Blog posts tagged with "Small Business Ideas"

It is important that you provide the best service for your physical therapy business patients. They want to have a fast, thorough recovery, so you need to adapt your services to fit their needs.

All business owners are different. Some are highly educated and have taken courses to learn the intricacies of their business and industry. Other owners might be self-taught entrepreneurs who have learned their business knowledge through real-life experiences, opting not to pay for additional schooling. Many business owners are a mix of both!

Starting customer loyalty programs can be a time-consuming, yet rewarding, project. It is vital to make your customers feel valued. If you do not make this a priority, they make take their business elsewhere!

As a construction business owner, you’ve probably grown accustomed to the competitive nature of this industry. You’re likely faced with trying to land jobs before your competitors do, and aim to find ways to successfully outshine them during the bidding process.

Congratulations! If you’re reading this post, you survived tax season. We understand if you’re sick of thinking about filing taxes and all of the components that come with this. Still, you may thank yourself later if you start preparing for next year’s Tax Day now.

Your business income statement, also known as the profit and loss statement, reports the revenues you earned and the expenses you incurred for a given period –  usually a month, quarter or year. There are actually a few different ways of how to prepare an income statement, depending on your type of business –manufacturer, merchandiser or service provider.

Say goodbye to winter weather, Spring Equinox is here! You’ve probably heard about the tradition of ‘spring cleaning.’ That doesn’t just hold true for giving your home some much needed attention. Your small business can benefit from a spring cleaning, too!

On International Women’s Day, March 8th, the organizers of the Women’s March on Washington encouraged women to participate in “A Day Without A Woman”. The intention of the day was to create a concrete vision of what communities, households and the economy would be like if women suddenly took the day off.

According to a survey by the National Small Business Association, 40 percent of entrepreneurs spend more than 80 hours each year managing their finances. Even if you’re working 10-12 hour days to bootstrap your startup, those hours add up to more than a week each year. A week that you probably don’t have the luxury of spending doing anything other than growing your business (unless it’s taking a much-needed vacation).

It’s becoming more and more common for small businesses to develop a content marketing strategy. If marketing isn’t your strong suit, you may not realize how producing original content for your business could boost your bottom line.