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8 Tips to Stay Motivated as a Business Owner
How do business owners stay up to their toes despite business setbacks and other personal or non-personal concerns? Below are some tips that could help a business owner stay motivated and inspired. 1. Set and give time for yourself. Successful business owners take the...
Managing Employees: 10 Important Things to Consider
A leader’s role is very critical to the employee’s success or failure. Surveys support that high potential employees leave because of their relationship with their managers. And we often hear stories about awful experiences, the tension in the workplace or if not, we...
Top 5 Small Business Trends for 2021
With 2021 coming in quickly, there are a few things we’ve seen businesses do to adjust to the pandemic. This adjustment was ‘make or break’ and those who couldn’t handle the changes have surely perished. Moving forward, we can learn from the successes and failures of...
4 Growth Hacking Sources For New Business
When you start a business, one of the significant factors that you need to contemplate is the prompt growth within a short time and making sure that the customer’s journey with your brand or business is accelerating, keeps on improving, and not taken for granted....
TOP 10 EMAIL MARKETING TOOLS
With a lot of digital marketing strategies surfacing today, there is still one digital marketing strategy that is cut above the rest. And as they always say: When it comes to digital marketing: EMAIL is king. Email Marketing is still one of the best and most...
5 Social Media Marketing Tips For Tradesman
It’s important to take note that the key to success on social media is not just about having accounts…its about utilising them correctly!
Dealing With Customer Complaints
How to deal with difficult customers Dealing with difficult customers may not be the most enjoyable part of being a small business owner, but it’s a necessary one. Knowing how to handle complaints appropriately takes practice and professionalism. Here are some tips on...
How to create a small business budget
How to Create a Budget How to create a small business budget Budgeting might seem like a bore, especially for time-poor tradies and small business owners, it is crucial in ensuring long-term success. Here are five key steps to getting started with a simple budget for...
5 ways to market your small business
Regardless of whether your small business is a new or established one, marketing can play an important role in its success. Marketing can help you grow and retain your customer base, increase awareness and strengthen your brand. Here are five easy ways to market your...
How do I recover a business debt?
How do I recover a business debt? Outstanding debts can stifle a business’ cash flow. However, spending time chasing unpaid invoices can distract business owners from their core functions. Generally, terms and conditions of trade will include a clause addressing...
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Things you should know: No repayment period offer available to new and existing approved customers on a new or refinanced Prospa Small Business Loan settled between 3 May and 30 June 2021 (inclusive). Approved customers can elect to take an optional initial no repayment period of between 1 to 8 weeks, during which interest will accrue but no repayments will be required. Total loan repayment term will be extended by the time equal to the selected no repayment period (1 to 8 weeks) and interest will accrue from the loan settlement date until the end of the term. Interest that accrues on the loan during the no repayment period is capitalised and included in the total interest expense, and forms part of the regular fixed daily or weekly principal and interest repayments due on each payment date following the end of the no repayment period. Offer only available to businesses established and operating in Australia. Offer not available to refinance an existing Prospa loan that is within a no repayment period at the time of application, or in conjunction with any other Prospa offer. Offer may be withdrawn without notice. Standard credit approval criteria, fees, terms and conditions apply.
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