Getting your business off the ground
Sales and Marketing · Start-up · Strategy
From market research to measuring costs and approaching potential customers, here’s how to successfully launch your business.
Article courtesy of NatWest
How to review a health and safety policy
Health and Safety · SME · Strategy
This blog explains how should you review your policy, when should you conduct a review, and what the process involves.
Article courtesy of Federation of Small Businesses
Sustainable IT: To repair or replace?
Strategy · IT · SME
Even the smallest of companies are doing what they can to better the environment.
Article courtesy of Arcom IT
Events · Strategy
A guide to what conducting a risk assessment involves and what should you need to think about.
Article courtesy of Federation of Small Businesses
How much should my start-up business charge?
Sales and Marketing · Start-up Funding · Strategy
A guide to setting your prices as a new business
Article courtesy of Federation of Small Businesses
Guide to writing a business plan
Start-up · Strategy
Writing a business plan is crucial when setting up a new company. But how should you set it out and what should you include? This guide aims to help.
Article courtesy of Federation of Small Businesses
How do I register a new business?
Start-up · Strategy
Which company structure should you choose for your new business?
Article courtesy of Federation of Small Businesses
Market research: the inside view
Sales and Marketing · Strategy
Jane Frost of the Market Research Society (MRS), explains why research is essential for successful businesses.
Article courtesy of NatWest
Seven ways to make your customers feel valued
Sales and Marketing · Strategy
When done well, customer service can help build a strong reputation and loyal customer base. Experts share their top tips on getting it right.
Article courtesy of NatWest
Management strategies: how to write a business plan
Finance · Strategy
Around one in four UK SMEs have no business plan – despite research showing that those who follow one are nearly 20% more likely to make a consistent profit. So how do you write the perfect business plan?
Article courtesy of NatWest
Strategy
A business plan isn’t set in stone; it’s a ‘living document’ that can be updated to keep it relevant as your business grows.
Article courtesy of NatWest
Marketing · Sales and Marketing · Strategy
Market information needn’t only be about supply and demand for your product. It can stimulate debate and be used as a piece of marketing.
Article courtesy of NatWest
