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The phrase “Nothing stays the same” is often used when we look perhaps nostalgically at the past.

Change for the better

10 May 20242 September 2026 Advice, Opinion Tim Weymouth 0 Comments

The phrase “Nothing stays the same” is often used when we look perhaps nostalgically at the past.

Developing brand awareness in the market is one of the most challenging barriers that small businesses face.

When is it the Right Time to Ask for Help with your marketing?

30 April 20242 September 2026 Advice, Marketing, Opinion Louis Hill 0 Comments

Developing brand awareness in the market is one of the most challenging barriers that small businesses face. SMEs can easily miss out on potential sales opportunities if they don’t market themselves effectively as customers, buyers and suppliers won’t know where to find them or what’s on offer.

Philip King FCICM, former Small Business Commissioner and advisor to PKF Littlejohn Advisory, believes a ‘back to basics’ approach would help many businesses overcome the late-payment challenge.

Tackling late payment by getting back to basics

16 April 2024 Advice Business Matters 0 Comments

Philip King FCICM, former Small Business Commissioner and advisor to PKF Littlejohn Advisory, believes a ‘back to basics’ approach would help many businesses overcome the late-payment challenge.

The new financial year is often an opportunity to get organised for the year ahead. For self-employed parents juggling the demands of running a business with caring for their family, it could also be a good time to review the family planner and take a fresh look at the household budget to ensure they’re getting all the support they’re entitled to.

Understanding the new Tax-Free Childcare plans

16 April 2024 Advice Business Matters 0 Comments

The new financial year is often an opportunity to get organised for the year ahead. For self-employed parents juggling the demands of running a business with caring for their family, it could also be a good time to review the family planner and take a fresh look at the household budget to ensure they’re getting all the support they’re entitled to.

Getting a business off the ground brings with it many challenges. And, when it then comes to scaling up, leaders will have to contend with a whole other set of matters. But the hard work is worth it and rewards plentiful.

From start-up to scale-up: Six key questions that growing businesses leaders should consider

16 April 20242 September 2026 Advice, Opinion Simon Ursell 0 Comments

Getting a business off the ground brings with it many challenges. And, when it then comes to scaling up, leaders will have to contend with a whole other set of matters. But the hard work is worth it and rewards plentiful.

Mario Andretti, the legendary Formula 1 racer, once said the words: "If everything seems under control, then you are just not going fast enough."

Why businesses should go for controlled growth

16 April 20242 September 2026 Advice, Opinion Yannick Dillen 0 Comments

Mario Andretti, the legendary Formula 1 racer, once said the words: “If everything seems under control, then you are just not going fast enough.”

Good marketing has the power to transform a brand’s image and reputation, yet so many companies are losing out from ideas and campaigns that underperform.

Putting on a brave face: Why marketers have to be inherently more courageous than most in business

16 April 20242 September 2026 Advice, Opinion Roger Jackson 0 Comments

Good marketing has the power to transform a brand’s image and reputation, yet so many companies are losing out from ideas and campaigns that underperform.

Over the past two decades I have been lucky enough to work with dozens of business and political leaders.

How to stop procrastinating and start leading

12 April 20242 September 2026 Advice, Opinion John Higginson 0 Comments

Over the past two decades I have been lucky enough to work with dozens of business and political leaders.

Most of us aspire to be remembered fondly and reverently, having left a positive mark on the world, or the business you have been at the helm of.

Succession & legacy planning: Can it ever be too soon?   

12 April 20242 September 2026 Advice, Opinion Rhonda Curliss 0 Comments

Most of us aspire to be remembered fondly and reverently, having left a positive mark on the world, or the business you have been at the helm of.

New guidance to ensure that Facial Recognition Technology (FRT) acts as a force for good in society has been published by BSI, aiming to help organisations navigate the ethical challenges associated with the use of the technology and build trust in its use as a result.

Guide to safe and ethical use of facial recognition tools launched

11 April 20242 August 2026 Advice Business Matters 0 Comments

New guidance to ensure that Facial Recognition Technology (FRT) acts as a force for good in society has been published by BSI, aiming to help organizations navigate the ethical challenges associated with the use of the technology and build trust in its use as a result.

Last month I talked about how the customer experience should be at the heart of what your business strives to achieve.

The team behind the experience

9 April 20242 September 2026 Advice, Opinion Tim Weymouth 0 Comments

Last month I talked about how the customer experience should be at the heart of what your business strives to achieve.

When considering possible exit routes for your business, selling to an Employee Ownership Trust (EOT) can have several benefits, but a word of caution, this is not an exit route that can just be unilaterally imposed on your management team.

The dos and don’ts of selling to an Employee Ownership Trust

5 April 20242 September 2026 Advice, Finance, Legal, Opinion Simon Hughes 0 Comments

When considering possible exit routes for your business, selling to an Employee Ownership Trust (EOT) can have several benefits, but a word of caution, this is not an exit route that can just be unilaterally imposed on your management team.

Business process outsourcing has skyrocketed since covid, with 48% of companies now outsourcing their work.

Top Tips for Selecting a Marketing Agency

3 April 20242 September 2026 Advice, Marketing, Opinion Louis Hill 0 Comments

Business process outsourcing has skyrocketed since covid, with 48% of companies now outsourcing their work.

With the latest Gallup report showing the UK as having only 10% of workers as being ‘highly engaged’, it raises the question of just how do we show employees how much they’re appreciated?

How to show real appreciation in the workplace

2 April 20242 September 2026 Advice, Opinion Amrit Sandhar 0 Comments

With the latest Gallup report showing the UK as having only 10% of workers as being ‘highly engaged’, it raises the question of just how do we show employees how much they’re appreciated?

In a world of struggling supply chains and unexpected economic circumstances – ensuring cash flow and profitability is a top priority for many businesses.

Unlocking business success with virtual card payments

2 April 20242 September 2026 Advice, Opinion Steve Paul 0 Comments

In a world of struggling supply chains and unexpected economic circumstances – ensuring cash flow and profitability is a top priority for many businesses.

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