond in Michigan, you might be confused where to start. This is a step-by-step guide on what to expect when you get a Michigan surety bond.

Short on time? Read our Surety Bond FAQ.

How To Get A Surety Bond In Tennessee

Tennessee is a growing state: many different industries require surety bonds to support the growth of an economy based on agriculture, textiles, and electricity generation.

A surety bond is a contract that guarantees you will fulfill your obligations and follow the rules of your industry. Depending on what type of surety bond you need, your obligations and duties will be different.

Short on time? Read our Surety Bond FAQ.

How To Get A Surety Bond In Alabama

A surety bond is a contract that promises you will fulfill your obligations. Depending on what type of bond you need, your bond will promise different things. In Alabama, surety bonds are regulated by state insurance commissioners.

There are many industries in Alabama that might need an Alabama surety bond, from veterinary practices to mortgage brokers and notaries.

Short on time? Read our Surety Bond FAQ.

How To Get An Indiana Car Dealer License

The Indiana Secretary of State licenses all Indiana car dealers. You are legally allowed to sell up to 12 vehicles in a year, as long as those vehicles are registered in your name and used primarily for personal, family, or household use.

If you wish to flip vehicles for a profit, you will need to get a license.

Not sure if you need a license? Check out this post on selling cars without a license.

How To Get A Surety Bond In Georgia

Georgia is a state where business is booming, especially in the busy city of Atlanta. Companies working in Georgia may require a Georgia surety bond to do business.

A surety bond is a contract between your business, a bond company, and another party. In short, a surety bond is insurance for others, paid by you.

A Georgia surety bond shows your customers that your business has a solid financial history and a reputation for following through. It also acts as assurance to your customers to cover their project should your company fail.

Short on time? Read our Surety Bond FAQ

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Getting Your New York Process Server License

A process server is an individual that delivers court documents (often summons) to another person (often a defendant). This allows a court to ensure a party is informed of legal action.

A business must have a Process Serving Agency License if they serve five (5) or more processes in a year. An individual must have a Process Server Individual License if they serve five (5) or more processes in a year.

You do not need a Process Server License if you are employed by a government agency that requires you serve processes as part of your job duties or if you are a licensed attorney.

Historical Optimziation – Featured on Hubspot Blog

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We are so honored to be published by the one and only Hubspot. Hubspot Academy featured us on their customer story blog.

Why? Because we’ve been a customer since February 2014 and we’ve seen massive growth, massive online visibility, and massive increase to our bottom line.

We’ve increased our online traffic by nearly 5,635%.

Our featured post is “How To Overcome a Traffic Plateau With Historical Optimization”

Janitorial Bonds – What You Need To Know & How To Get One

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You have a cleaning or janitorial business and someone tells you that you need a Janitorial Bond. What does that mean exactly, and why do you need this for your business?

How To Get An Alabama Car Dealer License

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Insurance Marketing: 8 Ways To Respond To A Negative Online Review

Online reviews do matter. Before giving 8 ways to respond to a negative online review, here are a few do’s and dont’s to follow:

Do: Evaluate Your Reviews

Make sure to regularly evaluate your online reviews so you can recognize patterns. Are you getting a lot of great reviews about your email response speed? Awesome. Make sure you lean on that strength; make your email address accessible for future clients. Get a negative online review? It could just be an outlier. Get many negative online reviews that all comment on how you never return calls? Maybe it’s time to investigate and figure out how to manage your voicemail.

Do: Think Before You Reply

Before responding to any review—good or bad—make sure to pause. Consider how replying to a single review will look to others. Will you continue to respond to all reviews, or just the bad ones? Make sure you remain consistent across all media platforms so that your customers don’t think their review didn’t get seen. If it is a bad review, make sure to have a level head before replying.