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Sample Business Letters are listed in Alphabetical Order

1.	10-Day Notice Before Collections on Delinquent Account
2.	30-Day Notice to Quit
3.	Acceptance of Counter Proposal
4.	Acceptance of Order With Delivery in Lots
5.	Acceptance of Purchase Security Agreement
6.	Acceptance of Resignation
7.	Acknowledged Receipt of Goods
8.	Acknowledged Resignation
9.	Acknowledgement and Acceptance of Order
10.	Acknowledgement from Publisher, Comments Referred to Author
11.	Acknowledgement of Application
12.	Acknowledgement of Cancellation of Backorder
13.	Acknowledgement of Change in Meeting Date
14.	Acknowledgement of Customer Praise of Employee
15.	Acknowledgement of Letter
16.	Acknowledgement of Merchandise Returned for Repair
17.	Acknowledgement of Modified Terms
18.	Acknowledgement of Notification of Lease Transfer
19.	Acknowledgement of Receipt (Documents)
20.	Acknowledgement of Receipt of Estimate
21.	Acknowledgement of Request for Bid, Confirmation of Deadline
22.	Acknowledgement of Unsolicited Idea
23.	Acknowledgement of Warranty and Instruction for Product Return
24.	Acknowledgment of Correspondence Indicating Postal Delay
25.	Advance Notice of Out of Business Sale
26.	Affidavit for Lost, Stolen, Destroyed Stock Certificate
27.	Affidavit of No Lien
28.	Agreement to Compromise Debt
29.	Agreement to Extend Debt Payment
30.	Amendment to Lease
31.	Announcement of Additional Location
32.	Announcement of Business Name Change
33.	Announcement of Catalog Price Reductions
34.	Announcement of Change of Address
35.	Announcement of Change of Address for Billing
36.	Announcement of Clearance Sale
37.	Announcement of Free Delivery Limitations Change
38.	Announcement of New Area Representative
39.	Announcement of New Area Representative Visit
40.	Announcement of New Business Opening
41.	Announcement of New Discount
42.	Announcement of New Pricing Policy
43.	Announcement of New Shipment Arrival
44.	Announcement of Partnership Buyout
45.	Announcement of Price Increase
46.	Announcement of Price Reduction
47.	Announcement of Special Discount Offer
48.	Apology & Proposal on Overshipped Merchandise
49.	Apology After Cancellation of Order
50.	Apology and Replacement of Damaged Goods
51.	Apology and Request for Extension of Time to Deliver Goods
52.	Apology and Tender of Compensation
53.	Apology for Accounting Errors and Past Due Notices
54.	Apology for Delay of Refund
55.	Apology for Delayed Response & Request for Meeting
56.	Apology for Not Crediting Payment
57.	Apology for Not Crediting Payment from Prompt Payer
58.	Apology for Overshipment
59.	Apology for Poor Service Rating on Customer Questionnaire
60.	Apology to Customer for Accounting Error
61.	Apology to Receiver of NSF Check
62.	Application for License
63.	Appointment for Employment Interview and Testing
64.	Appointment for Testing
65.	Assignment
66.	Assignment and Transfer of Stock Certificate
67.	Assignment of a Claim for Damages
68.	Assignment of Accounts Receivable (With Non-Recourse)
69.	Assignment of Accounts Receivable (With Recourse)
70.	Assignment of Contract
71.	Assignment of Copyright
72.	Assignment of Deed of Trust
73.	Assignment of Income
74.	Assignment of Lease
75.	Assignment of Lease
76.	Assignment of Lien
77.	Assignment of Literary Property
78.	Assignment of Security Interest
79.	Assignment of Trademark
80.	Assignment of Trademark
81.	Authorization
82.	Authorization to Direct Bill for Corporate Guest
83.	Bid for the Purchase of Real Property (Probate)
84.	Bill of Sale
85.	Bill of Sale (with Warranty of Title)
86.	Business Credit Application
87.	Business Credit Application Form
88.	Certificate of Abandonment of Fictitious Business Name
89.	Certificate of Installation, Leased Equipment
90.	Certification of Satisfaction of Lien
91.	Change of Address Awaiting Refund
92.	Charge Account Credit Limit Raise Notification
93.	Charge Account Terms and Conditions Form
94.	Charge Back Application of Discount on Delayed Shipment
95.	Collateral Decision, Request for Preparation of Loan Documents
96.	Collections Follow-Up on Release of Pending Order
97.	Collections Report on Current Status of Debt
98.	Commendation
99.	Commendation and Refusal of Request for Raise
100.	Commercial Account Analysis Form

Disclaimer: Be aware that some of these sample letters have legal, financial, or other implications. If you are not sure about the use of any letter, consult with an appropriate professional first.  

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10 Reasons To Form A Strategic Business Alliance

Below are 10 good reasons to create a strategic alliance.

1. You could offer your customers a larger variety of products or services. This will allow you to spend less time and money developing new products to sell.

2. Your number of sales people will increase because you are combining with other business. You won’t have to spend time and money hiring new employees.

3. Your marketing and advertising budget will increase. When you form a strategic alliancewith other businesses you both will share the advertising and marketing costs.

