Category: Business Insurance
Top 10 Tricks To Protect Yourself From Cyber Crime
Posted: October 27, 2014
October is normally associated with Halloween and ghosts and goblins, but for the last 10 years it’s been National Cyber Security Awareness month. As evidenced by the rising number of successful attacks against high-profile targets, cyber crime is on the rise. With that in mind, here are OpenDNS’ top 10 cyber security tips and tricks to protect yourself. Realize that you are an attractive target...
How to Develop a Social Media Policy for Your Business
Posted: October 2, 2014
Like it or not, social media is part of today's culture, evidenced by the billions of people who are signed up for websites like Twitter and Facebook, not to mention the frequency with which your workers scroll through their news feed during lunch hour. But it's on these public forums that individuals can post comments are content that's inappropriate, which can ultimately compromise the integrity...
Insurance for the Small and Medium-sized Business Owner
Posted: September 5, 2014
A Business Owner Policy, or BOP, may be what you need as a small or medium-sized business owner. A BOP covers your business for property and liability and helps keep your assets safe. Contact RC4 Insurance Agency, LLC today for additional information and starting your BOP coverage today. Video produced by Russell Productions in NYC in association with the Insurance Information Institute...
Business Owners Point to Email as Most Effective Means of Communication
Posted: August 21, 2014
Based on how things have gone thus far, the vast majority of business owners in the country are confident they'll be able to look back on 2014 as a successful year, according to newly released polling data. Some of their achievements may be attributable to increasing customer engagement with customers. More than two-thirds of business owners indicated that they anticipate finishing 2014 on a positive...
Restaurant Sales Up But Pace Slows in 2013
Posted: June 11, 2014
Though going out to eat continues to be a common way Americans enjoy themselves either for a weekend meal or when on a lunch break, the pace at which consumers dined in restaurant establishments decreased somewhat last year, according to a new report. The 500 largest U.S. restaurant chains experienced a sales increase of approximately 3.5%, based on newly released data from research and consulting...
