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Business Advice – Starting / Getting on track
Goals should be set in writing
Start with your end goal in mind
Thinking about how to start a small business, you need a clear vision of what it could be like when your plans come to fruition.
Map out, plan, and measure
Tools have value, such as Success Driver Mapping, you can tell how well every key system in your business is performing.
Report the numbers which matter most to your business every month on a One Page Plan
Where traditional accounts end, start with a single sheet of A4 paper compares the actual performance of your business to targets set in every vital area.
Share results of business performance with the team
Holding monthly board team meeting is an excellent way to do this. You can then devise the actions necessary to improve performance further.
Analyse financial performance of the past to understand trends and critical changes in business
Learning from past mistakes and successes of both your business and other business will enhance your business to look at new avenues. Leapfrog, don’t just catch up.
Benchmark performance to the rest of their industry
A once a year process of benchmarking will help to identify your strengths and weaknesses. Using key learning points from the previous five business tips to produce a business action plan. This mapped out development pathway can help your business to improve results further.
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Use financial figures as an indicator of the business’ health and progress
This practice acts as an early warning system. It’s essential to do this regularly and not just as an afterthought to sort out your taxes.
Profit alone isn’t enough
Do not run out of funds, you will go bust, even when you are making a good profit. Successful business people don’t assume the bank will keep meeting the ever-increasing cash gap.
Value, not price
Do not use cheap equipment. Do not skimp of training. Customers are very judgemental.
How you are seen in letters
Customers are very judgemental. and will judge businesses even based on the paper they use for adverts and correspondence.
How you are seen in email
Keep disclaimer in letters and emails
Write a disclaimer
Contact a professional to produce one for you, make sure this disclaimer is written in business documents and on the website. If Law is mentioned, make sure it applies to your work, trade, and country. Do not copy and paste other companies disclaimer.
Know that being the cheapest is usually a low strategy
Especially the case for a small business, if you gain customers by being the lowest priced, you’ll soon lose them when they find it even cheaper. And they always will.
Do not get behind with paying their tax
Keep on top of payroll, and taxation to the government. Make sure adequate amounts put aside as forecasted to make payments. They are preventing tax money being used by the business in other areas. As per the Finical Times, one prominent business owner was caught out by this and fined for late tax submission, and they now have there taxes reviewed monthly.
Stand firm on customer credit from day one.
A customer who doesn’t pay is worse than no customer. And once you let them get away with late payment, they’ll always do it. Nip it in the bud from day one. If you join a local business group, other business owners are quite open about bad customers who move between suppliers and take advantage of peoples good nature. You can be a good business owner; just do not be walked over.
Only change banks if necessary
Find a good bank manager, you should build a relationship, and stay with it. Try to be open and honest with them, and work as a team. Do not change Bank on charges. By reviewing the local Banks, you will notice that as customer service of the Bank drops, charges are lower. It is best for you to bank with a bank where the staff a permanent, and not hot seating with high turnover.
