SMEs
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While the world and many businesses face unprecedented times right now, it’s given us time to step back from the fast-paced world we once lived in and review both our businesses and our lives including what we’re grateful for.
I have spoken to many business owners who needed to be quick to react to the situation to ensure they stay afloat. There are many ways as business owners we can adapt to maximise our results.
There are still people who are hesitant to go online with their business.
Well, it’s a New Year and all the more reason to aim for growth and improvement. The pros of having a website for your business has overpowered the cons (if there’s any).
Small businesses owners typically know that time is money.
However, they may be desperately short on ideas on how to save time, much less do so in an effective manner. Here are 4 time saving practices for small businesses, no matter what your business does.
A great product is not one that's loved by everyone.
You have a target audience, a customer persona and a niche that your product/service belongs to.
Finding success in any small business is an exciting time. When the company has reached the level where growth is imminent, and the future is inspiring, everything seems rosy.
Until the realization sets in that growth means the need for more capital to support the expansion.
It can be challenging to succeed when you are operating in an industry with much larger companies.
These companies usually have the resources and reputation to corner the market which is frustrating if you are just starting out or looking to grow a small business.
Sustaining an SME is a difficult job — there are many functions to coordinate to ensure continued growth, but with limited resources, many small firms can struggle.
In order to cope with the burden, more businesses are outsourcing and benefits include reducing and controlling operating costs, enabling you to focus on core business areas, and tapping into expertise.
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Digital consultancy of makers disrupts traditional consultancy approach -
Venture launched in London by co-founders of award-winning European digital agency
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Consultancy pledges to solve business problems in 58 hours
REBORRN, a leading digital consultancy launches in the UK, challenging the Big Four’s approach to consulting.
https://www.reborrn.com/
The venture with its offices based in Great Portland Street, London is founded by Giorgos Vareloglou and Costas Mantziaris, former co-founders of Mindworks; now isobar-iProspect, a leading digital agency in Central and Eastern Europe (CCE).
Research reveals next wave of digital sales growth in popular retail categories will be driven by older consumers -
