Category: Finance
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Client Management Software for Consultants
Categories: Consulting tech stack, Cost benefits, Finance, Freelance, Invoicing, Project Management, Time TrackingContinue Reading: Client Management Software for ConsultantsStop Searching for Client Information and Start Delivering Value: Why Client Management Software for Consultants Helps You Be More Productive Client management software is different than customer relationship management (CRM) software. CRM is designed for the sales process, storing information about prospects and the communication with potential clients. Once you have a client, then client…
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Consultant Time Tracking Software: Capture Every Billable Hour Without Reconstructing Your Day
Categories: Consulting tech stack, Cost benefits, Finance, Project Management, Time Tracking, UtilizationContinue Reading: Consultant Time Tracking Software: Capture Every Billable Hour Without Reconstructing Your DayTrack Time Without Interrupting Your Work Capture every billable hour without reconstructing the day (or week or month) while staying focused on client work. Manual time tracking interrupts your work flow, diverting your attention. TimeCatchApp’s one-click approach keeps you working in deep thought, and your work tracked without later needing to reconstruct your day. Consultants…
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Consultant Invoicing Software: Why “Free” Can Cost Consultants $1,000+ Per Month
Continue Reading: Consultant Invoicing Software: Why “Free” Can Cost Consultants $1,000+ Per MonthWritten by Russell Reeve, PhD. LinkedIn profile: linkedin.com/in/russell-reeve Many consultants use “free” invoicing software. It may come from a bank, an accounting package, a spreadsheet template, or even a Word document. The software itself costs nothing. The process costs far more. In our experience, consultants often spend 5 to 10 hours per month gathering time…
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Save time and earn more with this one investing trick
Continue Reading: Save time and earn more with this one investing trickRecently, we have seen many videos and blog posts on when to sell to improve your investing results. These all rely on the S&P 500 as the investment of choice for the algorithms. But they are telling you when to sell. But what do you do then? Sit on the cash? No! You have to…