Showing posts with category "advice"

What do you need to consider when selling your business?

There are many reasons why people consider exiting a business. No matter the reason, it is always good to ensure you get a fair return on the sale

Why now is a good time to invest in a business as we emerge from COVID-19

There is no doubt that virtually every industry has experienced significant changes and shifts throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.

How to make the most out of virtual networking

COVID19 has been a tough time for many of us. Especially for those who are looking to shift their role or go for a new one entirely.

Workaholic, Daydreamer, Recluse – which remote worker are you?

New research has highlighted three types of personality types that have emerged from the extended period of remote working.

How to attract investment to your startup

The number one problem new businesses have is a lack of funding. Limited cash flow is a difficult hurdle to overcome.

Multi-Cloud benefits & risks

Discover what multi-cloud is, how it can benefit your enterprise, and risks it carries. We’ll also tell you how you can migrate to multi-cloud strategy

How to make your business sign stand out from the crowd

Business signage is essential if you have physical premises of any kind, whether you're a high-end retailer with a luxury boutique in a town centre

What are an employees sickness rights at work?

A report from Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development found 86 per cent  those surveyed had observed staff attending work while ill

What to do when your motivation is running low

Whether it's once a week, once a fortnight or even once a month, it is so easy for our motivation to slip.

5 of the most common businesses online

The fact that online-based businesses are doing well is far from a secret. Some are already established multimillion dollar companies while some are based out of someone’s basement. Some have hundr...

Ways to improve your email marketing

Email marketing is one of the oldest online marketing techniques, but it’s still one of the most effective. The Direct Marketing Association estimates a return on investment of over £40 for every £...

10 tips to keep your business safe from SAD

If you believe what you read in the papers, the third Monday of January is the most depressing day of the year. The idea of Blue Monday is of course a load of PR guff, based on spurious calculation...