| How Can Your Business Survive the Economy? |
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Page 3 of 3 Positive Marketing The last thing a business needs to survive a troublesome economy is to invest in positive marketing. It doesn’t pay to eliminate the advertising budget for a small business. An economic downturn means that repeat customers will be coming back less and less. The best way to get new customers in is to use proven marketing techniques like commercials, mass mail flyers, and ads in magazines and newspapers. However, businesses should not skimp on advertising by hiring less experienced marketing firms. Advertising funds will be wasted if the commercials or flyers are not successful. Simple Presentation Finally, a business can stay strong in a bad economy with simple preparation. When profits are significant and business is booming, setting aside a rainy day fund can be the best investment a business owner will ever make. Having funds to pay employees and vendors when profits are marginal can be the difference between riding out the storm and being devastated by it.
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The Financial Bailout: What It Means For the Future of Your BusinessShawna Ruppert
Many average
Americans, including small business owners, are waiting and wondering
what kind of an effect the financial bailout plan will have on them.
As a matter of fact, most are unsure what the bailout actually means.
Obviously, they are struggling through this economic crisis just like
everyone else. All they want to know is what all of this means to the
future of their business.
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