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Cost Cutting Essentials

8/26/2019

 
Cut Expenses
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Cutting unnecessary expenses is one of the quickest ways for small businesses to have fewer excess costs. In most cases, you will easily find the information that you require to make decisions about your options, these areas could include: space, vehicles, utilities, telecom, and printing – it really depends on what kind of business you are running. ​​The first step is to analyse your expenses at the moment and work towards a better solution.
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Have a business communication strategy
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​If you previously set up a business communication strategy, if your business ever finds itself in trouble, you will already have a plan to let your customers know what is going on. If you haven't, you should set one up today. It will help you communicate things quickly, which is vital in the event of a crisis. This is why it is necessary that you have an up-to-date list of all your customers’ email addresses and phone numbers, so that you can contact them straight away. Next to that, you should have someone in your company who is going to write a press release in case of a true disaster. 
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Promote telecommuting
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A great number of business leaders will tell you that telecommuting can do wonders for your cost-cutting needs. The sad fact is that many companies don’t make use of this potential. It has been proven that telecommuting allowances, as well as other kinds of flexible work agreements, positively affect your employees’ job satisfaction and morale. And, of course, it goes without saying that these things have a great impact on general productivity.
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​Cost cutting your product

Another method of cutting costs is to pay attention to a particular product or service. When it comes to this solution, you must put all related expenses under scrutiny. As a small business owner, you can look into materials, purchasing, design, production, and delivery, as well as other fields that are related to the product itself.
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Make use of social media
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​If a crisis occurs, you need to make the best out of all the social media channels that you have. In truth, they can make or break your efforts to solve the issues at hand. It is of an essence that whoever is managing the accounts is fully acquainted with your business crisis plan. This will make sure that nothing goes wrong while you are taking care of your business’ communication strategy. 
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Don’t hesitate to ask for help
When in need of support during a critical situation, you can rely on your contacts in order to get referrals. These are the people who are interested in the products or services that you have to offer. So all that you need to do is ask. Your contacts can provide prospects, the more referrals you’ve got, the more business you will generate through them.

Every once in a while, your small business is bound to face adversity. 
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