Small Businesses: Page 8
3 Heartwarming Tales of Local Businesses Giving to Their Communities, And Getting Much More In Return
From an ice cream shop with a "scoop fund" to a tour guide company that helps fundraise to save local restaurants, these mom and pop businesses owners know serving their communities will serve their businesses in the long run.
How to Ensure Your Financing Isn't Overextending the Capabilities of Your Business
Tips for small business owners on how to evaluate potential interest rates on loans as well as the steps they can take to lower their rates.
Leadership Qualities the Most Successful Small Business Owners Share
While every entrepreneur has a unique journey, there are certain qualities that the most successful small business owners have.
Own a Small Business? A New Amazon Program Could Help You Make an Additional $27,000 a Year.
The program officially started on Monday and could be a boon for small businesses.
Cybersecurity for Small and Medium-Sized Businesses — How to Conduct a Comprehensive Risk Assessment
Let's discuss the importance of cybersecurity for small and medium-sized businesses, the challenges they face and how to go about conducting a comprehensive risk assessment.
Why Software Developers Are Flocking to Smaller Businesses Over Big Tech
Why there's been a growing trend of software developers joining smaller businesses and startups instead of big tech companies — and what SMBs can do to continue attracting and retaining top developer talent.
How Entrepreneurs Can Position Their Businesses for Growth This Summer
Tips for taking your business to the next level by accessing the capital necessary for growth.
4 Secrets to Growth in a Tough Sales Environment
Founders need to ensure they are preparing their own businesses to capitalize on the potential ahead.
You Can't Succeed Alone — Why Small Businesses Must Work Together
There is power in numbers. Small businesses are successful when we work together and take advantage of each other's strengths. Diverting focus from our core business to spending time on internal business processes can be costly and a waste of time.
The Spring Cleaning Tips You Need to Keep Your Business Finances Neat All Year Long
Use the five S approach to clean up your business financials this spring and spend the rest of the year totally in charge.
You Could Lose Your Entire Business in a Personal Injury Claim. Here's How to Protect Yourself
As the prevalence of personal injury lawsuits grows nationally, what does this mean for small business owners? How can you be proactive as a business owner, plan ahead for the potential of accidents, and create a safe work environment? Careful planning and training can go a long way.
5 Things Every Small Business Should Be Doing This Year
If your small business is going to survive and thrive in 2023, there are specific things you need to be doing.
5 Ways to Support Women-Owned Businesses
There are simple ways to support women-owned businesses and have an economic impact on your community and the country. This is a list of things you can do today to support women-owned businesses and change the world.
3 Key Signs of Change on the Horizon
Entrepreneurs and small business owners know how to embrace change and identify trends in their customer base sooner, which typically become indicative of the global marketplace in general. This allows small business leaders to be more agile and adjustment to meet the current state of business.
How to Get Financially Fit to Grow Your Small Business Faster
Healthy small businesses are optimized for small business growth. Here are tips to get your small business growing today.