Merchant Cash Advance Blog

The innate ability to seize a good opportunity when it becomes available can separate successful business owners from the rest. While not everyone is born with this trait, it can most certainly be learned. “What does it mean to seize opportunities? To accept or pursue an opportunity (to do something) with alacrity or conviction. To take advantage of an opportunity when offered. When you seize an opportunity, you take advantage of it and do something that you want to do. Act quickly to use the opportunity while available.” Here we take a look at how to become better at identifying and seizing opportunities in business.

Repeat customers are what fuel small businesses, and without them, owners face the prospect of constantly acquiring new customers, which can be far more expensive. It’s not enough to sell a quality product. There is a lot more that goes into creating customer loyalty.

There has never been a better time to start supporting or increasing your contributions to your local community. There are businesses, schools, teams and charitable organizations that could all use your help. Not only does contributing to community benefit those around you, there are several benefits to your own business. Here we take a look at how to support your community and some of the benefits you will realize from doing so.

There are sure to be a lot of moving parts with small business tax preparations this year, and it is likely a good idea to hire on an expert to ensure everything is filed properly. That being said, there are some important notes to consider prior to filing.

A business cash advance is an investment in and of itself. This type of funding allows you to spend your funding on anything you need to improve your business, but it is always a good idea to have a clear plan. Making investments that provide your business an opportunity to grow and ultimately increase your profitability is necessary in order to remain competitive as a small business.