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Oneida Business Communications is
your complete resource for personal, professional and small business
consulting services. We apply big business knowledge and experience to a small
business owner's unique needs. From providing short-term small business advice
to becoming your long-term consulting partner, Oneida Business Communications
can increase your productivity and let you concentrate on what you do best.
Fees are charged by the hour with a two
hour minimum e.g. (you may require bookkeeping services
once a week or once a month for three or four hours) or by the project e.g.
(business/marketing plans etc). Contact
oneidacomm@rogers.com or 1.416.487.0258 to set up a free consultation appointment for further information on the services we provide.
For further information on a service
provided by Oneida Business Communications please click on one of the following:
Product and
Service Marketing
Customized Marketing Plan
Development
Market Research
Web Site Design
Accounting and Bookkeeping
Business
Feasibility Analysis
Customized
Business Plan
Development
Business Plan Review
Computer Program Training
Business
Financial Analysis
Personal Financial
Analysis
Business and Personal Taxes
Aboriginal
Business Start-Ups
Aboriginal
Business Teaching
Aboriginal
Business Canada - Application
Accounting and Bookkeeping
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Complete bookkeeping services.
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Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, and
General Ledger Maintenance.
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Comprehensive financial statements and
management reports.
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Maintain payroll and related functions.
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Prepare month-end financial reports.
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Account reconciliation.
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PST, GST, WCB and other critical,
time-sensitive Government remittances.
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Accounting software selection /
implementation / set-up.
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Train and recruit new staff.
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Consulting and establishment of new
companies, Incorporated and Proprietorships.
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Maintain and organize preliminary year-end
working papers and liaise with external auditors.
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Develop and maintain business and profit
making strategies to ensure successful accomplishment of the company’s
goals...
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Implement and maintain accounting policies,
procedures, and internal controls.
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Analyze and maintain the computer / network
/ accounting systems.
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Maintain manufacturing costing system, and
monitor manufacturing activities.
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Negotiate rebates and contracts on
significant business functions...
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Maintain corporate budgets, forecasting
systems, cash flow analysis and pro-forma financial statements and reports..
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Maintain computer systems, and related
information system functions.
Services available on a hourly basis two
hour minimum. Make arrangements to have your bookkeeping taken care of once a
week or once a month. Contact
oneidacomm@rogers.com or
1.416.487.0258 to set up a consultation appointment or for further information.
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Business
Feasibility Analysis
Be sure you know what you want and what to
expect when pursuing a new venture, business or project. A lot of time,
resources and hard money can be saved in knowing what to do and the order in
which to do it. A good rule of thumb is to never commission a business plan
until a feasibility study has been completed first.
A feasibility study is normally less than 20% of the cost of a business plan and
although a feasibility study will not be anywhere close to the in-depth “nuts
and bolts” view of a business plan, it will do exactly what the name implies. It
will show if a project is feasible before any other steps are taken or indeed
paid for.
There are very big differences between a feasibility study and a business plan.
A feasibility study is designed to discover if a business or project is
“feasible” or if it is not: (In short, does the business or project warrant
further investment of time, money and further study or is it a non-starter). A
feasibility study is a relatively inexpensive way to safeguard any wastage of
further investment (will it work or won’t it).
If a project is seen to be feasible from the results of the study, the next
logical step is to commission a full business plan.
Will the investment made in the feasibility study itself then be wasted? No..
Because the research and information uncovered in the study will be of good use
in the business planning stage and will also reduce the research time and
therefore the cost of the business plan.
Feasibility studies demonstrate to a prospective project owner or investor that
a given concept is financially viable and whether further study and/or a
business plan is warranted.
For a feasibility study, basic data is
obtained from the client through a series of queries, questions and meetings,
wherein the client provides some of the research and other data and facts need
to be gained from a variety of sources.
The typical feasibility study contains, among
other items, notes on financial projections, a general description of the
business, general details describing how the company / project will be formed,
managed and marketed, statements concerning the competition and a cash-flow
projection based on averages. Further notes can be included as to general
details of the project and revelations found during the research stage. The
study will normally be completed quickly and in very general format compared to
that of a business plan.
