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Monthly Archives: September 2013
Standing out from the crowd in your business
Boring shopping I was walking through the main shopping area of our county town the other day and I could not help thinking it looked just like the main drag of every other large town I have been to recently. … Continue reading
Posted in Customer relations, Customer service
Tagged brand, Customer service, reputation, trust
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Should we buy really cheap services?
In the course of our business we are receive all sorts of offers. We get mail-shots through our letter boxes, we get emails and we receive telephone calls. Many of the offers sound very tempting, but do we know … Continue reading
Posted in Business planning
Tagged professional, Professional liability insurance, reputation
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Taking time off from your small business
We all need a break. We know that. Sometimes we let ourselves be tied to the mill. In the early days when we started, we learned that businesses do not run themselves. It might have seemed that the more we … Continue reading
Posted in Business planning
Tagged holiday, relaxation, small business, time off, vacation
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Keeping your customers’ faith
Why do our customers buy from us and go on buying.? It is because they trust us to deliver what we say we will, and we make them feel safe in our hands. Their trust is essential as Seth Godin … Continue reading
Business software magic in the Cloud?
Soothsayers Predicting the future is a fool’s pastime, especially when discussing technology of any sort. Yet we all have to try to anticipate our hardware and software needs in running a small business because we do not want to buy … Continue reading
Posted in Business planning
Tagged accounting software, business software, Cloud computing, small business, The Cloud
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Promoting your start-up business – Part 6 – Making business friends
Most start-up businesses start with one person – you. You might have one or two part-time staff or subcontractors. However there is a danger of feeling rather lonely. After all, you have to make all the decisions, and while … Continue reading
Posted in marketing, Sales
Tagged LinkedIn, networking, professional, Social media, Start-up, Twitter
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