Merchant Cash Advance Blog

We’ve all heard the old adage “You have to spend money to make money”? It is not always true, but if your business is experiencing a temporary decrease in cash flow it may make the difference between closing your business and being successful. Frequently, a small business will have inconsistencies in their cash flow. Maybe your business is seasonal, like a landscaping company, or maybe your business experiences the ebb and flow of the tourism market. Either way, there will be times when your cash flow is great and times when it is not so great. You still have a lot of the same expenses, such as overhead and payroll, even when you do not have the cash flow to cover it. Maybe you had a piece of crucial equipment break down and you don’t have the cash to repair or replace it. In all of these scenarios a Business cash Advance can help your business through those rough times and keep it growing.

With the likes of Amazon and Walmart dominating the retail world it is essential for small business owners to maximize their marketing dollars. Having unique products and a great staff can only take you so far. Marketing is more important for retailers than in years past due to the number of purchasing options people have these days. So what does it take for owners to maximize marketing dollars and increase brand awareness?

Investing in your bakery can take many forms, none of which is more important than keeping your menu fresh. Offering high quality traditional items along with unique and trending tastes can be difficult. Keeping up with dietary, convenience and taste trends will allow your bakery to maximize profits and stay on the cutting edge of the industry. Here we’ve outlined seven ways you can diversify your bakery menu.

Like most lines of business the restaurant industry has seen a continuous impact from new technologies. While many cling to successful, traditional business models, those that adapt in at least some fashion have seen the benefits. Whether it is more energy efficient equipment, marketing campaigns or customer experience related items, technology continues to have an impact worldwide.

Spring is a time of growth and new life and the same can ring true for your small business. With warmer weather comes the opportunity to improve the look of your business, build company culture and draw in new customers. Here we’ve outlined a few projects to make priority this spring.