Income Tax for 2018 in the Philippines has been an interesting space lately because of the TRAIN Law (aka R.A. 10963). For self-employed individuals, it has been of particular interest because they now have an option to avail of a simpler 8% Income Tax Rate Option. The BIR released Revenue… Read MoreHow to Avail of the 8% Income Tax Rate on Gross Sales/Receipts
I’m going to discuss one of the small business tips some entrepreneurs are not taking advantage of nowadays. Over 3.5 billion searches happen per day, according to InternetLiveStats.com. Is your website near the top of the search results when someone searches for the services or products you offer? According to… Read MoreSmall Business Tips: Using SEO To Spark Your Business in 2018
The Tax Reform for Acceleration and Inclusion, more popularly known as TRAIN, has amended the tax code to increase the VAT Threshold from P1.919 Million to P3.0 Million. If you are a registered VAT taxpayer earning less than P3.0 Million, you may now opt to be non-vat instead. This is… Read MoreTax Reform: How to Change from VAT to Non-VAT
The Income Tax Reform Law (Tax Reform for Acceleration and Inclusion of TRAIN) (RA No. 10963 + veto message) changes a lot of things for the DIY taxpayer. Aside from the forms themselves, the tax reform law also changes the frequency, the processes, and the formula & tax tables that… Read MoreTRAIN Law Primer or So what do I file now?
Taxumo turns Tax Filing from what was previously a painful scary chore into a pleasant & quick online experience! Aligned with that promise, we are releasing our new UI. Built from the ground up with intuitiveness and ease in mind, filing your taxes are even easier than ever before. What… Read MoreTaxumo Makes Tax Filing a Quick & Easy Online Experience
The Tax Reform for Acceleration and Inclusion (more popularly known as TRAIN, less popularly known as RA No. 10963) has been signed. This has opened up more options for Individuals, SME’s, Professionals, and Freelancers when it comes to paying taxes. TRAIN’s New Tax Option In particular, TRAIN gives us a… Read MoreTRAIN’s New 8% Tax – Does it really save you money?
Once you find winning campaigns which get you your objective at a low cost, it’s time to level up those campaigns by scaling them.
Scaling generally refers to making something bigger than it currently is. In this context, scaling your Facebook ads refer to improving your results through different strategies which are aimed at gaining more leads, customers, and sales.
Facebook Ads: How to Scale Your Campaigns
Ready to start scaling out some of your campaigns? Here are 4 ways to do so, starting with the most obvious one:
If you’ve been using Facebook ads to drive customers and sales for your business, then I don’t have to tell you how great the targeting of the platform is.
Most of the time, advertisers are able to directly pinpoint their Facebook ads to their intended audience.
However, there are times when businesses have very specific offers targeted to a specific audience which cannot be easily targeted.
If you’re in this boat and you’ve been struggling to reach your exact audience, this is the post for you.
As partof our mission to help youfocus more on your passion, we at Taxumo will be inviting various experts here on our blog to guide you on how to grow your business effectively.
Below, digital marketing specialist Julian Cañita explains how Facebook advertising can be a great platform to reach your potential market.
I know a lot of people who are really great at closing sales.
Give them inquiries and they can convert a lot of them into clients and customers.
But for some, business still tends to be slow. This is because having a good success rate of closing leads is not much if there are very few inquiries. And this tends to be what a lot of business owners neglect or put on the backseat. They just wait for inquiries to come in as opposed to actively looking to connect with potential prospects themselves.
One way to get your business out there is through advertising. But a lot of small businesses don’t venture into advertising because the misconception is that advertising costs a lot.