Most owners and operators expect to increase their supply budgets this year, and their purchasing decisions and shopping preferences vary across generations.
Your budget is not just for cutting expenses; it's a tool to align your spending with your business priorities to drive growth and achieve financial freedom.
The age-old question "How much should a company spend on PR?" echoes through boardrooms, with organizations seeking a magic formula for budget allocation. Here are 10 things you need to consider.
A Texas woman was $80,000 in debt before she tried a method of budgeting called "cash stuffing." Now, she's not only paid off her debt but turned the budgeting practice into a full-time business to help others save.
We're living amid the crisis. But in spite of the obvious economic slow-down, businesses can actually find a way to stay afloat, and without cutting their teams short. Here are a few practical tips on how to do it.
Business finances are important, but at the end of the day, you also need to focus on your personal finances as well. Here are a few tips to do it the right way.
Some businesses won't survive whether we have a recession or not. The calculated recession-planning maneuvers you make today can help your brand come out stronger even if your marketing budget undergoes a serious shave.
Choppy economic waters may push the nervous business owner to slash marketing budgets. Don't jump the gun, though, because there are several more measured approaches one should take first.