Last month in New York at the While Label World Expo, some of our Customer Champion team was able to meet some of you face-to-face, and we had such a great time! It was so nice seeing some of you in person, we hope you enjoy the IL swag. 😎 One of the most common […]

If you’re currently an InventoryLab user, in the middle of our risk-free 30-day trial, or just thinking about subscribing, there may be times when you need a little support. InventoryLab offers support in several ways to help our users. We not only have a fantastic team of Customer Champions to assist people, we also have […]

Congratulations! You have figured out how to sell on Amazon and are now making a little profit. What’s next? How can you scale and grow your profits so you can be confident in this income stream so you can leave your day job or eventually sell your business? Maybe you’re not sure what to do first? Let’s […]

Whether you’re new to InventoryLab or have been a customer for years, one topic we get a lot of questions about is IL Print. IL Print is our tool for setting up your DYMO, Zebra, Brother, or Rollo thermal printers. With IL Print, not only will your printing capability be more reliable, you won’t have […]

Are you building your business to support the life you want to live? Or are you so busy getting everything done that life is passing you by? While I mostly write about cash flow, I’ve come to realize that the real currency in our lives is time. This is true for life and for business. […]

Normally the US tax deadline would be nearly upon us. However, the IRS issued some rare good news this year: the 2020 tax deadline has been extended to 5/17/21!** So if you haven’t already filed your small business taxes for 2020 there’s still time. We’re providing you some more last minute reminders and tips to […]

We’re finally well into the swing of the new year (good riddance 2020)! New year means new habits that will help you keep your business on track for the next ten months. Calling Out an SOS There are three basic habits that we’ll cover that can help save your business when put into practice the […]

You’ve heard me talk before about Parkinson’s Law. It was developed in the 1950’s by Cyril Northcote Parkinson, and can be simply stated that the amount of work required adjusts (usually increases) to the time available for its completion. This is applied to our resource of time. However, the law can be applied to all […]