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Danielle Bauter

Aliso Viejo, California
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Southern CA-based freelance writer and editor with words in @cntraveler, @lonelyplanet, @fodorstravel and @thrillist

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Freelance writer based in Southern California who focuses mainly on travel, food, and wine, especially as it relates to off-the-beaten-path destinations. Her work has appeared in both digital and print publications including Lonely Planet, Fodor's Travel, ZAGAT, Budget Travel, Wine Enthusiast, and Saveur.

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8 Internal Controls Examples for Small Business Owners

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By Danielle Bauter
| Shopify
This post is for information only. You are responsible for reviewing and using this information appropriately. This content doesn’t contain and isn’t meant to provide legal, tax, or business advice. Requirements are updated frequently and you should make sure to do your own research and reach out to professional legal, tax, and business advisers, as needed.
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What Does BOM Stand For? Bill of Materials Guide

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By Danielle Bauter
| Shopify
This post is for information only. You are responsible for reviewing and using this information appropriately. This content doesn’t contain and isn’t meant to provide legal, tax, or business advice. Requirements are updated frequently and you should make sure to do your own research and reach out to professional legal, tax, and business advisers, as needed.
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How To Build a Peer-To-Peer Marketplace

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By Danielle Bauter
| Shopify
A peer-to-peer marketplace, also known as a P2P marketplace, is an online platform that connects buyers and sellers to trade directly. As a platform operator, you facilitate transactions but don’t own the goods or services. That structure is what makes the model attractive as a business owner: You earn on transactions you don’t have to stock or ship. It’s also backed by surging consumer demand.
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