Lynda Bekore
Lynda Bekore is Editor-in-Chief of SmallBizClub.com, a division of Tarkenton Companies. She is an experienced media and marketing professional, with previous positions at Simon & Schuster, Hearst, and SiriusXM. She's written for the NY Times, Huffington Post, and other major publications.
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Cybersecurity Insurance in Healthcare: Why and How to Protect Your Organization
In an industry like healthcare where patient safety and confidentiality are paramount, cybersecurity is more than just an IT concern—it’s a core component of operational integrity. Healthcare organizations store vast amounts of sensitive data, from…
Top Reasons Small Businesses Should Use an HR Outsourcing Partner in 2025
Managing human resources (HR) effectively can be one of the most challenging aspects of running a small business. Between hiring, payroll, compliance, and employee benefits, HR requires expertise and time that many small business owners…
Bernie Marcus Knew How to Ask Questions. That Became His Success Story
Home Depot founder Bernie Marcus, who died this week at the age of 95, instinctively knew one of the most important keys to success: Ask questions. In the annals of business history, legendary figures like…
How to Build Partnerships with Non-Profits
Establishing and growing strong, mutually beneficial relationships is essential for a company’s long-term success. If you build partnerships with non-profits, you can to position yourself as a force for social good in your community and…
Expand Your Cake Business: From Home Baking to Retail Success
Starting a cake business from home is an exciting and rewarding endeavor. Many bakers begin by selling to neighbors, friends, or family, testing their skills and building a loyal customer base. But what if you…
3 Federal Freelancer Laws Every Gig Worker Must Know
Navigating the world of freelancing requires not only talent and dedication but also a solid understanding of the legal landscape that governs independent work. Among the most critical aspects are the federal freelancer laws, which…
The Mompreneur Franchise: Opportunities on a $100,000 Investment
The concept of a “mompreneur franchise” is becoming increasingly popular, offering mothers the chance to balance their entrepreneurial ambitions with family responsibilities. Let’s say you can come up with $100,000, either on your own or…
7 Steps to Turn Your Business Concept Into Reality
It’s time. The idea that’s been percolating in your head for weeks, or maybe years, is ready for action. More important–you’re ready. At least you think you are. Embarking on the entrepreneurial journey is exciting,…
Turning Your Culinary Skills into a Meal Delivery Service
As a personal chef, you possess a unique set of skills that can be leveraged to create a successful and fulfilling business. One promising avenue to explore is starting a meal delivery service that you…
Succession Planning—It’s Not Just for Presidents
When President Joe Biden announced he was stepping down from running for re-election in the 2024 presidential campaign, a warning bell should have rung in the head of every small business owner. Although he soon…