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How to calculate your pricing rates

How to calculate your pricing rates

How you calculate your pricing rates How you calculate your pricing rates is vital for your business.  Why should that be so?  Firstly, it helps you achieve your goals.  Secondly, it sends a message to your clients about you and your business.  Above all, your pricing...

Why Gross Profit is a big deal for your business

Why Gross Profit is a big deal for your business

  Your gross profit and business decisions There are so many needed, powerful and insightful business decisions you need to  make.  You can’t do that unless you know some key financial numbers.  Gross profit is one of them. What sort of decisions, let’s list a...

How to diagnose business failure

How to diagnose business failure

How to diagnose business failure is episode 51 of I Hate Numbers podcast.  The podcast is part of a wider mission.  It's to help your business improve your money mindset, get closer to your numbers, make profit, survive, and thrive. Firstly, in last week’s episode we...

Developing fundraising ideas

Developing fundraising ideas

Developing fundraising ideas in the arts world. Ideas and SWOT analysis Gather together ideas from all of your stakeholders.  Include colleagues, volunteers, donors, partners, users, competitors and beneficiaries. For example brain storming (or if you prefer, thought...

Gross Profit and Net Profit

Gross Profit and Net Profit

f you want your business to carry on, survive then and thrive learn to understand and keep an eye on your gross and  profit.  If you don’t do this then you are missing a trick, and your business can suffer and lose money

Using the Business to Pay School or University Fees

Using the Business to Pay School or University Fees

Using the business to pay school fees, or even university fees represents a common ambition for many owner-managed business directors. When a company holds surplus cash, the prospect of utilizing those funds for private education costs appears intuitively sensible....