How Much Businesses Should Spend on Holiday Decor?
For businesses, holiday decorations are more than just festive accents; they can strengthen brand identity, uplift employees, and enhance client experiences. However, figuring out the right budget for holiday decor can be tricky. Oleta Collins, owner of Flourishing Art, in Bakersfield, California, offers valuable insights on how much businesses should spend on holiday decor and […]
Reaching a Fresh Market: Rosedale Boot’s & Shoe Repair
Reaching a fresh market in an unfamiliar place is one of the most challenging and rewarding experiences for any business owner. Our guest, Francisco Flores, owner of Rosedale Boots & Shoe Repair, has shown firsthand how adapting to a new customer base and delivering consistent quality can expand reach, build brand loyalty, and foster a […]
Putting in the Exit Clause at the Beginning: Covenant Coffee
When entering a business partnership, the last thing on anyone’s mind is the end. However, adding an exit clause at the start of a partnership could be one of the best strategic decisions to make. Despite the initial discomfort it may cause, including this upfront conversation can pave the way for a smoother, more stable […]
When to be Satisfied With a Limited Workforce: Pacific Advisors
The saying “bigger is better” often drives entrepreneurship. This can be true and yet it can often also drive business owners to feel pressured to grow, expand, and hire more employees than they actually want. But how many employees do you need to consider your business successful? Is it necessary to have a team of […]
When to Stop Renting Equipment and Start Buying
Welcome to another episode of Small Business Celebration! Today, we’re diving into a topic that every growing business eventually faces—When should you stop renting equipment and start buying it? Profitability and resilience are essential for success, especially in challenging times. To explore this further, we’re talking to Renato Zamora, owner of Scaffold Solutions Unlimited, who […]
Upholding Tradition vs Innovation: Strength and Health Gym
In the world of small business, one of the toughest decisions owners face is the balance between preserving tradition vs embracing innovation. This dilemma becomes especially poignant for businesses with deep roots in their communities, where customers have come to expect a particular experience over time. In today’s trend filled climate, innovation often feels like […]
Dividing Your Business into Specialized Entities: Craig Butler
Six Questions When Considering Dividing Your Business into Specialized Entities Expanding a business is an exciting yet challenging journey, filled with decisions that can shape the future of your company. One crucial consideration for business owners is whether to divide their business into specialized entities. This decision, while complex, can offer a host of benefits […]
Strategies to Drive Growth at a Second Location: Pam Shockley
Expanding your business to a second location can be an exciting and daunting endeavor. While growth is a sign of success, it also comes with its own set of challenges, especially when the new location doesn’t immediately match the revenue growth of the original. In this post, we’ll explore some crucial strategies to help drive […]
Relinquishing Emotional Control and Hiring Employees: Kevin Russell
Hiring employees is one of the most significant challenges for small business owners, especially when you are used to handling everything yourself. The emotional control of your business can make it hard to delegate tasks and trust others with the work you’ve poured your heart into. Kevin Russell, the owner of American Fabrication and Powder […]
Distinctions Between a Draw and a Distribution: Dennis Tolliver
On a recent episode of Small Business Celebration, we had the pleasure of speaking with Dennis Tolliver, owner of Tolliver Bookkeeping and Tax. Dennis shared invaluable insights from his journey as a newspaper sports writer to a successful CPA and business owner. Among the many topics we covered, one key discussion stood out: the differences […]