A feasibility study is the due diligence that
every person or company should do before starting any project. A well prepared
and researched study could save hundreds of thousands of dollars further down
the road. It helps avoid risk and answers questions, like:
Will it work ?
How will it work ?
What is needed ?
When is the best time ?
How much investment is needed ?
What will the return be ?
These questions are only the start.
The place to start is with a Feasibility
Study.
Risk, as every successful
entrepreneur knows, is an inescapable fact of business. A well prepared and
researched study can help reduce the risk. By giving a true measurement of that
risk, feasibility studies help pinpoint market opportunities and pitfalls, as
well as building platforms for the assembling of good ideas. Once a full
assessment has been completed, a firm launch pad is constructed for the
implementation of the project.
Many new ventures and indeed, new projects, stumble in the first year. The main
cause is lack of adequate advanced planning, thus causing initial
under-capitalization, cash-flow problems and therefore panic management.
Contact
oneidacomm@rogers.com or 1.416.487.0258 to set up a consultation appointment
or for further information.
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Customized Business Plan Development
A Business Plan
is a detailed blueprint for building a given company. A business plan contains
all that the Feasibility study has plus specific time-lines, detailed budgets
with monthly and seasonal forecasts, letters of intent, resumes of staff,
background, competition, strengths & weaknesses, work sheets and full notations,
appendix and all related and required documents that will be referenced as the
company is being developed.
A well-written
business plan will show exactly what revenues can be expected and when to expect
them, what overheads and expenses will need to be paid and exactly when they
will be due.
It will also
show staffing levels and salaries along with costs of employment, sales levels
with monthly and seasonal trends, set-up costs, building/office costs, utility
and telephone costs, legal, insurance and accounting costs, office furniture and
supplies costs and a myriad of other costs and projections as well as legal
requirements and conformation to regulations.
In addition to
the projections and costs, the business plan will feature sections on
demographics, sales and sales methods, objectives, expansion plans, contingency
exercises, product/services market introductions, regulatory requirements, laws
of City, Provincial and Federal government relating to the business / project
and much more.
A well-written
business plan can help maximize potential and minimize overheads, liabilities
and risk associated with any project.
A business plan
is a blueprint of an organization's past, present and future. It is vital to the
success of any venture and an indispensable management tool. Producing a
business plan offers an excellent opportunity to consider all the facets of a
business or a project, testing feasibility and providing greater confidence in
decision making. It will also help identify future financing needs and is often
a necessary step in raising external finance.
Benefits and Uses of a Business Plan
- Establishing corporate goals and setting
objectives
- Develop in more detail the broad action
points from strategic planning
- Testing the feasibility of a business
strategy
- Communicating corporate goals and
objectives to owners, management, investors and employees
What Should be Included in a Business Plan?
- Sufficient detail and overview to enable
the reader to get a complete and accurate picture of the business
- Information on any risks associated with
the plans and contingencies to minimize such risks
- Flexibility and contingency plans if key
assumptions are not met
- Trends and developments in the marketplace
and the operating environment
Producing a business plan offers an excellent
opportunity to consider all the facets of a business or a project, testing
feasibility and providing greater confidence in decision making
For further information please click on one
of the following:
Business Plan Outline in Word Doc
Business
Start-Up-Information forms PDF
Services available to write a new business
plan or review/update your current plan and information.
Contact
oneidabc@rogers.com or 1.416.487.0258 to set up a consultation appointment
or for further information.
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Oneida Business Communications cover-to-cover business
plan review provides extensive, detailed analysis and suggestions to instantly
improve your business plan. We will review your plan and provide honest and
insightful suggestions to help you revise your plan to the standards expected by
high-level investors and lenders. Oneida Business Communications business plan
review includes:
- Section-by-Section critique and expert analysis of your
business plan.
- Lists of questions that your business plan does not
address - but must.
- Suggestions and insights to help you answer each
question successfully.
