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Incorporating might sound like a fancy term that only applies to the big companies, but it is crucial for many small businesses to make their business official. Once I was officially starting to drive revenue and grow my company - I incorporated my business. When you incorporate your business, it means separating it from yourself, providing you with legal and financial protections. While incorporating your business entails documents and filling out forms online, the process is best done under the guidance of a legal counselor or a company such as Corpnet that guides you through incorporation, LLC, and follows up with you on compliance and financial due dates. This shift can lift an incredible weight off your shoulders and allow you to focus on the new opportunities within your business as a sole corporation. Listed out below are the top reason Corpnet believes small businesses should incorporate. If you wish to have someone else do it for you, Corpnet has kindly sponsored this post and...

Corpnet Founder Nellie Akalp Nellie Akalp founded her company Corpnet as the answer to why business filing and compliance have to be so complicated for new and experienced business owners. She wanted to go up against the big competitors and grow even bigger in the industry that she started in. Akalp walks us through how she created a new niche within the business world, pivoted when times got challenging, and the importance of finding the balance between work and family. LISTEN TO THE FULL EPISODE HERE Episode Contents Why The Entrepreneurial Path Over Legal Practice Getting To Market Early CorpNet Became the New Baby Content as a Driver of Marketing Tips for Budding Entrepreneurs Links Why The Entrepreneurial Path Over Legal Practice Photographer: gabrielle-henderson-HJckKnwCXxQ-unsplash Mimi: Nellie, thank you so much for coming on today. I really appreciate it. I'm so excited to hear about your journey to starting your company because you took a different path than a normal lawy...