Practical insights on managing business cash flow, forecasting liquidity, and improving financial stability. These articles help founders understand cash inflows and outflows, avoid cash shortages, and make smarter decisions about growth, expenses, and working capital.
You’ve built an agency or consultancy that works. Clients are coming in, the team is growing, and the revenue is real. Getting here took a combination of sharp commercial instincts, the ability to deliver, and a tolerance for uncertainty that most people don’t have. But as a services business grows past $5M, and heading towards
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You’ve got to seven figures. That wasn’t easy. Product–market fit is confirmed. Customers are buying. The engine works. Scaling should be straightforward now, right? Double down on the marketing channels that convert. Launch the next course. Add an upsell. Hire support. Increase ad spend. Revenue grows 20–30% year over year. And yet working capital is
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Most digital business owners understand the importance of cash flow forecasting, a process used to estimate future liquidity and financial obligations. They build spreadsheets, review bank balances, and try to plan ahead. In the early stages, forecasting feels manageable. The business is simple, revenue streams are limited, and expenses are predictable. As the business grows,
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As a business owner, you run multiple business entities and money moves between them constantly. One entity covers payroll. Another pays for shared tools. A third looks profitable on paper but somehow never has cash. When it is time to invest, you hesitate. You want to grow, but you cannot clearly explain from which business
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Every owner of an e-commerce business runs into the same question at one point: where should the next dollar go? Into building inventory, driving more marketing, or taking money off the table? Some even look to financing to cover both, but that carries its own costs. This is not an easy decision, especially if we know
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Even established e-commerce companies can fail. Wedding apparel e-commerce retailer Brideside abruptly closed down recently after seven years, and Canadian e-commerce service provider Hubba recently closed down after ten years. Maybe you have developed a winning business model or have found a rich niche but hidden bad practices can lead to ruin when financial pressures
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[updated 10 March 2020] The Coronavirus (COVID-19) that originally kept China hostage in the first months of 2020 has spread across the globe. With it comes great costs – for the people who got it and the people around them, for public life in as a whole and for every business that works with China
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Recessions can test even the strongest business but they also present opportunities for change and growth. No one expected covid-19 or could have predicted its impact on the economy. We have seventeen tips that can help your e-Commerce business survive in the short-term and thrive in the long-term. “Bad companies are destroyed by crisis, good
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