It’s not a secret for anyone that we are going through an economically challenging period of time. Most small business owners barely manage to survive, and yet some of them continue to thrive, even in these troubled times.
I can totally relate to the majority of the small business owners; they started a company using personal funds or money borrowed from friends, relatives or banks, and then they have patiently waited their ticket for the bus that leads to financial freedom. And the future looked quite good at the very beginning; their company might have brought in a decent profit for a few years, but then the small business owner had to deal with something he / she didn’t prepare for: the global financial crisis.
Think at the exact meaning of these words for a minute:”global financial crisis”. Powerful stock markets have fallen around the entire world; huge financial institutions have either collapsed or have been bought out by larger companies that were interested in making some profit and also trying to bring back some stability into the financial system. It’s very clear that the global financial crisis has affected the lives of billions and billions of people around the planet, right?
Now that’s what I call an ideal mind setting if you are planning for disaster. If you run a small business, what better motives could you find for explaining your company’s malfunction? “Hey, man... I tried to do everything I could but I simply couldn’t save my business! With the global financial crisis, millions and millions of businesses are closing their doors, so what can I do?”
I won’t say that with hard work, any business will definitely become a huge success, but if you’ve got good, commercially-viable products and services you shouldn’t allow the lack of funds to stand in your way. In other words, if you sell great products or services (not necessarily your products or services) AND many people are interested in what you have to offer, your company has a great potential to thrive even during these tough economical times.
Let’s take Google’s profit report as an example; Google’s profit has increased by 37% in the first 3 months of 2010 when compared with what Google made a year ago. And I can tell you for sure that with Google Instant, their profits will grow even more in the near future. On top of that, Google has hired about 800 people at the beginning of 2010; they don’t appear to be affected by the global financial crisis at all, right?
I can hear you saying that we can’t compare a small business with Google... or can we? Think about this: Google makes the bulk of its money through paid search engine advertising. If Google’s profits have grown, this means that more and more people are using its search engine to look for things that they want to BUY; otherwise, their advertising model wouldn’t work at all. So what you need to do is to try and connect with all these people and companies that are interested in your products or services without taking the lack of funds into account.
Now why do I keep repeating the “without taking the lack of funds into account” phrase? It’s a well know fact that many company owners have shut down their businesses for good because the banks stopped giving them the money they needed to run their businesses. And how can you chase those big contracts when you lack the needed funds because your bank, in order to protect itself, has invented such twisted financial products, trying to keep its risks at zero?
Purchase Order Factoring is the answer to all these questions; it offers fast, flexible funding that allows your company to grow without increasing debt. It simply doesn’t matter if you need $50,000 or $50,000,000 for the purchase order, so now you can go after that big government contract even if you are just a small business owner who has barely managed to survive from one month to the other. With purchase order factoring, the financing you’re getting only depends on your customers’ business credit, so it’s not important at all if you’ve only been in business for a few months, and so on.
Compound Profit is more than willing to help any small business owner with his / her purchase order financing needs, so Contact Us today for your free consultation.
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