Category: Social Media

This month we’re celebrating the 25th birthday of the World Wide Web. The birth of this visual layer of the Internet fundamentally changed the way we communicate, learn, organize, and connect with our community, run our businesses and waste time on a rainy…

Speak Human Proledge February 17, 2014 Marketing,Social Media Last week we talked about how technology has changed where and how we work.  This week we’re

Carol Ezell joined the ProLedge family less than two years ago. With over 20 years of accounting experience, Carol is a strong weapon in the ProLedge arsenal providing confident experience, sincerity and know-how to our client base. We asked Carol to share some…

Today our MVP spotlight shines on Melissa Fletcher, a ProLedge Account Manager and accounting veteran with over 25 years combined experience in public accounting, as well as, an industry controller…

Cristina Fitzgerald, a relatively new addition to the ProLedge family, serves our clients as a Back Office Bookkeeper. In just over a year, Cristina has become one of our ProLedge MVP’s. We asked Cristina to evaluate ProLedge and help educate small business owners …

At ProLedge, it is our promise to focus on the books so you can focus on the business. This spring we’re pulling the curtain back and introducing you to some of our MVP’s. Your business is in good hands…

Another tax season has come and gone. We survived! Here are a few tips to make your 2013 tax filing process more of a breeze (and less gale force winds). Don’t push your bookkeeping aside until the end of the year…

According to a recent small business study conducted by Manta, more than half of the 1,200 small business owners surveyed boasted of a fruitful Q1 and 79% are optimistic about Q2. The optimism isn’t translating into new hires, but rather an increase in social media…

As you work with your favorite bookkeeper or tax professional this season, you’ll likely go over any charitable contributions your company made in 2012. And you’ll probably kick yourself when you realize you could’ve done more and been rewarded…