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How to Create a Budget for Your Business
A budget will help guide your business decisions, prioritize spending and manage cash flow. Follow these five steps and create a useful business budget.
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How to Create a Financial Forecast for Your Startup Business Plan
Financial forecasting allows you to measure the progress of your new business by benchmarking performance against anticipated sales and costs.
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5 Types of Organizational Structures for Small Business
From functional reporting to flat decision-making, these five types of organizational structures offer unique advantages.
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How to Create an Effective Company Reporting Structure
There are many organizational models you can use to establish your reporting structure, depending on the maturity and goals of your business.
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How to Communicate a Price Increase to Customers
Rising costs can require raising your prices. How do you approach this touchy subject with your customers? Read on for some tips and tricks.
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Basic Accounting Skills New Business Owners Should Learn
Understand these basic accounting concepts to keep tabs on your company’s financial health and manage your expenses effectively.
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Financial Forecasting vs. Financial Modeling
Financial forecasting and financial modeling are not the same thing, and practicing both exercises regularly can help your business grow. Here’s how.
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How to Find an Influencer
Influencers do not have to come at the celebrity level, with sky-high costs. Small business owners can tap into the perks of working with influencers, too.
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5 Touchy Subjects and How to Communicate Them to Your Customers
It’s not easy to break news to customers that may disrupt their experience with your business. Here’s how to address five touchy subjects with transparency and a focus on customer service.
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How to Create a Prototype Testing Plan
Prototype testing involves careful preparation to get the feedback you need. Start with these simple steps to design your testing plan.
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