- Personalized write-up covering the critical areas for
you to achieve business plan success.
- Customized business plan outline that strengthens and
organizes your entire plan.
- Our passion and enthusiasm for improving and preparing
business plans - it's all we do.
Services available to write a new business
plan or review/update your current plan and information.
Contact
oneidacomm@rogers.com or 1.416.487.0258 to set up a consultation appointment
or for further information.
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Computer Program
Training
COMPUTER HARDWARE & SOFTWARE CONSULTANCY
In today's
minefield of software and technology, regardless of the fact you are an
existing well established company or starting a new business or venture, the
choice of hardware and software is mind boggling.
You don't want to spend money on computers that in 3
months time won't do the job, while at the same time you can't over spend on
getting super servers and machines that may never be used to 25% of their
potential.
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What Hardware do you purchase?
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What Operating System is best for you?
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What Software do you need?
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How do you learn to use it?
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Get an independent consultant. One who does not sell hardware or operating
systems. Someone who can give experienced, un-bias advice and recommendations.
In our experience, we can normally save a client approximately 3 times the
amount that the consultancy actually costs.
We all talk to experts before we purchase stocks, accountants for out taxes and
doctors for our health. However, so many business owners ask "John" next door
(he's always on the Net), what hardware and software to get to run their entire
business, well-being and future of their company.
This form of consultancy is exceptionally cost effective, so why trust the
survival of your business to anyone less than the best.
One on one teaching available, by the hour (two hour
minimum) for the following computer applications: $45.00 per hour.
FrontPage Word
Lotus 123 PowerPoint
Publisher Windows
Excel Outlook
Access Quattro Pro
WordPerfect High Email Impact 3
Act 7- 2005
GIMP Design
Internet
Contact
oneidacomm@rogers.com or
1.416.487.0258 to set up a consultation appointment or for further information.
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Business Financial
Analysis
Identify and correct
performance problems before they have a major impact on your business.
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The model identifies actions you can take to reduce costs and
increase profits by calculating key ratios and percentages using the information
from your financial statements.
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Earn a better credit rating from your investment banker and
lower the interest rate you pay on loans.
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Reduce the amount of money you have invested in inventory and
accounts receivable.
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Discover if you are operating with insufficient working
capital.
Are you paying your bills too
soon?
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Find out if you have too much capital tied up in fixed
assets.
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Determine how your financial performance compares to other
companies in your industry Are you competitive?
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Manage your operating expenses more effectively.
For further information please click on one
of the following:
Income Tax Debt Relief
TD Financial Planning Centre-Net Worth
Personal Financial Calculators
Business Financial Calculators
Contact
oneidacomm@rogers.com or
1.416.487.0258 to set up a consultation appointment or for further information.
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Product and Service Marketing
Oneida Business Communications offers extensive expertise
in:
direct mail Marketing
e-commerce marketing
email newsletters
database maintenance
web site design
cost analysis
brochure design
S.W.O.T. analysis - market research
Customized marketing plan
New product/service launch
One on one information sessions- minimum 2 hours.
For further information please click on one
of the following:
Contact
oneidacomm@rogers.com or
1.416.487.0258 to set up a consultation appointment or for further information.
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Customized
Marketing Plan Development
The Marketing Plan is a highly detailed, heavily researched and,
hopefully, well written report that many inside and possibly outside the
organization will evaluate. It is an essential document for both large corporate
marketing departments and for start-up companies. Essentially the Marketing
Plan:
- Forces the marketing personnel to look internally in
order to fully understand the results of past marketing decisions.
- Forces the marketing personnel to look externally in
order to fully understand the market in which they operate.
- Sets future goals and provides direction for future
marketing efforts that everyone within the organization should understand and
support.
- Is a key component in obtaining funding to pursue new
initiatives.
The Marketing Plan is generally undertaken for one of the
following reasons:
- Needed as part of the yearly planning process within
the marketing functional area.
- Needed for a specialized strategy to introduce
something new, such as new product planning, entering new markets, or trying a
new strategy to fix an existing problem.