4. You can now offer your existing customers more back-end and up-sell products. This will increase your sales and profits.

5. Your business will gain a larger number of skilled people working on the same project. You will gain the knowledge of the other businesses employees.

6. You will be able to beat your competition by selling to a larger target audience. You will also increase the total number of existing customers you can sell your products and services to.

7. You can exchange endorsements with your alliance partners. You’ll add more credibility to your business and gain your potential customers trust to buy.

8. You can expand your business more rapidly. You can develop new products and services faster with a larger work force.

9. You will be able to solve your customer’s problems faster with a larger base of customer service people. You will also learn new ways to improve your customer service from youralliance partners.

10. You will have a larger number of “strategic thinking” people. This will allow both businesses to come up with profitable business ideas quicker than before.

To your successful Business Alliance!

100 Search Engines Every Business Student Should Bookmark

May 25th, 2010

Learning about business in college can be a great way to prepare yourself for the working world, no matter what field you end up joining. Coursework can create a great foundation to work with, but students can keep up with what’s going on in the business and finance worlds as well as get some help researching for courses from resources on the web. Here are some great search engines that can help you find essential business resources and tools all over the web.

Business Centered

These search engines will help you navigate a wide variety of business topics.

1. Business.com: Through this site you can search for products and businesses and get answers to your business questions.
2. Zapdata: Sign up with this site to search for business data you can use.
3. Bloomberg: Follow the latest business news and fluctuations in the market using this site.
4. BPubs: Here you’ll be able to search for great business-related publications, great for personal and school research alike.
5. ThomasNet: Connect with others in the industries you find intriguing through this site.
6. Corporate Information: Use this search tool to find out more about businesses out there.
7. AllBusiness: There are loads of resources on this site that will help you learn about business and corporations.
8. BusinessInDepth: This site will let you go through business resources by country and search for what you need to know.
9. SmallBusinessExpo: Those hoping to start their own businesses can find a wealth of searchable services, software and franchises here.
10. Where2Go: Search through this site to easily find the resources you need to start and run a business.
11. Small Business Search Engine: This government site is home to numerous search engines that will aid you in searching for everything from legal issues to local policies.
12. TopTenWholesale: Retailers looking for wholesale products can search through thousands of listings here.
13. Zibb: Check out this global business search engine to get news, business updates and more.
14. BusinessSeek: Use this site to find businesses around the world.
15. Masterseek: Find products, news, jobs, business leads and much more through this search engine.
16. Fox Business: If you need a business quote, want some news or videos, this site offers easy searchability.

Entrepreneurs

Those thinking of starting their own business can benefit from these search engines.

17. Angelsoft Investor Search: Need an angel investor? This search engine can help you find one.
18. Business Finance Loans: Search through this site for available business loans.
19. Entrepreneur.com: You’ll find tons of information on starting and running your own business through the search tools on this site.
20. Head Startup: Try out these search tools to find websites, apps and resources for small business.
21. The Funded: Use this online community as a place to search for and see ratings of funding sources worldwide.
22. Vator.tv: Watch videos from other startups on this site and search to see others in your field.
23. Alltop Startups: When you search through this blog aggregator, you’ll get the latest news in entrepreneurship.
24. Young Entrepreneur: Search through this site for helpful articles and advice.
25. Partner Up: Using the search engine on this site, you can find members of this business community who can be investors and partners.
26. Entrepreneurship.com: This organization, dedicated to helping people start their own businesses, is a great place to search for guidance.
27. Inc.com: Try searching through this magazine for articles that fit your research or business needs.
28. Killer Startups: When you search through this site, you’ll find articles on marketing, blogging and technology as well as access to the Datapedia site so you can find relevant business data.

Stocks and Investing

Find out more about the stock market and investing–two essential components of business–from these search engines.

29. DailyStocks: Search for and track all the changes in the stock market using this site.
30. Yahoo! Finance: Follow the latest financial news on Yahoo! Finance.
31. Investor Guide: From managing your own finances to getting help with business prospects, search through this site for helpful articles.
32. Investopedia: This Forbes company will let you search through tutorials, study for CPA exams, and just plain learn more about finance.
33. TradeWiser: You can find an online broker through this site or just get some advice on smarter investing.
34. Dividend: Search for stocks that meet your interests here.
35. Option Find: Find out more about hedging options through this site and search for funds that match your needs.
36. Motley Fool: This site offers users a chance to search for specific information or to browse through articles, tickers and news.
37. Tickerpedia: Here, you can search for stock, Forex or brokers.
38. TradingDay: Search for stocks, highs and lows, quotes and more through this handy site.

All-In-One

These meta search engines will save you time in finding the results you need.

39. Powerset: This site offers a better and more comprehensive way to search through Wikipedia.
40. Dogpile: Search through all the major search engines at once using this site.
41. MetaCrawlerWeb: Save time and search through several search sites at once here.
42. mamma: mamma lets users find images, news, videos and tweets.
43. Myriad Search: Use Google, Yahoo!, MSN and Ask.com at once here.
44. HotBot: This search engine goes through Yahoo!, LyGo and MSN to find the best results.
45. SurfWax: You can search news, RSS feeds, Wikipedia, shopping and more using this tool.
46. Clusty: Using several top search engines, this site combines the results into clusters organized by topic.
47. Copernic Agent: Search the web smartly using this search tool.
48. Scour: Scour makes it easy to get the latest and most popular results in images, news and videos.
49. Vertical Search: Get targeted, relevant search results on this site in a range of categories, including business.

