Merchant Cash Advance Blog

Business cash advances offer a great opportunity to complete your planned projects whether they are simple items from your to-do list or strategic aspirations like opening a second location. There is no hassle or complicated requirements such as excellent credit or tons of paperwork. You will pay the funds that you receive back through your future credit and debit card sales. This is an excellent chance for the owners of many small businesses such as restaurants, liquor stores, auto body repair facilities and retailers.

Spring is right around the corner and with that comes the busiest season of the year for caterers. Wedding season can account for a large percentage of yearly profits for your catering company and getting it right can make or break your business. Here we’ve outlined some helpful hints to get your catering company ready for wedding season.

All too often small business owners begin major projects only to run out of available funds. This may be due to complications, poor planning or unexpected expenses. Regardless of the reason, it is important you take your projects to completion. Unfinished projects can hinder business operations, alienate staff and be detrimental to the customer experience. If cash flow is holding you back from settling unfinished business, a merchant cash advance may be right for you.

While social media and ecommerce continue to be the dominant small business trends, nothing compares to having new customers walking through your door. Increasing foot traffic is always on the minds of business owners with physical locations. You need to shake things up for the slow period in business, and here we will be discussing some ideas that can help you get your customers excited to revisit your store.

Your specialty retail store layout should focus primarily on the customer experience and moving merchandise. With the cost of commercial space being so high it is important to maximize every square foot in your store. There are many common store layouts that can be followed, or you can take it upon yourself to create your own design, much the way Apple has done with their retail outlets. A proper design should allow customers to browse comfortably while still maintaining sufficient shelf space to display a wide range of products. Here we’ve identified six key aspects to consider when finalizing your design.