- Is a component within an overall business plan, such as
a new business proposal to the financial community.
Our focus is on the development and implementation of
customized marketing and communication plans that raise awareness of your
service and get results from your target markets. We research industry and
competitive trends, analyze how they apply to your business, and recommend the
best marketing tactics to capitalize on these trends.
We can handle your marketing
plan entirely or available by the hour to help guide you through the completion
of your own plan- two hour minimum charge.
For further information please click on one
of the following:
Marketing Plan - Outline in Word Doc
Contact
oneidacomm@rogers.com or
1.416.487.0258 to set up a consultation appointment or for further information.
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Market Research
Industry Research:
Our executive team can provide a
detailed overview and situation analysis of specific industries. This will
reveal the industry's well being, current issues, and future growth potential.
It is extremely important when planning to enter new markets, to understand the
current situation of the industry in that market and to establish the
outlook of an industry for at least the following 5-10 years.
Key Benefits
- Realize what is the expected profitability
within an industry.
- Understand the market size and growth rate and
it's impact on your business.
- Identify major competitors and know their
strategies.
- Understand regulation and customs issues and
procedures
The above is a small sample of
benefits gained from understanding your industry situation and the competitive
arena in a new market. Further details can be provided during our discussions.
For further information please click on one
of the following:
Demographics - Indian and Northern Affairs Canada
Population Reference
Bureau (PRB)
U.S. Census 2000
Retail Industry Background Demographics
Canadian Industry Background Demographics
U.S. Population Demographics
IDB Summary Demographic Data
Censuses of Canada 1665 to 1871
Canadian Statistics
City of Toronto Website Demographics
Fact Sheets - Demographics Canadian
Contact
oneidacomm@rogers.com or 1.416.487.0258 to set up a consultation appointment
or for further information.
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Personal
Financial Analysis
If you'd like to improve your financial situation, begin
this year with a financial check up. Follow through with classes, reading and
extra effort in the areas that need improvement. A financial check up is
designed to help you determine where you are now, where you want to go and how
you can get there.
Tools to help you with your financial check up include a
net worth statement, an income and expenses statement, financial ratios, savings
and retirement planning, insurance, goals and budgeting.
To know where you are now, create a family net worth
statement. This will give you a picture of what you own (assets) and what you
owe (liabilities). The difference between your assets and your liabilities is
your net worth. It is not unusual for young people with new loans and low
savings to owe more than they own which shows up as a negative net worth. By
doing a yearly financial check up, you will begin to see this change.
Another tool that illustrates where you are now is an
income and expense statement. This statement balances how much money you are
bringing home against all of your expenses. When you subtract expenses from
income, you'll know what your net gain or loss is. If you have a net loss, you
may need to revise some of your spending. If you have a net gain, you have money
that can be used for additional savings and investments.
Personal Taxes
Services for filing personal income taxes online will be
available starting March 31, 2006.
For further information please click on one
of the following:
Income Tax Debt Relief
TD Financial Planning Centre-Net Worth
Personal Financial Calculators
Business Financial Calculators
Contact
oneidacomm@rogers.com or 1.416.487.0258 to set up a consultation appointment
or for further information.
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Business and Personal Taxes
Personal Taxes
Services for filing personal income taxes online will be
available starting October 31, 2005.
Business Taxes
Summary of information reproduced from
Ontario Government Tax Brochure- everything from collecting taxes, filing of tax
forms and business licenses etc.
1. Dealing
with Business Taxes
All businesses must be aware of the various taxes that may apply to
their product or service. Depending on the type and location of products
or services being offered, federal, provincial and/or local business
taxes may apply.
For further information:
please call 1-800-959-5525
visit the Web site:
http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/tax/business/menu-e.html
The Ontario Health Premium
As of July 1, 2004 all employees working in Ontario will be required to
pay an additional tax called The Ontario Health Premium. This tax will
be deducted from pay and pensions as part of personal income tax
requirements. The premiums would range from $60 to $900 a year for
people with a taxable income of $21,000 a year or more. For detailed
information on The Ontario Health Premium and employer responsibilities
regarding payroll and deductions please contact the Canada Revenue
Agency.
