Small Business Series: Accept All Major Credit Cards

Welcome to Kyle Joseph Steffel‘s Small Business Series! This part of the Small Business Series will feature different ways small businesses can reach out to there consumers wallet on the go without the exchange of cash or check. Yes, I am talking about cashless transactions on the fly.

Recently, companies like Intuit, PayPal, and others have come out with credit card readers that can be attached to a small business owners phone to complete a credit card transaction on site, away from the small businesses home office.

For example, an antique dealer could sell an antique dresser at one of their numerous weekend shows and the customer could pay for the product right then and there. The customer is satisfied with the product and the antique dealer is comforted in knowing the money from the transaction will be deposited into their business account within the next 2 – 3 business days.

Get paid everywhere. Whether you are a photographer on the set of a shoot or if you are a consultant concluding your meeting – you can get paid today! No more waiting around for checks in the mail. No more charging an inflated retainer. Get paid for exactly what you work, as soon as you complete said work. It’s simple and easy.

Operating Costs. The costs of running a machine like these are minimal. Some companies charge as low as 2.7% per transaction for their services of providing business owners with an on the go credit card terminal.

Now, you can promote the trend. Tell all of your small business friends about the idea of turning their smart phones into a valued asset of their small business. Increase sales. Take the initiative to grow your business today! If you need assistance with accepting credit cards, please do not hesitate to contact business consultant Kyle Joseph Steffel today!

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Posted on August 7, 2012, in About, Kyle J. Steffel and tagged , , , , , , , , , , , . Bookmark the permalink. 1 Comment.

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