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Cash flow or rather a lack of it is one of the main reasons that small businesses fail. Too often, businesses focus on overall profitability as a metric in their planning and review exercises.

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Dealing with an inconsistent income is one of the hardest and most stressful aspects of being a solo entrepreneur. One minute it’s a feast, next a famine, and it’s hard to predict which is coming next.

While unpredictable income is not something that will ever go away, here are four th Read More

Content marketing is a great way to position yourself and your business as a trusted expert. But finding the time to create content isn’t always easy. Publishing a weekly blog is hard enough for most small businesses and hiring someone to do it for you isn’t always realistic.

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The idea of a salary is quite a novelty for many new business owners, particularly sole proprietors and freelancers, who often settle for pocketing whatever’s left over once the bills have been paid. But what should you pay yourself and how do you balance that with the need to pump more money back Read More

Public speaking is a great way to market your business and become known as an expert in your industry. But it rarely comes naturally and takes some practice.

To help you on your way to public speaking success, here are ten tips and tools to help you learn to embrace your nerves, delive Read More

Read our analysis of the ways March Madness can help you become a smarter and savvier business owner. Read More

If you’re self-employed or a freelancer, the very thought of having turning clients away might seem like an unimaginable circumstance.But what can you do when it feels like you’re drinking from the fire hose and can’t take on any more work?

Here are a few tips for turning down new and Read More

Excel is great for simple accounting tasks, but as your business grows its limitations emerge. If you’re tired of manual accounting, invoicing, and general finance management, or your business is growing so fast that you can’t keep track of it all anymore, then it may be time to make the switch.
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About half of all new small businesses close within five years. Of course, businesses fail for a number of reasons, but allocating start-up funding wisely, keeping operating costs low, and maximizing your tax deductions can make the difference between success and failure down the line.
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How do I register my business?” is one of the most common questions that new small business owners have. The answer, unfortunately, isn’t as simple as “Go here and fill out this form.”

For most new businesses, the process of getting registered involves several steps (and not always in Read More