A successful business is one that is well managed. Being adaptable and flexible before major fluctuations occur can greatly assist you in hard times.
Recognising problems before they arise can minimise the fall out and pave the way to a faster recovery. Learning to identify potential cash flow problems is critical to your success as a business as without adequate cash flow your business may be on its way to becoming a statistic. Read More
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The Cash Flow Tsunami — How to Recognise Early Warning SignsTuesday, February 14, 2012
An Entrepreneur's Reading List – Book Suggestions to Help You Get to the TopTuesday, February 14, 2012
In a fast changing and challenging business world never underestimate the value of a continuing education. Often our success is based on setting goals, implementing the necessary strategies, achieving those goals and then setting some more. Using Customer Complaints To Your Best AdvantageMonday, February 13, 2012
Customer complaints are a fact of business. A customer who takes the time to complain rather than to take their business elsewhere may well be speaking on behalf of the silent majority. If the complaint warrants a systemic change or if you have taken action as a result of the complaint thank the customer for bringing the matter to your attention and advise them on the corrective steps that you have taken. Read More Reducing Marketing Costs While Gaining ExposureMonday, February 13, 2012
For many business owners it can be a difficult exercise to identify the most effective marketing strategies that both gain exposure AND minimise the required investment. Getting Your Head Into The CloudsMonday, February 13, 2012
It can be a Catch-22 on whether economic, technological and management trends are good for small business or not. They certainly require an investment in time and money to keep abreast of the never-ending developments. However, to ignore them is to provide your competitors with the opportunity to grow their businesses at your expense. Are You Driving Your Business Or Is It Driving You?Wednesday, January 18, 2012
The New Year is always a good time for reflection. We touched on this point in last month's newsletter. It's often a time when we look back and wonder where the time went. |

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