Often, business cash advances are lumped in with loans when financing options are discussed. However, business cash advances are not defined as loans because they have some important differences that distinguish them from loans. These differences make business cash advances an advantageous option for many businesses.
Karen Erdelac
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Why a Business Cash Advance is Not a Loan
Topics: Business Cash Advance
Being prepared for the holidays is essential for small business owners looking to profit and maintain a healthy work-life balance during this hectic time of year. If you’re planning on having holiday parties at your business these should be planned out well ahead of time. Requesting employees to submit any time off requests as early as possible will help with any scheduling or staffing issues that may come up. If you’re planning events or promotions, all of the orders and blueprints for these occasions should be done in advance. Using slow summer months to organize your holiday plan will save you time, money and frustration during what should be a joyous time.
Topics: Holiday
Don't Waste Your Business Cash Advance
Once you get a business cash advance, it's important to use it well.Business cash advances are best used to help a company grow so that the cost of the advance can be absorbed, and the business is better off afterward. Companies can move forward with the cash an advance provides, but must be wise about how they use the funds.
Topics: Business Cash Advance
Summer Relaxation Tips For Small Business Owners
Taking time away from work and finding ways to relax is extremely important for the health of small business owners and their companies. However, finding ways to do so can be extremely difficult, especially during busy times. Here we’ve outlined several ways you can relieve stress during the summer months.
Topics: Small Business
Summer Mixology Recipes
Cocktails take center stage in the summer months for restaurants, bars and liquor stores and using your advanced knowledge of mixology can help you bring in additional revenue. Instead of just selling your drinks, take the opportunity to interact with your customers and teach them how to make them themselves. This will help to build a relationship with your patrons and ensure they have a good time at your establishment.
Topics: Restaurant, Liquor Store
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