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Koble’s 2018 SMB Sales and Growth Confidence Survey has revealed 58 percent of small businesses are less confident in sales prospects under the Trump administration. And 43 percent said the tax reform will have no impact on their business.
In conducting the survey, Koble was looking to figure out the growth obstacles small businesses were facing along with their sales plan for 2018, taxes, the Trump administration and investment in their company.
With the first quarter of 2018 almost gone, small businesses are assessing the year to date and how they should plan for the remainder of the year. As owners look for new opportunities, the Koble survey provides insights into what these small business owners are thinking in key areas, and the environment they are operating in.