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Why Credit Management and Sales Teams Should be Friends
Read moreVirtually every business transaction that concerns another business involves credit. There’s a bit of a joke in sales teams that…
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Why is it so important to know and understand your Ideal Client? – Guest Blog by Julia Blake
Read moreOne way to boost cash flow is to make more sales. But to make more sales we have to get…
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101 Tips for Better Cash Flow
Read moreCreating better cash flow is not just about selling more than you spend. Sales have to be paid for and…
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Why It’s Important to Prepare A Cash Flow Forecast
Read moreRunning your own business can be difficult, gaining and maintaining clients, invoicing and chasing payments as well as tracking income…
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Profit Vs Cash Flow
Read moreWhen you’re running your own business, you spend a lot of time chasing work, getting new clients, and invoicing people.…
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Take The Stress Out of Your Cash Flow
Read moreStress is most commonly a reaction to mental or emotional pressure. It’s often related to feeling like you’re losing control…
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Is Your Mental Health at the Mercy of Your Cash Flow?
Read moreAs we come to the end of #stressawarenessmonth and at this unusual time with many people furloughed from work, small…
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Why is Credit Control Important for your Business?
Read moreNo matter how passionate you are about your business and the service or products you are providing, getting paid and…
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Five Signs that you need to Outsource your Credit Control
Read moreAs a small business owner, you have to wear a number of different hats when running your business; the marketing…
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Has Your Cashflow Caught Coronavirus?
Read moreFollowing the recent Government press conference on Coronavirus, every business should be reviewing and updating its risk management plan to…
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Verbal Agreements are Worth the Paper They’re Written on
Read moreBusiness in the modern world is very much a buyer’s market. With the internet making thousands of businesses all over…
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The Dangers of Not Having Terms and Conditions
Read moreIt is estimated that only seven percent of Britons actually read Terms and Conditions (Ts & Cs) before ticking that…