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How SMEs Can Prepare for the Future of Work
Online recruitment platform Jobbio recently conducted research into the future of the workplace. In this article, CEO and Co-Founder Stephen Quinn discusses their findings
How to Start a Photography Business
To be a great photographer you need a good eye. To be a successful professional photographer you need a head for business.
What is a Trade Mark? A Guide for Businesses
A trade mark is an easily-recognizable design or word that differentiates your business from others. Here's our guide to choosing a trade mark for your business and protecting it
Five Top Tips for Working With Freelancers
Collaborating with freelance workers can cause problems for business owners. But with the number of freelancers ever-increasing, entrepreneurs should get used to teaming up with contractors
The Importance of Product Packaging & Branding
Your product packaging design can be the difference between a disappointed customer and a loyal advocate. Here's why it's so important and some top tips for getting it right
The Accelerator Helping to Build Future Britain
By nurturing some of the UK’s very best startups, Geovation is becoming a bright light for a government often accused of failing to adequately support to the nation’s tech industry.
The Companies Using Tech to Tackle Food Waste
A new wave of apps aims to address the food waste issue by making it easy for consumers to purchase surplus food
Small Business Online Accounting Software
Finding the perfect online accounting software for your business can be tricky with so many providers available to choose from. Here's our guide.
The Business Benefits of an Ageing Workforce
Research has shown that older employees can bring a wealth of experience and motivation to a business. Here's how your business can attract and retain an ageing workforce.
How SMEs can use Tech to Tackle Late Payments
Late payment of commercial debt continues to plague many businesses. Nikki Th’ng, Co-Founder of ClassForKids, looks at how small business owners can encourage prompt payment
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