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Starting and owning a small business can sometimes be a little nerve-wracking. There are so many unforeseen circumstances that can arise, good or bad. As a small business owner, it is important to know a few strong facts that can change the way you approach your day to day operations.

More often than not, when a restaurant is catering a wedding, they will be expected to supply a bartender for the day’s festivities. As this is an important role at a wedding reception, you want to choose your staff member carefully and ask questions of the organizers to determine any themes or restrictions the party may have. You’ll want to choose someone who is not only skilled and efficient with their craft, but someone who is outgoing and positive. Once you’ve made that decision, there are several tips to pass along to them to ensure their success.

Owning a small business is hard work.  It’s essential to take some time with family and friends to relax and enjoy all you’ve strived for.  Alone time can be important as well.  Without those elements, you run the risk of burning out or simply not giving your business your all.  Either scenario can be very hazardous to the well-being and longevity of your small business.  When you’re running a small business, it can consume your life.  So how can entrepreneurs and small business owners recharge their batteries and eliminate the pitfalls involved with exhaustion?  Which actions will prevent you from getting to that point in the first place?

As a retail business owner, one of the biggest things that’s regularly focused on is sales. Without sales, a business will not thrive. This is especially true for smaller businesses. Presented here are four outside the box ideas to increase retail sales and help your business flourish with long term success.

Marketing to a specific niche can be more effective than trying to market to everyone. Identifying key organizations within your community and seeking out strategic partnerships and relationships can have a very positive impact on your bottom line. Here we note 4 niche markets that can help drive revenue at your restaurant.