Research

When doing research for your courses, these search engines can be a big help.

50. Google Scholar: This site guarantees that you’ll get great results that are academic and trustworthy.
51. WorldCat: If you can’t find what you want in your own library, use this search engine to locate it.
52. HighBeam Research: Search through tons of articles and journals using this tool.
53. iSeek: This site will deliver results focused on academics and education.
54. Librarian’s Internet Index: Find information you can trust through this search engine.
55. Virtual Learning Resource Center: Search or browse through loads of topics on this site to find the information you need.
56. Open Library: Doing research for a business project? This site can help, with access to lots of free books.
57. Virtual Salt: This site offers access to a variety of search engines as well as listing some tools that can help you find what you need.
58. NoodleTools: Not sure how to go about researching? This site takes into account numerous factors and gives you a plan to get it done.
59. Academic Index: Here you can search through academic and professional resources.

Economics and Finance

Find out more about the world of finance through these search tools.

60. EconLit: Search through numerous articles published in econ journals through this site.
61. National Bureau of Economic Research: Find out more about economic research projects by searching this site.
62. RePEc: Find research papers in economics by searching though the hundreds of thousands of papers listed here.
63. Inomics: Use this site to keep up with the latest news in economics meetings, education and jobs.
64. Google Finance: Follow the markets and important financial news here.
65. DailyFinance: You can search this site for market results, or just read the news published daily.
66. Boardmark: This financial search engine and community will put you in touch with great resources and people.
67. SeekFin: Search the web for the best financial information using this tool.
68. Business Finance: Through this site, you’ll get access to information geared towards business professionals.

Legal

Gain a better understanding of the legal aspects of business by using these tools.

69. FindLaw: Find answers about the law, get access to lawyers, and much more through this site.
70. LawForum: Here you can join in discussions on law and find helpful information through the search functions.
71. Everybody’s Legal Glossary: Use this site to look up legal terms so you can be in the know.
72. Law.com Quest: This search engine focuses on law firm sites and legal blogs to bring you results.
73. FedLaw: If the research you’re doing requires learning more about federal law, then try out this site.
74. World Legal Information Institute: Try out this site to find out about law and legal decisions worldwide.
75. Meta-Index for U.S. Legal Research: This site isn’t a search engine itself but will point you in the direction of dozens of other great searchable sites.
76. LawGuru: Ask a legal question or search through past answers on this site.

Advertising and Marketing

Try out these search engines to research advertising and marketing, past and present.

77. Ad Access:You’ll find over 7,000 ads here that you can search through.
78. Ad Forum: Using this site, you can search through a collection of modern ads and get access to an online community.
79. MarcommWise: Find articles and a glossary on this searchable site.
80. Marketer’s Portal: Search through this site for resources that can help you be a better marketer.
81. Vintage Ad Browser: Get an idea of what ads looked like in past decades from this site.
82. Workbook: This site is an excellent photography and illustration database for advertisers.
83. Marketing Find: Through this search tool, you can find marketing news and helpful apps to navigate the web.

Social Media

These social media search tools will help you better navigate social tools that can help you market and promote your business ventures.

84. Aardvark: Find all kinds of answers to your important questions on this searchable site.
85. Backtype: Type in any URL to this site to see its social impact.
86. Delicious: Use Delicious to search for information that is popular with web users.
87. LinkedIn: LinkedIn can be a valuable tool for searching for business connections.
88. Scoopler: Find out what the biggest scoops are out there in business, technology and more using this site.
89. Technorati: Need a blog? Use this site to search for those related to the topics you need to read about.
90. Taggl: Search for tagged posts relevant to your query on this site.
91. Twingly: You can follow big news stories or help yourself find ones that you really want to read by signing up and searching this site.
92. KnowEm: Search through all the big social media sites to see what people are saying about your company.
93. Omgili: Find communities, message boards and discussion threads about any topic using this search engine.

Green Business

With more and more businesses looking for ways to be green, these search tools can help you learn about the latest developments in sustainable business.

94. EcoBusinessLinks: Through this site, you can search for green products and companies.
95. EcoSeek: This site is a searchable green products directory.
96. GreenGamma: Use this directory to find out how green tech is being used by all kinds of different companies.
97. Green Maven: Search green news sites and blogs using this search engine.
98. GreenBiz: Use this site to find great blog posts and articles on the green business world.
99. Green America: Here, you’ll be able to search for companies who are changing the face of business by becoming greener.
100. Sustainable Business: Learn about green business, investing, connections, jobs and more through the search tools on this site.

1. Jason Decks Says:
   October 12th, 2012 at 12:52 am
   Very useful information you provided in your post. When I first started trading, I could’ve used any information available and even though I’m not a newbie trader anymore, I still find blogs and posts like this a must-read material.