Small businesses have faced unprecedented challenges over the last few years. Many are hoping for a calmer 2023, but a possible recession, record high inflation and labor shortages may make that unlikely. Being aware of the small business trends for 2023 can help organizations successfully meet their challenges and find opportunities for growth. Here are…
Like most small business owners, you’re used to handling all business activities yourself. This includes all HR tasks. In fact, 54% of small businesses handle HR in house. But owners usually give HR work to staff with little practice managing employees. According to one survey, 81% of those employees aren’t confident in their HR skills. And…
What do printer ink, client lunches and shipping costs all have in common? They’re business expenses—the costs incurred while operating your business. And, as long as you run a for-profit company, you can deduct many of these expenses from your taxable income to help your business’s finances at tax time. What Are Some Examples of Small Business…
There are thousands of small businesses in varying industries that are feeling the immediate impact of COVID-19. It’s important to support them whenever possible – now, and as soon as our country and communities stabilize from the outbreak. Because the reality is that we need these local businesses to stay afloat to help keep our community strong.…
Don’t Equate Small with Safe Despite significant cybersecurity exposures, 85 percent of small business owners believe their company is safe from hackers, viruses, malware or a data breach. This disconnect is largely due to the widespread belief that small businesses are unlikely targets for cyber attacks. In reality, data thieves are simply looking for the…
Most businesses are forced to close shop after experiencing a data breach and those that manage to stay open rarely reclaim the success they experienced prior to the breach. You can’t undo a data breach once it has happened to your business, but you can help mitigate the damage of a data breach and save your company’s reputation if…
With so many different types of insurance to choose from, it can be overwhelming to determine what type is best for your small business. Deeley Insurance Group is here to help explain the types of insurance policies available and how they can help protect you, your employees and your business’s bottom line. Commercial Property Insurance…
Are you a direct sales consultant? Think about the amount of inventory you have in your possession right now. Is it hundreds of dollars? Thousands of dollars? Is it an amount you can’t afford to lose? Being in direct sales can increase your property and liability exposures. Whether you sell Stella & Dot, LuLaRoe or…
Many businesses are not prepared to respond to a man-made or natural disaster. Statistics show that of the businesses that close because of a disaster, at least 1 in 4 never reopens. Small businesses are particularly at risk because typically they only have one location—the one that is damaged or destroyed. That’s why disaster planning…
Quite often, data security isn’t a priority to owners of small businesses or those who are self-employed. Although it is important to spend energy trying to grow the business, protecting your data and your clients’ data is extremely important when it comes to keeping your business alive. Creditcards.com provides 6 practical and affordable steps to…
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