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Canadian dollar will Continue to Suffer from the U.S. Slowdown!
Here's why the Canadian dollar will continue to suffer this year. It will probably push the USD/CAD exchange rate above 1.30. Find out how to profit from it.

You Call it Sales I Call it Service Lets Call the Whole Thing Off
The author dispells the notion that sales and service are separate functions, making the case that good service is all about growing the customer-company relationship by recognizing needs and meeting them. And in most instances, "growing" is a euphemism for "spending more," so selling really does become a service to the customer.

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Small Business Start-Up Marketing 101
When you start a small business and you want to expand the number of customers quickly enough to pay for your expenses and payroll with a little excess it may take several weeks, months or even years depending on the size of the business and the industry you are in. In this article, we will show you how to shorten your timeline by a matter of weeks, or months and increase your cash flow which will help you to sustain your new business goals or expand beyond what you initially expected. Three things you need to remember are:

Three Sure Signs That Your Business Will Run Out of Cash – And What To Do About It
You can have a profitable business and still fail. In fact, the number one reason for business failure is under-capitalization – running out of cash. As most business owners know, profits do not equal cash flow. It takes cash to invest in infrastructure, lay the foundation for future growth, and build capacity. Much of these cash requirements show up on the cash flow statement and balance sheet, but not on the income statement. This article reveals three sure signs that your business may be heading for a cash crisis, and offers four ways to manage cash flow properly.
How to Shape Up the Inventory when you have 5000+ SKU’s
The goal: NO EXCESS INVENTORY These days, independent retailers cannot afford one piece of excess inventory. Storage costs, insurance, pilferage, damage, depreciation, taxes and interest on loans add up to 30 percent annually to the cost of the goods you carry. Because those costs continue to rise, tight inventory control is still one of the best investments you can make - especially during the buying season.
Better Cash Flow – 11 Ways Small Businesses Conserve Cash
Let’s talk about better cash flow – how to hold onto and conserve the cash you have on hand. This is not about cutting expenses. This is about holding onto your cash for as long as possible.
14 Ways to Collect Cash Faster
In this new era of difficult credit, cash is the life blood of your business. In this series of articles, we’ll look at bringing in cash faster, keeping cash longer, and increasing cash holdings.
Creating cash flow forecasts
If you are looking to for advice on creating a cash flow forecast then here are a few tips and pointers. Firstly you need to distinguish between what is ‘Revenue and Expenditure' and what is ‘Cash Inflows and Cash Outflows'.
15 Ways to Improve Net Cashflow
There are many ways of improving Cash Flow for a business and we have given you a few ideas to do just that. To help you see how these ideas can help your business it would be worth while doing some cash flow projections. The Cash Forecaster can be used as a management tool to identify critical costs areas of the business and how these impact the future cash-health of the business. For example - you might like to experiment with introducing Factoring or Invoice discounting to improve the flow of cash from your customers whilst you are in expansion mode - Just because a business is making a profit it might still fail if the profits are not turned into cash - Remember ‘Cash is King' in business!
INVOICE CASH AND INVOICE FACTORING - CANADA
The article highlights Factoring in Canada as an alternative financingthat used by Canadian firms to increase cash flow during times of high growth or if cash flow needs are in excess of traditional sources .
What can I do if I cannot sell my business?
There are many things you can do if you cannot sell your business. This article outlines a few, like selling any excess items for cash on eBay or Craistlist, selling your business with assets in place or getting an equipment appraisal to value your assets. All of these and more are options if you find you cannot sell your business.

Pop Culture and the Coffee Franchise
Coffee is more than a drink these days it is a cultural phenomenon that seems to have taken the world by storm. While we aren't quite sure it exactly how it began or when it got so big, one thing is for certain: coffee is a drink that is definitely here to stay. If you are interested in beginning a business of your own, you might want to cash in on this big business (in excess of 5 billion United States Dollars per year) and the popular culture it represents.
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