Merchant Cash Advance Blog

With 2020 having been a difficult year for small businesses, many owners will be looking toward 2021 to recover and start growing again. As with most things in business, growth requires an investment. As bank loans become more difficult to obtain, many small business owners have turned to business cash advances to meet their funding needs. While the industry has had its share of negative press, stronger regulations have led to a far more reputable and reliable source of funding. Here we take a look at how to get the business capital you need to succeed in 2021.

The time to prepare your business for the end of the year is now so that you avoid anything out of the ordinary. While many small business owners are focused on the holidays, you don't want to lose sight of the planning that needs to take place before years end. Here are a few things your business should be doing to prepare for 2021.

In many of our articles we promote the use of social media contests as a means to build a following and draw in new customers. Rarely do we take a look into which products or incentives will be most effective in gaining participation.

To say this year has been a rough one for the restaurant industry would be an understatement. It’s safe to say that we’re all looking forward to 2021 and what will hopefully be a return to normalcy. That being said, the winter season is going to be a challenge. With many restaurants relying on outdoor seating, the inability to host guests in cold weather climates may have a serious impact on revenue. Many restrictions on dining capacity have been lifted, but there is very little certainty that that will continue. Here we take a look at five ways restaurants can maintain revenue through what is sure to be a trying winter season.

With the challenges that have come with 2020, small business owners have been under more pressure than ever before. Maintaining a business, keeping employees working and happy, and still keeping an eye on the future have been difficult tasks this year, and it has taken its toll on small business owners. Maintaining your edge includes keeping up with your mental and physical health as well as fine-tuning your leadership skills. Here’s how to get it done.