
5 Ways To Help Your Business Survive Tough Economic Times
Posted by: Stearns Bank on Jul 11, 2019
If the economy is slowing down, these tips on how to get through a downturn will help you make the best decisions possible.
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Five Steps to Evaluate Your Business’s Health
Posted by: Stearns Bank on Apr 25, 2019
Go beyond the top-line financial picture and take stock of these other factors. It may save you from trouble down the line.
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Tactics for Handling Customer Complaints
Posted by: Stearns Bank on Apr 18, 2019
Customers are eventually bound to share a complaint about your business. Therefore, it’s good to stay ahead of things and prep yourself for it happening.
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Seven Common Marketing Mistakes To Avoid For Your Small Business
Posted by: Stearns Bank on Apr 11, 2019
Find out what to avoid from these marketing mishaps and how to steer clear of them.
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Seven Steps To Take In Franchising Your Business Concept
Posted by: Stearns Bank on Mar 21, 2019
So, what’s it going to take to make your small business a franchise concept? It will require self-evaluation, but also perseverance and patience.
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Five Behaviors of Successful Business Owners
Posted by: Stearns Bank on Nov 15, 2018
Many small business owners are born with an entrepreneurial spirit, possibly tasting success with their first lemonade stand.
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Six Signs That You’re Ready To Hire Additional Employees
Posted by: Stearns Bank on Jul 19, 2018
For small business owners, it’s not always easy to know when the right time to hire new employees might be.
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Financing Terms Every Small Business Owner Should Know
Posted by: Stearns Bank on Jul 12, 2018
Key business financing terms everybody in the small business world needs to know.
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Funding A Business Acquisition And The Small Business Loan Program
Posted by: Stearns Bank on Jun 21, 2018
The SBA Loan program can be beneficial for buyers who are interested in acquiring businesses that do not have sufficient tangible assets to meet the collateral requirements of traditional bank financing.
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