Identifying and fixing these common cash flow problems in your business makes it easier to balance your cash flow and operate your business more successfully.
Read MoreWhy do so many startups barely get out of the starting blocks? There are many reasons. For some, it's a lack of pre-launch planning and research. For others, it's running out of cash. But there's one factor which is more important than all the others: the founder.
Read MoreYou're creating a startup that will help transform your lives and offer incredible opportunities to the partners and customers who are joining you in your goals. There's just one problem: in order to reach those key goals, you need funding. Luckily, there are several ways you can secure funding for your startup and move forward with reaching those dreams.
Read MoreWith the right apps, your phone can work as hard for your business as you do, and here are some of the best for entrepreneurs and small business owners.
Read MoreToday's business owners and startup founders have an option for raising capital that can help increase their odds of success and build their customers from the very beginning: crowdfunding. While many people are choosing to jump on the crowdfunding bandwagon consider these pros and cons first.
Read MoreOne way to ensure the success of your start-up or high growth business is to focus on the right KPIs. This post delves into the important ones to track.
Read MoreCutting corners when it comes to bookkeeping can be dangerous to the health of any small business - here's 5 reasons why.
Read MoreComing up with a business idea is the easy part, figuring out if it will be a success or if you can make a successful business of the idea is harder. Startup investors look to the likelihood of your business growing before choosing to invest, here are 3 factors investors look for in growing businesses.
Read MoreHas your business spent days lock in a room to put together a strategy. That strategy probably contains some lofty goals, but how do you know if you are on the way to achieving them. The answer is simple you break the lofty goals into 3 year, yearly and quarterly goals, backed by performance measures that help you figure out if you business is heading into the right direction. There are many reasons why you need performance measures, here are 5 of the most important.
Read MoreWe celebrate success, but its the failures that define who we are. Trouble is in business mistakes often mean no second changes. Choosing the right time to raise capital is one decision that needs to be timed correct - for this startup the timing was matched with an ambitious target.
Read MoreCreating a startup can be the most exciting yet challenging time of your life. You will learn, grow and hopefully succeed. But if you get the startup team wrong, the changes of business success reduce dramatically. Find out why founding teams are important.
Read MoreSuccessful businesses have a couple of common traits, a well defined and communicated strategy and focus linked by performance measures. These performance measures are reviewed regularly, are linked to the position requirements of everyone in the business, and only one person is accountable for it.
Read MoreSmall business and startup founders often skip of the art to delegate, taking on more and more responsibilities until finally something bursts - the business stops growing, or worst yet runs out of cash. The reason - everyone was too busy to notice. Success is often the result of delegation is it time your business delegated.
Read MoreCloud accounting isn't another platform for counting the beans, they are business platforms that allow you to automate processes, saving time and money. In 3 easy steps your business can switch too, see how our Virtual CFOs have implemented cloud accounting.
Read MoreStartups are temporary organisations set up to find a business model that is scalable. This requires a hypothesis that you test rather than a 40 page business plan based on assumptions. Find out how your changes of business success can be improved if you get out of the building.
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