The Business Start-Up Sourcebook is designed to save you time, make your choices clearer and decisions easier as well as give you helpful tips and advice that may come in handy as your business grows.
We hope to guide you through important stages of development for your business, covering the key topics including VAT, online payments, Insurance, accountancy, branding and finance as well as many more, helping you to keep moving, growing, and developing in the right direction as well as building a team and safeguarding the wealth and assets within your business.
A selection of some of our recent content
Company culture counts
It makes perfect sense that whether a company’s culture is positive, indifferent, inadequate,...
HP Flexible Work Solutions
Now, more than ever, the challenges new start-ups face need brave solutions. As they say,...
7 steps to bridging the guidance gap and finding the right support for your small or medium sized business
SME. It may only be three letters, but what it represents is the beating heart of the British...
Website Security
Don’t dismiss the chances of your website getting hacked into. Hackers will target all types of...
Satisfaction or engagement?
Whilst both employee satisfaction and engagement are crucial components of company culture, it...
How logical is your logic?
We know the saying ‘people buy on emotion and justify with logic’. Most people are great with...
How to start up on a shoestring
Covering the costs you’ll incur in turning your business idea into reality can sometimes feel...
7 steps to bridging the guidance gap and finding the right support for your small or medium sized business
SME. It may only be three letters, but what it represents is the beating heart of the British...
Are you listening?
In every relationship, knowing when and how to listen is key, and the relationship between...
The blindingly obvious way to have more successful sales calls
It’s one of the most defeating moments of being a business owner. You’re on a call with a dream...
How to sell without selling hard
People do not like to be ‘talked at’ or ‘sold to’. They like to reach the conclusion that this...
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