Marketing can be expensive. In extreme cases, it can consume more than 40 per cent of a small business’s budget, putting many off.
10 Tips to Make Your Tradeshow Booth Stand Out
When you're at a tradeshow, the booth that stands out is the one that gets the most attention. And, let's face it, getting attention is key when you're trying to sell your product or service. In this blog post, we will discuss ten tips to make your tradeshow booth stand out and attract more customers!
Important Skills You Need In Business
Passion alone isn't enough to turn a small business into a successful one, and this is borne out by the facts; over half of new businesses fail because the people who start them don't know how to turn their passion into business skills. To be successful, you need more than hard work, grit, and knowledge of your field. You need to know and be good at a set of basic business skills too. Read on to find out what some of these skills are.
The Benefits Of Technology For A Business In 2023
11 Tax Saving Tips For Your Business
Owning a small business may require wearing multiple hats, especially if you want to cut costs. The tax season isn't exactly one most business owners look forward to. If you are reading this, chances are you are looking for ways to optimise your business tax efficiency. Fortunately, you can do a few things to lower how much you pay in taxes and reinvest the savings into your business. Below are a few tax-saving tips to lower your small business tax bill.
Top 5 Things To Consider As A Business Owner In A Specialised Industry
The Mistakes Your Business Is Making With Loyalty Schemes
We’ll begin with the most obvious mistake of all: not having a loyalty scheme!
Every business should have something in place that encourages customer loyalty. You want people to keep coming back again and again, or your company will never grow. It’s absurd to rely on new customer sales to keep increasing your earnings - successful businesses need a thriving customer base that continues to elicit repeat purchases.






