by Jack Harrington | Jan 27, 2021 | Blog, Business Growth, Business Tips, Profitability Tips
A great way to start 2021 is to take a fresh look at your business finances. Many things changed in 2020, and if you are in the habit of spending on the same items year after year, it’s the perfect time to decide what is essential and what can go. There are only a few... by Jack Harrington | Mar 3, 2020 | Accounting, Bookkeeping Tips, Business Growth, Business Tips, Profitability Tips
One of the top challenges for small businesses is managing cash flow effectively. There are times when the most experienced business owner can run short just before payroll day or get into trouble because they didn’t plan for a large expenditure. Not having enough... by Jack Harrington | Mar 14, 2019 | Business Tips, Profitability Tips
One of the biggest challenges for small businesses is managing cash flow. There never seems to be enough cash to meet all of the obligations, so it makes sense to speed up cash flow when you can. Here are five tips you can use to get your cash faster or slow down the... by Jack Harrington | Feb 28, 2019 | Business Tips, Profitability Tips
Do you remember the days when you got a report card from school? Now that you have a business, your business has grades as well. But it’s up to you to calculate them. Here are some grades you can compute for your business to give it a report card of its... by Jack Harrington | Jan 31, 2019 | Business Tips, Profitability Tips
The start of a new year also means that it’s the perfect time to revisit old business strategies from last year so that you can maximize your revenue for 2019. If your financial numbers were fantastic last year, that’s great! Keep the strategies that... by Jack Harrington | Dec 20, 2018 | Business Tips, Decision-Making Tips, Profitability Tips
2019 is right around the corner, which makes today the perfect time to think about your business goals and where you want to be one year from now. As year-end wraps up, you’ll soon know your financial numbers for 2018. You’ll then be able to evaluate how...