Money tied up in stock on hand is money which your business can't use to grow. Try to keep as little inventory as possible and sell old or redundant stock regularly to free up the cash.
Getting your costing right is a large part of making sure your business is profitable. Sue Hirst tackles a common misconception and has some tips to help you add dollars to your bottom line.
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Working smarter rather than harder means a better return on your investment, irrespective of whether that investment has been made in time, or money, or both. Make a habit of working out your and your business’s hourly earnings and keeping tabs on whether these figures are going up or down. As Sue Hirst points out in this week’s article, a dollar saved goes straight to the bottom line. However, you can also enhance your profitability by increasing the amount of billable time you have available, putting up your prices and pushing up the value of each transaction by up-selling or cross-selling.
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Learning to touch type properly can significantly improve your productivity. Here's one place you can test your current speed, then work methodically through lessons designed to help you master the keyboard, and play typing games to encourage you to improve speed and accuracy.
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Heather and the Bizbuzz Team
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