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April 5, 2013 | Category:
Future Planning | Author: Dan Barufaldi
Clearly, small businesses are important to us all, but only the better managed businesses succeed. In a small business, effective management means properly balancing five factors:
- Customers
- Cash flow
- Credit
- Credibility
- Capital
These are referred to as the five "C"s. Let's take a look at these requirements to see how they affect small business success.
Customers
The acquisition and retention of customers are prime concerns of every small business owner because they are the lifeblood of the business, and produce the revenues that make the business run. The old saying that "nothing happens until somebody sells something" is certainly true for every small business.
Customer acquisition and retention can be addressed in a number of ways that are often industry, market, or geographically dependent. They include, but...
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May 1, 2013 | Category: Future Planning | Author: Glenn Llopis
How many times have you been in a meeting and someone says to you, “That’s a great idea, you should take the initiative and make it a reality.” What typically happens? Most of the time – nothing. Most great ideas remain dormant because people don’t have the courage, resources, time and/or money to take action. And for those who take...
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October 25, 2012 | Category: SOFA News | Author: SOFA Team
Location: Junior Achievement Headquarters: San Diego, CA
We are excited and extremely enthusiastic about our new and strong partnership with Junior Achievement.
If you are not familiar with Junior Achievement yet, it is an incredible international non-profit organization whose mission is to bring financial literacy to classrooms around the globe. They do this by providing classroom programs...
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April 23, 2013 | Category: Education | Author: Hersh Shefrin
Financial education -- for as much as it is depicted as the proverbial fountain of knowledge for personal financial empowerment -- isn't working. Because the human mind, though highly evolved, is not perfect, few people are naturally inclined to make the best financial decisions for themselves. Unfortunately, our current methods for teaching financial literacy simply don't help us overcome our...
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