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Factoring Brokers Need to Concentrate On Value, Not Just Money

October 17, 2011 by · Leave a Comment 

The essence of offering factoring broker services is fairly simple. Help companies sell invoices to gain quick access to cash.

But if you are only concentrating on the “money” side of the business, then you are only focusing on half of the issue. Read more

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Factoring Broker Training – Don’t Make These 3 Mistakes!

March 2, 2011 by · 2 Comments 

factoring broker training sosWant to earn referral fees as a factoring broker working full or part-time?  Be sure to avoid these three common mistakes when seeking prospective clients in need of accounts receivable financing. Read more

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How to Factor Invoices on Small Margins

December 6, 2010 by · 1 Comment 

stretch-dollar-290You probably have heard the many benefits of factoring receivables but may have thought it’s only viable for those companies with large profit margins. Well, you might be surprised to know that many companies with small profit margins are benefiting from factoring also.

For example let us say that you are only making a 3% profit on your product and the factoring fee is also 3%. Read more

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How I Run My One Person Factoring Business

October 5, 2010 by · Comments Off 

howiruncov300Have you wondered what it takes to run a small factoring operation by yourself or with just a family member?

What do you need for day-to-day operations in terms of equipment, technology, documentation, and know-how?

Factoring receivables can be a lucrative business with high returns, but you need to know how to manage the business with minimal overhead. Overseeing employees adds significant additional costs and responsibilities.

This informative ebook is written in the first-person by Jeff Callender, a well-respected small ticket factor who has been in the business since the mid-90s.

Jeff shows simply and clearly how he has run his company year after year with no employees.

Discover how his use of current technology, outsourcing, and common sense can enable you to manage a full portfolio of clients without the expense and complications of a big payroll.

Learn his numerous tips and secrets as to how you can not only enjoy running a very small factoring operation from practically anywhere, but thrive as you do!

 

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About the Author: Jeff Callender began doing what this book teaches in 1994. He has written books and numerous articles, consulted, and been a public speaker to thousands of people about how to profitably factor small receivables. No one comes close to providing as much information on the subject as he has.

About the Ebook: This book is delivered in PDF format via instant download upon completion of your order.  If you prefer a hard copy please feel free to print for your own use from your printer.

Table of Contents

1. Introduction: An Overview of What I Do
2. Training: How I Learned to Do This
3. Marketing: How I Keep a Steady Stream of Clients
4. My Clients: How Many I Have, What They Do, and My Services to Them
5. Tools: Equipment and Resources I Use That Save Time, Money, and Stress
6. Daily Tasks: My Enjoyable Normal Schedule
7. Key Points: Keep These in Mind as You Begin and Continue Your Factoring Business
8. Advice: My Secrets to Success
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Why Use Spot Factoring?

February 19, 2010 by · Leave a Comment 

Spot factoring lets a business raise working capital by receiving an advance on just a single outstanding invoice. Here are 3 reasons it is effective to offer spot factoring to clients, as shared by Steve Ontiveros of Resource Business Partners, Inc. Read more

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Handling Customer Questions About Factoring Invoices

January 7, 2010 by · Leave a Comment 

Factoring QuestionsMany companies that start using factoring often have questions regarding their customers.

How will they be treated? What if they pay me directly? What do I tell them? Here are some common questions and helpful answers. Read more

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Factoring FAQs

December 2, 2009 by · Leave a Comment 

Factoring FAQOk, you are considering factoring and you are busy. You are not looking to read volumes of factoring manuals or sit through a weekend seminar. You just want the 60 second big picture overview.

Well, this article is for you! Read more

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What’s the Difference Between Factoring and Asset Based Lending?

July 24, 2009 by · 1 Comment 

apples-orangesCompanies in need of creative working capital solutions often consider both Asset Based Lending and Factoring.

This leaves many businesses to wonder, “What’s the difference? Is it really apples and oranges?”

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When Should a Business Use Factoring?

July 7, 2009 by · 2 Comments 

Opportunity-factoring-290Need to meet payroll?   Are suppliers demanding payment?   Has the bank reduced or pulled your credit line?   These are just a few of the challenges facing businesses in today’s economy.

In fact over one third of banks surveyed by the Federal Reserve in April 2009 have reported a decline in credit line and credit card limits for businesses. Read more

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Marketing Tools For Small Factors & Consultants – A Hands-On Guide to Methods That Work

May 28, 2009 by · 1 Comment 

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What are the most effective marketing methods to find new factoring clients?

This is a vital question confronting all factors and factoring consultants, especially those new to the business. Yet surprisingly little is written to answer such a key issue.

This book shows which tools work (and which haven’t worked) for seven professionals in the industry. You Will Discover:

  • The most effective methods which have the lowest cost – or no cost at all.
  • Methods too often used by newcomers which are quite expensive and generate very little (if any) business.
  • How to define your “choice client” then identify and zero in on that audience.
  • Specific advice about what to do (and what not to do) as you get started.
  • Unique methods not often considered when planning a marketing strategy.
  • An analysis of all the marketing tools presented including:
  • The business cards used by the author and each contributor.
  • Charts reviewing marketing resources recommended by the writers.
  • A chart summarizing all the marketing methods described in the book, including their relative effectiveness and cost.
  • Sensible yet easily overlooked practices of highly effective networking.
  • A sample public speaking presentation by one of the best in the business.
  • Essential yet simple guidelines for making your web site a knockout instead of a yawner.

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About the Author: Jeff Callender has been factoring small receivables since 1994. With his books, articles, web sites, classes and workshops, he has taught thousands how to profit with this lucrative investment. This book reveals the essentials you must understand in order to safely make these remarkable returns.

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