Focus and Keep It Simple in the Factoring Business
May 14, 2012 by Don DAmbrosio · Leave a Comment
As much as I hate to admit it, I was never a fan of multi-tasking. Not in the factoring business or any industry.
Unfortunately in today’s texting, video conferencing, blogging and emailing business world you sometimes have no choice.
Do you too find it annoying when Read more
The Factoring Business Notice of Assignment – Never Fund Without It
April 16, 2012 by Don DAmbrosio · 2 Comments
Real life scenario explains why factoring companies require a Notice of Assignment to fund business invoices in this article from Oxygen Funding.
A few years ago we had a factoring business prospect referred to us from a broker that was affiliated with our company. The prospect was engaged in the business of logistics, working with several well known automotive companies. His business was growing and he needed cash flow to hire additional employees and take on more jobs. Read more
Should You Be Marketing For Factoring Business Online?
April 2, 2012 by Factoring Investor · 1 Comment
Wondering if there is an opportunity to find factoring business online?
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onsider the average number of times per month someone searches these terms online:
• Receivable Financing – 12,100
• Invoice Factoring – 14,800
• What is a Factoring Company? – 18,100
• Factor Company – 27,100 Read more
Factoring For the Tortoise and the Hare
March 12, 2012 by Don DAmbrosio · 1 Comment
How often have you heard the catch phrases, “Same day funding”, or “Invoices funded in 24 hours or less”?
Whether you work in the factoring industry as a direct funder or consultant, we all know that quality customer service is a cornerstone for any company’s long term success. Lately however, it seems that customer service is measured more on speed than any other factor. Read more
How to Qualify a Factoring Prospect by Asking Three Simple Questions
March 5, 2012 by Nikki Flores · 2 Comments
It’s a factoring broker’s job to deliver companies with cash flow issues to the appropriate funding source. Although this task sounds easy enough, in reality, it’s not always so simple. Picture this scenario:
You have a client in need of cash flow who has been in business for a year, has three large customers and Read more
Getting In the Factoring Business – Part Two
February 20, 2012 by Don DAmbrosio · 1 Comment
Three important questions you will want answered before starting a factoring business as a broker, consultant, or funding company.
Over the last year I’ve had the privilege and pleasure of writing several articles for Factoring Investor on the topic of how you can get involved in the factoring business. Read more
Factoring Industry Conference, News, and Updates
February 6, 2012 by Factoring Investor · Leave a Comment
Here’s your Factoring Industry Updates including the latest news and 2012 factoring conference schedules. Read more
Factor in Some Good News for the Factoring Industry
January 16, 2012 by Don DAmbrosio · Leave a Comment
The New Year has arrived and with it comes the hopes and expectations for results to exceed those in previous years. Let’s face it, we all want to increase sales and profitability whether it’s in January or the middle of the summer.
With traditional financial institutions continuing their stranglehold on lending to businesses, the factoring industry has experienced a renewed interest from companies seeking Read more
How Factoring Benefits Private Duty Care Agencies
January 9, 2012 by Nikki Flores · Leave a Comment
Now more than ever, private duty care agencies and home healthcare companies need cash flow to sustain their operating expenses, such as Read more
Factoring Business: Should You Use Google+1 or Facebook?
December 12, 2011 by Fred Rewey · 3 Comments
You may have a strong factoring business built on solid networking.
Sooner or later, your efforts are going to turn to the Internet to find ways to leverage new clients.
In the beginning you will be faced with two big options…FACEBOOK® or GOOGLE+1™. Read more