For further information
Please call 1-800-959-5525
visit these Web sites:
Frequently asked Questions about The Ontario Health Premium
http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/tax/business/topics/payroll/faq-e.html
Ontario Health Premium
http://www.gov.on.ca/FIN/english/media/2004/bke-ohp.htm
2. Business Number (BN)
The Business Number is a reference numbering system that replaces the
multiple numbers businesses require to deal with government. The
Business Number can encompass one or more of the following accounts:
Goods and Services Tax (GST), Payroll Deductions, Import/Export and
Corporate Income Tax. There is no fee for a Business Number.
For further information:
please call 1-800-959-5525
see the document
Business Number - BN
visit the Web site:
http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/E/pub/tg/rc2/README.html
3. Goods and Services Tax (GST)
Most goods and services sold or provided in Canada are taxable under the
GST at a rate of 7%. Certain items, such as basic groceries and
prescription drugs, are also taxable, but are taxed at 0%. These are
referred to as "zero-rated goods and services." A limited number of
goods and services are exempt from the GST.
Who must obtain a Business Number for the GST?
Most persons and organizations engaged in commercial activities in
Canada who have worldwide taxable sales of more than $30 000 in
any previous four consecutive calendar quarters or in any one calendar
quarter must register for and collect GST or Harmonized Sales Tax (HST).
All taxi operators must register for GST/HST, regardless of their
revenues.
If your total annual sales are less than or equal to $30,000, you
are considered to be a small supplier and are not required to have a
Business Number for the purpose of GST. If you do not obtain a Business
Number, you do not charge GST.
For further information:
please call 1-800-959-5525
see the document
Goods and Services Tax and Harmonized Sales Tax - GST/HST
visit the Web site:
http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/menu/EmenuHDC.html
4 Provincial Sales Tax (PST)
The PST is a tax based on the retail price of most goods, and is also
known as the Retail Sales Tax. Businesses that sell taxable goods or
provide a taxable service are responsible for collecting and remitting
the tax. Businesses required to collect the PST must obtain a Vendors
Permit through the Ontario Ministry of Finance. There is no fee for this
permit.
What does the PST apply to?
The PST rate in Ontario is 8% on most purchases of goods and on labour
charges to install, repair, and maintain taxable goods and equipment.
The tax is also payable at the same rate on prepared food purchased from
an eating establishment, where the total charge is more than $4.00.
Certain purchases, such as food products and children's clothing, are
exempt from this tax.
Further information on the PST, vendor permits and tax exempt purchases
may be obtained from the Ontario Ministry of Finance, Retail Sales Tax
Office. To find the appropriate office, you can contact the Ontario
Ministry of Finance Information Centre at 1-800-263-7965 or
consult the blue pages of your telephone directory. You may also wish to
consult the document
Vendor Permits and the Retail Sales Tax and the document
Purchase Exemption Certificates for Retail Sales Tax.
5 Municipal Business Taxes
Many cities and towns charge business taxes to businesses operating
within their jurisdiction. These taxes can vary according to geographic
location, type of business (e.g. manufacturing, retail), and amount of
space occupied. If you are starting a new business or purchasing an
existing business, it is wise to inquire with the municipality to
determine what local business taxes will be charged and how they will be
calculated. Researching and understanding municipal tax rates should be
part of your business plan and may help you decide where to locate your
business. For more information on municipal business taxes, you should
contact the taxation office of the city or town where your business will
be located.
Business Licensing
6 Do I need a license to start my own business?
Many types of businesses require licensing from the federal, provincial
and/or municipal government. These requirements could include an
operating permit, special permission to operate in your chosen location
or specific qualifications for you and/or your employees. For more
information, you may wish to consult:
7 Municipal Requirements
Each municipal government has the authority to issue its own business
licenses within its jurisdiction. Since there is no uniformity
throughout the province regarding municipal licenses for businesses, you
should consult with the appropriate local officials to determine whether
your business will be affected by local regulations and licensing
requirements. Businesses (including home-based businesses) must also
meet the zoning by-laws that control property uses in their
municipality.
