Small businesses very often have it tough. In fact a majority of small businesses fold up within the first few years of operations itself. Of even those that do survive the initial stages, only a few of them thrive, sustain for long or develop into large, robust businesses. A vast majority of small businesses that continue, carry on for ages on a hand to mouth existence, barely surviving. Here are a few tips to consider at all times, particularly during tough times:
1. Focus on cash flows: Many small businesses have perennial cash flow problems. This can be stressful, destructive to the business and can be a vicious cycle stunting growth and development. Hence it is important for a small business owner to keep good control over cash flow and focus heavily on a good cash flow.
2. Stick to the knitting: Focussing on ones core competence and getting expertise and acknowledged reputation in ones core competence will stand by one during tough times.
Avoid these common small business mistakes
Saturday, April 24, 2010
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