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Useful tips for first-time business owners
Starting a business is not the easiest of tasks, and while it is arguably less stressful and risky than it would have been a few decades ago, there is still a lot of work to do to ensure that your new business survives its first few years. The chances are
Four tips to make your rebranding successful
Branding is one of the first things you need to consider when setting up a new business. However, if you are unhappy with your brand identity as time passes, it might be the right time for a rebrand. Such a step can come in different ways. Sometimes it only means
Revealed: Tool theft hotspots in the UK
The rising cost of living and trading has put businesses under immense pressure. Whilst stolen tools could seem a minor inconvenience, losing tools and large-scale equipment could be disastrous for a business already suffering in the current economic climate.
Commercial tool thefts are a growing concern for businesses across the
How to successfully expand a business in Leeds
Expanding a business can offer many opportunities going forward. For businesses looking for exciting prospects, they should look to Leeds. Leeds, and to a further point, Yorkshire as a whole, is an area that is undergoing mass investment. You may have a Leeds-based business that you want to expand, or
Key things to think about when renovating your retail store
Renovating and redecorating your shop, whether a full renovation project or just a partial one, is a big decision. This can take a lot of time and effort and significantly disrupt your business. However, it can be a great idea if you're trying to revitalise interest in your
The topmost sectors of industry across the UK in 2022 & beyond
Business is like a well-oiled, machine which is constantly turning (ideally). If even one of these cogs becomes rusty and is unable to function correctly, then this can seriously jeopardise the entire company both in the short- and long term.
So, regardless of the industry in which your business operates
The UK's crisis of higher education and rise of degree apprenticeships
As of the academic year 2021/22, students are forecasted to have an average debt of £45,800 coming out of higher education (source: Commons Library) with only a 20% of students expected to pay back their debt in full. Add that onto happiness among the UK's young