For further information:
see the document
Municipal Requirements to Start a Business
visit the Web site:
http://199.202.235.157/ylg/ontario.html
Oneida Business Communications is available to help you with any of
the above. Contact
oneidacomm@rogers.com or 1.416.487.0258 to set up a consultation or
for further information.
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Web Site Design
Website Development
Websites can be both an informational tool and a lead generation
marketing tool. As with any form of marketing, understanding the
customer is the first objective. Finding out the habits of people
surfing for your type of product, placing your site so your
potential customers will find you and producing a site that will not
only describe your product but also engage the viewer are all
critical for a successful web campaign. Producing an aesthetically
pleasing site is only the beginning.
Search Engine Placement - How do your
potential customers find you?
A common misconception is that if you produce a beautiful, fully
interactive site, it will be both successful and profitable. The
reality is that if your customers cannot find your website, it is
useless.
We will work with you to identify exactly how
your customers will find your website through the numerous search engines. We
will help you with your submission to various search engines and
optimize your site to help you gain the most traffic.
Navigation
After your potential customers find your website they also must
be able to find the information they are looking for. Understanding
the type of customer is essential. Many target markets are new to
the internet so a clear path to the information they seek needs to
be developed on every page. Many web pages are confusing and will
lose users. We develop indexes and navigation that will allow your
customer to easily find the information that they seek.
On-line Presentations
A cost effective method of getting information directly to your
customers is through online presentations. These types of
presentations can be done through live video feeds, flash
presentations, PowerPoint presentations and interactive
presentations where you interact with the user one-on-one or in a
group.
Internet Newsletters
These newsletters are an effective way for you to communicate
events, new concepts or information on new products and services to
your customers, prospects and employees. These newsletters can be
delivered by e-mail, website or instant messaging.
E-mail Blasts
E-mail blasts are an effective way to communicate to prospects
cost effectively. We will help develop your list of qualified e-mail
recipients and deliver your message.
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Internet/www, suitable background with your Company name, address, Email
etc. |
$175.00.Cdn. |
| Additional linked pages on the Internet typed as tables with your
price lists and other information. Per page: |
$60.00.Cdn. |
| Scanned pages of backgrounds, price lists, illustrations etc. Per page:
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$55.00.Cdn. |
| Transfer pages to your own Web Address and instruct your staff member on
revising in FrontPage: Per hour, including travel time, (plus other
expenses where applicable): |
$55.00.Cdn. |
| Monthly maintenance per page for Internet Web pages-if
required to change prices, information etc. - setup through FrontPage:
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$35.00.Cdn. |
Contact
oneidacomm@rogers.com or
1.416.487.0258 to set up a consultation appointment or for further
information.
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Aboriginal
Business Start-Ups
Oneida Business Communications offers all of the services mentioned above. I
am also available for one on one mentoring in business and education to develop
the required expertise in starting and promoting your business.
For further information please click on one
of the following:
Business Plan Outline in Word Doc
Marketing Plan Outline in Word Doc
Firstbusiness.ca Aboriginal Business Start-up
Business Start-Up-Information forms PDF
CBSC - Aboriginal Business Canada
The Business Link - Business Service Centre
Aboriginal Business Development Online - Links
Welcome to Peace Hills Trust !
Business Links in Canada
Contact
oneidacomm@rogers.com or 1.416.487.0258 to set up a consultation appointment
or for further information.
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Aboriginal Business Lecturer
I am available as a volunteer (Toronto area) for teaching
one on one or in a group, offering mentoring services pertaining to all facets of starting a
business and the ongoing needs in maintaining one's business. Areas of interest:
Teaching the following:
Computer programs:
Excel
PowerPoint
Word
Access
Outlook
Publisher
Windows XP
GIMP Design
Lotus Notes/123
WordPerfect
High Impact Email 3 Design
QuatroPro
FrontPage
Internet
Reviewing and writing:
Business Plans
Marketing Plans
Gathering background information for your product/service
Starting a business:
What it takes to setting up a business in Ontario and the various
government forms required. Ownership, GST, PST etc.
