Author Archives: QuickBooks

EasyBiz Technical Newsletter- April 2014 edition

By Ruaan de Swardt With technology being what it is – challenges do present themselves to the average QuickBooks user.  In this edition I aim to debunk a couple of ‘myths’- allowing users to transition their QuickBooks out of the dark … Read More

Focus on 5 issues small businesses face

Research shows that most small businesses can list around 55 issues that hold them back from success, growth and happiness.  In running or planning a new business, many managers are daunted by trying to solve problems ranging from insufficient self-confidence to … Read More

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Simple Ways to Increase Your Small Business Cash Flow

  There is no question that growing a business is a labour of love. Sometimes there’s plenty of cash on hand, and other times … well, there’s just not. And often, as you’re growing there’s trial and error involved as … Read More

How to Choose the Right Name for Your Business

What’s in a name? If you run a business, just about everything. Would you use either of the companies pictured? Choosing the wrong name can turn customers off before they even bother taking a look at your offerings, while a … Read More

Keeping your business strategy on track

Professor QuickBooks understands that most successful owners and managers of businesses are focused on one main goal and that is sales. Sales usually mean two things – getting and keeping more customers and selling them more products and services. Of … Read More

Your first year in business: A survival guide.

It’s Professor QuickBooks here again with some advice on getting a new business off the ground. We at QuickBooks are fully aware that starting a small business can be extremely rewarding and there is research which proves that satisfaction levels … Read More

Your first year in business. A survival guide.

Starting a small business can be extremely rewarding – research from the Federation for Small Businesses finds that satisfaction levels of owners/managers/employees in small firms are much higher than those of larger firms. However, starting a business can also be … Read More

Keeping your business financially fit

It is a fact that one in three new businesses do not make it past their first birthday. Some say it is due to starting a business for the wrong reasons, while others claim it is a lack of planning … Read More

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