Blog posts tagged with "Service Business Loans"

The most romantic holiday of the year is around the corner! While many people are worried about whether they’ll have a special someone to celebrate Valentine’s Day with, you should be focused on how your small business can earn sales during this holiday.

The salon industry is ever-changing, so it’s important to be on top of the latest trends to stay relevant, retain customers, and attract new patrons. For instance, just last year people were trying to cover up their grays, but in 2018, it’s the most popular hair color!

Bed and breakfasts are small home-like properties where guests can stay overnight and enjoy a home cooked breakfast. Research from Dun and Bradstreet found that there are approximately 17,000 bed and breakfast establishments in the U.S. and 3,000 of them have paid employees on staff. The industry is worth an estimated $3.4 billion globally and is continuing to grow.

Whether your laundromat business recently opened, or you’re ready to expand it, a small business loan can help. For instance, you could use a loan to pay for day-to-day expenses, invest in equipment, or purchase the supplies that are needed to make a laundromat successful.

According to Statista, there were 2.46 billion social media users in the world in 2017. That number is continuing to rise, and it’s more important than ever that your salon is engaging with customers on social media. This is especially true if you recently opened your salon, or you’re trying to increase sales and reach new customers.

Your landscaping business can’t operate without the necessary equipment, and you might be losing out on revenue by having outdated machinery or the wrong tools. While new equipment can be expensive, it could be a worthwhile investment that helps your business grow.  

As a photography business owner, you’re responsible for capturing your clients’ memories. From weddings to birthday parties to corporate events, it’s crucial that you have everything you need to take the best photos possible.

Summer is here, and that likely means that your pool cleaning business is experiencing a surge in sales. However, even if your business is generating enough revenue to remain operational, you might need additional financing to make enhancements to your business. If you’ve recently applied for a loan, or are considering one, it’s important that you determine how you’ll use it. These decisions can make or break your business’s future.

As a consulting business owner, you’re responsible for providing your customers with specialized services. This could be through a variety of different types of expertise, such as strategy, financial advisory, operations, IT, among others. Through your services, your customers can save a considerable amount of money each year, and can improve their overall operations.

Running a tutoring business can be a rewarding venture. You’re able to educate young minds and help them accomplish their educational goals. Still, it can be difficult to grow your business while also affording consistent expenses, like rent, utility bills, and employee payroll, to name a few examples.