I would also like to speak on the values of getting a
proper education (I started college at the age of 41 dropping out of high school
in grade nine when I was sixteen and going back- it is never too late) and
expanding this area into the need for a business administration and or a
marketing education at the college and university level and the need for the
aboriginal community to develop our skills in establishing a business future for
our communities. There are far too few native people entering business programs
today.
As a community we have already established Native
community centres which are not being utilized to their full potential, lets
expand the offerings of these centres from accommodating individuals as drop in
centres to expanding their horizons by nurturing, developing and fulfilling
their needs. These various centres could be used per month to hold these
lectures/teaching in, anywhere from 2-3 hours to an entire day. Any suggestions?
It's time we put our knowledge and expertise in business together and help
out our community.
If there is anyone else from the business community who
would like to contribute their expertise towards starting a program for native people in our community I welcome
your input. This could start out as a question and answer period for our future business
leaders to discuss and review business and marketing plans, pitfalls of doing
business etc.
For further information please click on one
of the following:
Aboriginal Entrepreneurs in Canada.pdf
Aboriginal Services
Kiosk - Kiosque des services autochtones
The Aboriginal Client
The Aboriginal Work Force What Lies Ahead.pdf
Partnership Development Resource Kit
ARCNet -
Networking the First Nations since 1996 - Aboriginal resources and information
Canadian Aboriginal Demographics.pdf
Aboriginal Economic Relationships pdf
Ontario Federation of Indian Friendship Centres
Ontario Native Affairs Secretariat
PAR.pdf
Aboriginal Youth
Business Council
Contact
oneidacomm@rogers.com or 1.416.487.0258 to set up a consultation appointment
or for further information.
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Aboriginal Business Canada -
Application
Need help with your Aboriginal Business Canada
application? Oneida Business Communications offers help with the various steps
in your application process. Our services are by
the hour for general information and a flat fee for services such as - writing
your business and marketing plans. (You may only need a review of your business plan
and other information you have gathered or missing for your application, in this case a charge by the hour will apply.) Minimum two hours.
$65.00 per hour. Contact
us for a review of your business idea. You may want to handle your information
and application directly, to do so make your contact for forms etc. online
www.abc-eac.ic.gc.ca
For further information please click on one
of the following:
www.abc-eac.ic.gc.ca
Toronto Office 416-973-8800 Fax 416-973-2255 Email:
abc-toronto@ic.gc.ca
Contact
oneidacomm@rogers.com or 1.416.487.0258 to set up a consultation appointment
or for further information.
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Web Sites owned and operated by oneida business
communications
www.dynastychiropractictables.com
launch date October 15, 2004. Site offers
information on four types of chiropractic tables manufactured in Canada and
available for distribution anywhere in the world. To place an order please
contact
tables@rogers.com
or 1.416.487.0258
www.chiropracticmarketplace.com
launch date
February 15, 20056 Site will contain information on various products, classified ads etc.
from around the world. For advertising on this site or to place a classified ad
please contact
chiromarketplace@rogers.com or 1.416.487.0258
www.chiropractictables.ca launch
date March 31, 2006. Site will contain information on chiropractic tables
from around the world. Stationary, electric, portable etc. To advertise on this
site please contact
chirotables@rogers.com or 1.416.487.0258
www.firstnationspeoples.com launch date August 31, 2007. Site
will contain information on native artists, history and business etc. Contact
oneidacomm@rogers.com
www.torontoapartmentreviews.com
launch date June 30, 2008. Site will offer access to reviews and an area to
submit your own comments on Toronto apartments. This site will also offer links
to movers, transferring your utilities, storage etc. For commercial
advertisers to advertise on this site please contact
oneidacomm@rogers.com
or 1.416.487.0258.
www.ontarioapartmentreviews.com
launch date January 2009.
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