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The Key to Thriving in Today’s Economy? Customer Trust

Large projects often require funding that falls outside of existing budgets. Explore these options so you can find ways to grow your business.

5 Loan Options and Pre-Application Considerations for Businesses

Shifting market demand, changing consumer behaviors and sales fluctuations may spur the need to open a new location, expand your current space or purchase new equipment.…
Finance and Growth DEC 11
Small businesses can use social media to stand out, even among their largest competitors. Embrace these 13 trends to level up your social content strategy.

13 Social Media Trends for SMBs

Seven in 10 Americans use social media regularly, according to the Pew Research Center. Social media powerhouse Meta boasts 2 billion daily active users, while its…
Brand and Marketing DEC 8
Labor costs are one of the highest costs for businesses' P&L. You should account for all employees in your labor cost calculations, as well as every every stage of the client journey.

4 Critical Labor Considerations for Businesses

Labor costs are one of the highest costs for businesses’ P&L. Depending on your business type, you likely have sales reps, project managers, warehouse managers, associates,…
Customer Experience DEC 6
As consumers focus on home remodeling projects, design experts need to stand out by focusing on the value of their knowledge and expertise.

3 Ways Home Services Companies Can Create Value in a Tightening Market

The home market has shifted. Demand for new construction is cooling as temperatures rise on interest rates, leading to a boom in home renovations. Remodeling an…
Business Planning DEC 5
Industry trade shows can be an effective way to network and promote your business. Follow these tips to maximize your presence and drive traffic.

5 Tips to Win Customers at Your Next Trade Show

Industry trade shows can be an effective way to network and promote your products and services to highly targeted audiences. These events are ripe with potential…
Business Planning DEC 5
Thinking about an exit strategy? Want to plan the next stage of your business career? Follow these tips if you want to pursue M&A for your small business.

M&A for Small Business: How to Plan for a Successful Sale

Some business owners see themselves running their companies for decades — maybe even passing them down to their children — but most entrepreneurs don’t want to…
Business Planning DEC 4

Re-Bath Growth Reflected in Agreements with Existing Franchisees

Re-Bath, the nation’s largest complete bathroom remodeling franchise, announces five signed agreements – all with existing franchisees – further validating the franchise opportunity and proven business…
General DEC 3

WOW Design Opens Third US Logistics Center

As part of its growth strategy and commitment to the U.S. market, Spanish tile company WOW Design has recently opened a new logistics and distribution center…
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