by Bobbie Witt | Dec 31, 2018 | Bookkeeping for Business, Bookkeeping for Law Firms, Bookkeeping for Property Management, Home Page Blog, Profit First, Small Business, tax tips
As a small business owner it’s hard to juggle your work and outside responsibilities. It’s important to run your business effectively and still have a life outside the office. You need a good balance between work and play for your health and well-being. Small business...
by Bobbie Witt | Dec 18, 2018 | Bookkeeping for Business, Bookkeeping for Law Firms, Bookkeeping for Property Management, Profit First, tax tips
Be honest: is email helping or harming your business? At its best email can be a highly convenient and cost-effective tool for marketing and customer service – but without a plan in place for managing it, your inbox can easily get out of control, creating unwanted...
by Bobbie Witt | Dec 17, 2018 | Bookkeeping for Business, Bookkeeping for Law Firms, Bookkeeping for Property Management, Home Page Blog
Business dashboards are a valuable business intelligence tool, offering an “at-a-glance” big picture view of a company’s performance. Some business owners use a dashboard to track KPIs relevant to just one aspect of their business, such as sales growth, marketing, or...
by Bobbie Witt | Dec 10, 2018 | Bookkeeping for Business, Bookkeeping for Law Firms, Bookkeeping for Property Management, Profit First
The daily processes and transactions involved in operating a business can mean long hours of repetitive tasks and occasional oversights due to human nature. Automating these tasks can result in significant savings in resources and eliminate mistakes caused by human...
by Bobbie Witt | Dec 3, 2018 | Bookkeeping for Business, Bookkeeping for Law Firms, Bookkeeping for Property Management, Profit First, Small Business
Following up on late or non-paying customers is no freelancer’s favorite task. Which is precisely why you need to set payment terms up front – and in writing – before you work with a new client or customer. By communicating and agreeing on the non-negotiables for...
