Ensuring we get our timing right for running business is o very critical these days. With competition in all areas pretty fierce, it needs a smooth uninterrupted flow of orders in, goods/services out, invoices out followed by payment in. . . . What is doesn’t need at any point is a hold up to sort
There are so many types of business that can be marketed today – the various methods of doing so vary almost as much as the subject matter too. I was looking through one of our little trade magazines the other day looking specifically for details of funeral directors – for a pal in need. I
In the old days – that mythical time that is anything before this last ten years then . . . .. companies would have to find their own funding for developing and producing new products. The original company product would be a strong item that never goes out of fashion. There are so many still
Knowing how to run any kind of business is a bit startling at first. No one just thinks of a product, gets hold of one piece and then starts selling overnight. Everything in business takes a wee while. You need to research your market for a start – check out whether selling to a student
The UK is entering a very difficult period now. The brexit deal has been reached with the eu but it looks extremely unlikely it will get passed by the uk parliament – the opposition to it has been growing at a most remarkable pace and it’s almost impossible to imagine enough mps changing their minds
Whatever kind of business one has – even if already fledged and about to fly big, careful planning and business marketing is essential to ensure the maximum take up of the product or service is achieved. Having the most brilliant product or idea is one thing – getting if off the ground or out into
Time is certainly ticking away in every sense of the word as far as our remaining in the EU is concerned. After the rather devicive referumdum the other year, there has been a frantic race to try and get a dignified and working ‘divorce’ settlement for us to be able to work and trade without
One of the key things about trying to set up a new company is working out how much finance is going to be needed. Do you have enough set aside once you give up perhaps employment and rely on this wonderful new scheme to take you through to a gloriously rich lifestyle. . . .
When you want to get a grip on business dealings that seem to be slipping beyond your comfort zone, it can be easy to hide your head in the sand, pretend it’s just not happening and then wonder why your little world implodes further down the line. This has happened to a chum of ours
Something I recall about my years as a private secretary/personal assistant, was the caring and molly coddling I was expected to do for the boss and his wife. I must say though that because of the way I was brought up, in a family where our mother was a very definite contributor to the family