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When you're a small business owner your success will be largely dependent upon your ability to steer your company towards prosperity.  In larger corporations, many owners take a hands-off approach.  That is something that is simply not possible for the CEO of a small business.  Whether you’ve been in the game for years or you’ve just launched a new start-up, continuing to grow personally and professionally will directly correlate with the growth of your business.  While no one is perfect, there are several key things you can focus on to ensure you are getting the most out of yourself in regards to growing your business.

As with any industry, the restaurant business is constantly evolving.  Those businesses that are willing to embrace change and capitalize on new trends are pulling ahead of the competition.  Trends come and go, and sometimes old trends make a comeback.  With the restaurant industry, healthy, clean products have become popular, however, there will always be room for indulgence when dining out. In competitive restaurant industry, it’s important to stay on top of the trends, but more importantly, carving out a niche market and launching your own fads will benefit company growth.

Earth Day is April 22 and there will be a lot of news about small businesses going green.  According to franchisehelp.com “Globally, a report from 2014 says that 55% of consumers across 60 countries are willing to pay higher prices for goods from environmentally conscious companies. A 2013 study claims that 71% of Americans at least consider the environment as a factor when shopping.”  Not only is going green good for the environment, it’s great for business.  Here is a compilation of articles to help your company go green.  Click on the headings to read the full articles.

Are you looking for a way to boost sales at your liquor store? Consider the art of merchandise display.  Merchandise displays affect your customer’s shopping habits by making products more prominent and appealing. When done correctly, displays can boost liquor store sales by bringing your best products to the forefront and increasing sales per transaction.  There are several ways to utilize merchandise displays at your liquor store. Here are a few of our favorites.

If you own and operate a successful small business and are looking to expand it’s not always best to open a new location.  Starting a supporting business outside of your current market can dramatically cut costs and increase the exposure of your brand.  As a small business owner you can benefit by opening a company that produces goods or services that are utilized on a daily basis at your current establishment.  By analyzing your costs and deficiencies you can determine what type of business will best support your current one and bring the most revenue to both.  You’ll need to keep in mind that starting this business will involve the same amount of time and dedication it took to make your current business successful, but the hard work can pay significant dividends.