Business expansion is an exciting endeavor for any small business owner. Taking this step means that you have successfully sold your product or service, and it has been well received by the public. You now know that scaling your small business up could bring in some real profits. However, many small businesses fail after their […]
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Today’s small business owner can struggle for months with a bank to receive the smallest amount of financing. Kevin O’Leary understands small businesses and got involved with IOU Financial to ensure small business owners always have access to affordable capital! O’Leary interviewed Jason, owner of DaVinci’s Pizza, who waited for months only to be denied
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Specializing in LED lighting and solar electric panels, Ohio Valley Electric has tripled its growth in the past years. With five-plus years in business and an A+ BBB rating since the start, John, the owner, counts his success to always going the extra mile for his customers. “We started the business to help people, and
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How Inventory Management Can Make or Break Your Small Business All small businesses are focused on driving sales in order to boost revenue, but businesses that sell goods rather than services have the unique challenge of managing their inventory in a way that maximizes their profits. Small business owners rely heavily on the profitable sale
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3 Tips to Build a Stronger Social Media Presence for Your Small Business While in the initial phases of starting your small business you may have created a Facebook or Twitter page without giving it much thought. Now that your company is operating smoothly, you may be looking to expand, and a stronger social media
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Expansion is an exciting prospect in the life of any business. Normally, it denotes that your business is doing well and will benefit from growing bigger. It’s also a challenging prospect, in that it can interrupt your normal operations and require additional resources, such as a business loan. Expansions are risky, and there are always
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