Inspiration and articles from Fleximize on growth strategy and other key topics
Nailing your growth strategy is key to developing your business and maintaining the momentum as you progress further. From introducing new products or services, recruiting new employees, to finding the right type of business funding and seeking new premises, you need to be realistic as well as ambitious. Check out this content for some inspiration.
75% of B2B businesses report a drop in sales during July and August. But you don't have to lose out, says journalist Chris Price, writer at The Telegraph.
Packaging can greatly impact your supply chain efficiency, so how can you improve your design? Rich Quelch of DiD talks us through hiring the right packaging partner
Encouraging your staff to upsell to customers can play a big role in boosting your restaurant profits. Here are 10 upselling techniques proven to work.
Mark Tighe of specialist tax relief consultancy Catax shares his tips on how UK SMEs can achieve sustainable business growth, such as by protecting cash flow and managing payment terms
Matt Deighton, Managing Director of quality British furniture manufacturer Sofas By Saxon, shares his tips for tapping into a new market by adapting your product or service
It can be difficult to know which parts of your SME to invest in when looking into business growth. Lewis Miller of Nelson Frank shares his expertise on how to prioritize company investments
SMEs are turning to the gig economy for a permanent solution that can support innovation and deliver quality to clients. Cause4's Michelle Wright explores how
UK Exports: Why you should start exporting to Asia
With high economic growth and ideal market conditions in the Far East, exporting to Asia has never been easier and, potentially, more lucrative for UK SMEs
The future of the high street relies on retailers understanding their customers and, in particular millennials and generation Z, the 20-30 years old of the present and future
Agile project management has revolutionized team collaboration and development. But how can you incorporate the Agile approach in your business? Jug Babic of VivifyScrum takes a look
Research shows that older employees bring many benefits to a business including experience and morale. Here's how to attract and retain an ageing workforce
Giving back to charity and the local community through your business is a great way to grow your brand reputation, whilst helping those in need. Here's how
Introducing new revenue streams is a great way to reduce risk and boost profit. But how can a business find the best opportunities for additional income?
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