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There are plenty of cost effective practices and technologies SMBs can borrow from larger enterprises which will help you run your business more efficiently.
Do you ever look at any of your staff and think, “I shouldn’t have to remind you to do that?”
As a small business owner, you need to be clear what this means, where you can save money and what new legislation you are able to take advantage of. Here’s what you should note…
The development of a me-centric culture means that marketing information, products and services are increasingly tailored to the individual, but not everyone is comfortable with their information being used in this way.
What started out as an experimental technology has quickly grown into its own industry with a large variety of providers each offering their services and products to a growing customer base.
In today’s competitive world, the biggest competitive advantage any small business can have is that people know about you – who you are and what you do.
The need for scalable technology to drive collaboration and communication has become a key factor in business growth, allowing SMEs to compete on a scale that was previously unreachable without the equivalent recourses.
Remember, you may be invoicing business to business, but there are real people at the other end of the process and their emotions can and will affect how quickly you get paid.
From Julius Caesar, Alexander the Great and Ghandi to Henry Ford, Richard Branson, Bill Gates, Steve Jobs and Oprah Winfrey; qualities of leaders have inspired us to pursue our dreams and achieve greatness.
Many businesses put off making website changes until it’s too late, but it’s not the only thing pushed to bottom of the priority list. Here are 3 key things you might be putting off, but should think about now.
Taking time to develop a new product launch marketing plan can be well worth the time and effort of doing so. By following a few steps, you can create a marketing plan that will produce the effective results you desire.
The story of Apple Watch so far has some very interesting lessons for current and potential entrepreneurs in the tech space. Here are a few…
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The biggest and potentially most damaging things business owners fail to do is understand their target market and understand them intimately.
Too many businesses have written up their business plan and dusted their hands. Full steam ahead, right? Yes, but make sure it’s only to the next stop.
You’ve put in the hours, you’ve watched your business grow and thrive. Now you’re ready to reap the well-earned rewards. But is your business ready?
While there is no one-size-fits-all strategy that will work for all small businesses, there are some fundamental principles that can be helpful for small business owners.
Growth and profitability can be achieved by focusing on one or two areas at a time and working up from there.
A business with good systems in place will know when a cash crunch is coming and will be ready for it. Unfortunately, most SMEs are not as well organised and, when a problem occurs, it tends to hit them right between the eyes.
What if your website was actually harming your credibility, and causing customers to doubt your trustworthiness and reliability?
