Small Business Factoring Company Facteon, Inc. Creates Weblog on Accounts Receivables Factoring

Small business factoring company Facteon, Inc. (www.facteon.com) has enhanced its online presence with the development of a weblog (blog) to educate consumers on accounts receivables factoring. It is one of the first such blogs to cover that subject.

(PRWEB) June 20, 2005 -- Factoring is the purchase of a company's accounts receivable (invoices) in order to provide it with the needed cash flow. Factoring is a widely accepted business practice used by large, mid-sized, and small companies.

"The blog will serve a variety of purposes for us," says Facteon CEO Tom Nort. "It will help educate small business owners as to the benefits of factoring and familiarize them with the process. It will also provide helpful information regarding the importance of managing for cash flow, something many small businesses have difficulty with, and address other small business financial issues as well."

Nort called on the services of business blog consultant Paul Chaney, president of Radiant Marketing Group, to assist in the design and development of the blog. He also recruited well-known veteran blogger and small business expert Anita Campbell, CEO of Small Business Trends, to provide daily content. Anita is highly-praised for her integral knowledge of small business-related issues.

Nort says one of the goals of the blog is to help further establish Facteon as a leader in the small business factoring industry. As such, it will serve both marketing and informational purposes.

Facteon, Inc. is an invoice factoring company based in Atlanta, Georgia, providing small businesses with cash flow notes, A/R receivables factoring, invoice funding, accounts receivable financing, and factoring financial services.

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