by Bobbie Witt | Oct 30, 2018 | Bookkeeping for Business, Bookkeeping for Law Firms, Bookkeeping for Property Management, Home Page Blog, Small Business
Businesses want to grow and help a larger audience, but too many make mistakes that cripple their growth. Even worse, they keep repeating them! Don’t do the same; avoid the blunders outlined below. Hiring Toxic Personalities Businesses hire more staff as they...
by Bobbie Witt | Oct 23, 2018 | Bookkeeping for Business, Bookkeeping for Law Firms, Bookkeeping for Property Management, Profit First, Small Business
Tip Tuesday A Canadian bank recently surveyed over 500 small business owners about what they love and hate most about owning their own business. Unsurprisingly, flexibility and feeling in control ranked first in the “love” category. Meanwhile, almost 60% said...
by Bobbie Witt | Oct 22, 2018 | Bookkeeping for Business, Bookkeeping for Law Firms, Bookkeeping for Property Management, Home Page Blog, Profit First, Small Business
Keeping track of sales, earnings, expenses, and purchases is fundamental to the overall health and sustainability of your business. Effective bookkeeping produces the data you need to evaluate your current practices, anticipate challenges, and set attainable future...
by Bobbie Witt | Oct 16, 2018 | Bookkeeping for Business, Bookkeeping for Law Firms, Bookkeeping for Property Management, Home Page Blog, Profit First, Small Business
Tip Tuesday! Could you improve your closing rate with a mobile app? If you own a tablet or mobile phone but aren’t taking advantage of mobile sales tools, you’re missing out on the opportunity to shorten your sales cycle and boost your bottom line. From CRM apps to...
by Bobbie Witt | Oct 15, 2018 | Bookkeeping for Business, Bookkeeping for Law Firms, Bookkeeping for Property Management, Small Business
Ask anyone who’s been self-employed for a few years. By and large, the vast majority of clients are great. The less than ideal ones, however, can become a serious liability. Problem clients come in all shapes and sizes. There are the late payers and scheduled “no...
