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Small business owners have been through a tumultuous two-year span that has tested the resilience of their business, business model, and staff. With the pandemic beginning to wane and society starting to get back to normal, owners can begin to focus on growth initiatives and building toward the future. Here we take a look at four ways to set your small business up for future success.

With the difficulty small businesses have hiring new employees, it is imperative to find ways to retain those you currently have on staff and any new ones you can bring in. While adequate compensation is a good start, it is not the only thing needed to retain quality staff. Here we take a look at six ways to reduce turnover at your small business.

Small businesses are struggling to hire new employees, and several industries have had difficulty holding on to the ones they have. Finding ways to attract and retain quality employees is vital to the growth and sustainability of your business. Here we take a look at a few ways to attract employees to your small business.

This has been perhaps the most stressful two-year period in history to be a small business owner. There have been shutdowns, partial reopening, staff turnover, financial hardships, and that doesn't include any of the changes to personal and family lives that we've all had to deal with. Many owners have been forced to drastically change their business model just to stay afloat. All of these challenges come along with what can be a great deal of stress. Finding ways to relieve that stress is essential to keep your business and yourself, for that matter, moving forward toward better things. Here we take a look at five ways for small business owners to relieve stress.

As people begin to venture back out into the world and take trips, small business owners will once again need to focus their attention on drawing in foot traffic. Simply getting people to come into your establishment gives you a chance to make a sale. While a great deal of business has been done online over the last year, the in-person interactions and relationships built are what make small businesses stand out. Here we take a look at five ways to increase foot traffic to your small business.