Merchant Cash Advance Blog

Spring break is here and while travel may be a bit limited this year, there are still ample opportunities to profit from this fun time. For restaurants in tourist areas, this is an extremely important time of year. The hope is enough people make their way out to support local restaurants despite the restrictions. Turning your restaurant into a fun destination is key to bringing in guests. Here we take a look at five tips to make your restaurant the place to be this spring break.

Creating an all-Irish menu for St. Patrick’s Day is a great way to promote your restaurant. Traditional foods and your own take on old school recipes can be a big hit. Promotions should start early and be sure to let your customers know about delivery and take-out options. Here we take a look at ten recipes to inspire your St. Patrick’s Day restaurant menu.

It’s that dreaded time of year known as Tax Time, and if you are one of the millions of business owners who received financial assistance from the Federal Paycheck Protection Program, you might be saying, “What do I do now?”

Last year was a tough one for small businesses to say the least. Service focused businesses such as salons were hit particularly hard due to government mandated shut downs and those that have survived are looking for ways to generate additional revenue to make up for it.

The differences between business cash advances and loans are numerous, and many of these differences benefit the consumer. As the business cash advance industry has matured, it has become a safe and viable option for small business owners to get the cash they need to grow. Here we take a look at the primary differences between a business cash advance and a loan.