5 Smart Ways To Grow Your Bottom Line This Year
Whether you’re running a multi-million dollar company or a micro-business, two similar challenges are faced year after year: time and money — money and time.
Tagged: cash flow
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3 Smart Ways To Grow Your Startup Without Investors
Here are three ways to creatively and effectively grow your startup without relying on money from outside investors.
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How To Hire A Small Business Bookkeeper
As a small business owner, you’re often told to hire someone to manage your finances, but you’re rarely given advice to make sure you hire the right person.
Who Get’s Paid When Cash Is Tight?
What happens when cash flow slows, and the bills pile up? In this article, we’ll look at who will get paid and who won’t.
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4 Brilliant Ways To Create And Manage Multiple Revenue Streams
Management of revenue streams is just as important as the creation of them. If systems aren’t in place to manage the influx of enquiries, sales and service then you will inevitably struggle, if not fail.
6 Early Warning Signs Your Business Finances Are Off Track
A mere few months of working at a loss can severely damage any reserves you have built up. Protect cash reserves you have by having these important flags in place to immediately warn you when your business finances are going off track.
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5 Overlooked Ways Entrepreneurs Can Become More Profitable
Remember profit is the bottom line number. Maintaining a healthy bottom line is needed to achieve longevity. Begin by implementing these five strategies to increase your profit today.
3 Tell-Tale Signs You Need A Small Business Accountant
A skilled accountant then, is your lifeline to sanity when running your own business. They help juggle the problems that you simply don’t have the expertise in dealing with …
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5 Ways Accounting Can Help Startups
I once heard of accounting being referred to as the “language of business”. There’s some truth to that.
A Startup Can Be Profitable And Still Run Out Of Cash—Here’s How
The difference between cash and profit is not subtle. Understanding the difference and planning ahead is essential to prevent financial disaster.
