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Expect a Tsunami of Small Business Bankruptcies Based On Vague Government Planning

Troy Kirby — May 1, 2020 In Ernest Hemingway’s The Sun Also Rises, Mike says his bankruptcy occurred two ways: Gradually, then suddenly. The untenable current situation facing small business entrepreneurs due to the 2020 COVID-19 shutdowns is no different. Everything depends on how their individual states react, plan and illustrate their importance moving forward … Continue reading Expect a Tsunami of Small Business Bankruptcies Based On Vague Government Planning →

Why Your Small Business Needs a Crisis Communications Plan

Small Business Tools

Alice Corner — May 1, 2020 TheDigitalArtist / Pixabay When you run a small business it’s easy to want to focus on the big things. Things that will impact your revenue, or bring you publicity to get your name out there. Nobody plans for a crisis to happen, but you should be prepared for when … Continue reading Why Your Small Business Needs a Crisis Communications Plan →

What Does PPP and the $2.2 Trillion CARES Act Mean for Small Businesses?

Small Business

Tucker Mathis — April 30, 2020 The CARES Act offers small business funding and coronavirus relief that can’t come fast enough. Here’s what you need to know about the PPP, loan forgiveness and more. We don’t need to tell you about the crippling impact the coronavirus is having on small businesses across the country. Whether … Continue reading What Does PPP and the $2.2 Trillion CARES Act Mean for Small Businesses? →

Top 3 Benefits of Using Influencers for Small Business Growth

Influencer Marketing

Jared Atchison — April 24, 2020 Social media marketing is, without a doubt, one of the best tools you can use to grow your small business. There are countless ways to engage with your audience and deliver your best content. Many marketers and business owners also use social media as a way to grow their … Continue reading Top 3 Benefits of Using Influencers for Small Business Growth →

Small Things Matter a Lot in a Crisis

Crises Management

Liz Kislik — April 23, 2020 From my notes this past week on the pandemic: Three things popped out as crucial to leadership. In and of themselves, they’re actually quite small and might seem obvious, but their impact can be truly significant and make a great difference to your colleagues — and their effectiveness. How … Continue reading Small Things Matter a Lot in a Crisis →

COVID-19 Small Business Assistance

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Lindy Gillard — April 22, 2020 For the small business owners of the world, the COVID-19 pandemic has become more than a health crisis. According to a survey of over 1,500 small business owners conducted by Goldman Sachs, 96% say they have already been impacted financially by COVID-19. The inability to run businesses during social … Continue reading COVID-19 Small Business Assistance →

Remote Work Risks for Small Businesses [Infographic]

Small Business Challenges

Paul Lipman — April 21, 2020 In the wake of COVID-19, cybercriminals have been quick to exploit the sudden increase in remote workers. Haphazard, makeshift or non-existent cybersecurity has left many businesses unprotected. However, small businesses are particularly underprepared for the abrupt shift. Cybersecurity is often low priority for small and medium businesses who need … Continue reading Remote Work Risks for Small Businesses [Infographic] →

How Can Startups Find Creative Graphic Design Companies for their Digital Marketing Needs on a Small Budget?

Digital Marketing Strategies

Ankush Mahajan — April 20, 2020 Today, the business world has become the most competitive and challenging phenomenon. Information Technology is the key factor of change. Quality presentation and unique graphic designing have become the necessity to grow the business and to develop an image in the local market, domestic market, or global market. Graphic … Continue reading How Can Startups Find Creative Graphic Design Companies for their Digital Marketing Needs on a Small Budget? →

Survive and Thrive: How to Start an Online Store for Your Small Business

Small Business

Kelly Braun — April 17, 2020 Nearly everyone shops online today. Some may even say eCommerce is one sector of the economy that is practically recession-proof. In fact, U.S. consumers are predicted to spend $ 668.50 billion — or 12% of total retail sales — via online stores in 2020. That’s more than $ 1 … Continue reading Survive and Thrive: How to Start an Online Store for Your Small Business →

Funding Options for Small Businesses Facing a Downturn

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Tucker Mathis — April 17, 2020 If COVID-19 has affected your business, you have several options for accessing funds fast. Learn about your small business funding options for coronavirus relief. Many small businesses are pondering their financial future in light of the coronavirus outbreak. And while there are many unknowns, a variety of small business … Continue reading Funding Options for Small Businesses Facing a Downturn →