Accounting Strategies For Small Business

Take ideas and strategies that you think might only apply to bigger companies, and relate them to small businesses.

A Quick History on “Paying Yourself First” and Why It Matters

I didn’t learn it on my first go around.  I studied a lot about entrepreneurialism and small business.  Like many, I read books, articles, and most whatever else I could find on the topics.  However, what most missed on was the financial part of operating a business. Sure, most of these books talked about ideation,

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Your Accounting and Finances Could Be Better

Some might look at the title of this article and say “Oh ya, how do you know?” Odds are, you fall in one of those groups.  How do I know…because as a number’s geek, odds say that the above statistics cover about 95% of private business owners. However, I get it…I really do.  First, accounting

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3 Keys to Reviewing Your Financial Statements

Let me get this off my chest right away….most business owners stink at reviewing their financial statements.  It’s not an intelligence thing or even a lack of effort.  The cause boils down to three reasons: Whoever prepared the financial statement for the owner (i.e. bookkeeper) is so consumed with the process of getting the statements

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Real Talk about CFO’ing for the Small Business Owner

I talk with a lot of business owners and most immediately dismiss a CFO.  I hear it all… ”they are too expensive”… ”I am just a small business owner” … ”my business doesn’t have the need”.  Honestly, all of those statements are flat out wrong. Businesses with a well-defined and executed strategy out-earn their peers

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An Easier Revenue Growth Formula: Building Your Ideal Customer Profile

I don’t know a business owner that I have sat down with in the past that has said: “I have just the amount of customers I want.”  Thinking about the prospect of that conversation actually makes me laugh out loud a little bit.  Most small business owners are in fact constantly trying to figure out

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Bid Ideas for Small Business: Scaling Your Small Busiess Doesn’t Always Lead to Profit

The ride-sharing company Uber had its initial public offering (IPO) in May 2019.  Depending on how you calculated their valuation, the Company was worth between $75 and $82 billion.  As I write this article on July 21, 2019, their current valuation is still around $74 billion.  What made their IPO interesting was that a variety

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