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Here you can get research, advice and tips on key issues facing startups, small and medium businesses. We’ll also bring you real case studies which we hope will help you establish, stabilise and grow your business.
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Peer News July 2016 is out now!
The July 2016 issue of Peer News, our digital newsletter, is out now!
Happy new (financial) year, everyone!
The year has just flown by for us. We’ve finished some great projects over the past half year, we marked our first year anniversary with many of our clients and in a couple of months, Peer Business Consulting will be two years old!
In this issue of Peer News:
- We reflect on the past six months of accomplishments;
- We give some tips on what to do if a client won’t pay their bills and how to avoid it happening again;
- We tell you all about the seven most common mistakes small businesses and startups make, particularly when they are in their early days; and
- We give you some useful links and motivation to keep you inspired.
Subscribe to get your FREE copy today.
What to do if a client won’t pay
Many business owners have suffered the misfortune of a client who won’t pay their bills. Sometimes the reason for the lack of payment is simply that the client forgot, or is short of funds, and most cases are resolved favourably.
But what if you’ve taken all the “friendly” options, i.e. phone call reminder, email reminder attaching another copy of the invoice, offered a payment plan, but still the client does not pay?Continue reading→
7 common mistakes startups and small businesses make
I’m feeling rather ashamed by the length of time since I published my last post – it’s been almost three months! – however at least I made it back here. During this time, I’ve been lucky enough to win some new clients and do some interesting work, which triggered an idea to write an article about the most common mistakes I’ve seen startups and small businesses make.Continue reading→