It is hard to avoid the dreaded inflation word in the news at the moment, and as we creep ever closer to the winter, alongside further rises, our team at G&G Worldwide wanted to share a couple of top tips on how to stay afloat so you can continue to smash your business goals!
There are a number of factors causing the latest hike in inflation, including a perfect storm of rising energy prices, Brexit, the after-effects of the pandemic and much more. All of this has inevitably created a difficult trading environment for small businesses across the UK.
But it’s not all negative! We are very lucky to live in a generation which supports small businesses and shopping local, so our first bit of advice to you is to not loose momentum. Keep pushing your name out there, thanking the local community for supporting you whilst you continue to work hard on your business in the background.
Ensure you are taking the time to review your business. Keeping on top of your finances is key as well as thinking tactically about price changes like you would in your personal life.
For example, requests like rushed delivery for items or less-than-minimum order quantities can prove expensive in the long run. Review these options for your own orders as well as the service options you offer your customers.
Seeking funding may also be the next option for your business and thankfully there are a number of options available for small business owners who need extra cash flow. It is never easy to get started on your own and we absolutely understand this.
We stand by small businesses being the pillar of our UK economy! Stay positive and remember our team here at G&G Worldwide are ready to support you every step of the way.
If you would like any guidence on how to move your business forward, G&G has the necessary skillset to help you manage your business more efficiently and more profitably. if you would like some assistance, please dont hesitate to contact us.
From business planning or Business Administration to assisting with your organisations growth, we are happy to advise and help where we can. Get in touch to start your no-obligation consultation!
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