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4 Good Business Practices That All Start-ups Should Adopt

Nate · July 22, 2019 · Leave a Comment

It’s not uncommon for a start-up company to fail. After all, not only do the vast majority of these businesses have limited resources to work with, they also have to contend with a relatively unpredictable economy too. And when failure or success hinges on every decision made, it makes sense to take all measures to minimise the financial risks involved while maximising the possibility of getting the desired results. To this end, here are a few good business practices that all start-up businesses should adopt.

  1. Always plan every business action

Ask any entrepreneur, and they will all tell you the same thing: the planning stages of any business action is crucial. A business decision is, after all, far less likely to produce the desired outcome without a solid plan in place. More importantly, it will also leave us unprepared for any issues that may arise too. As such, it makes sense to plan carefully first before committing to any decision. In this way, you will maximise the chances of getting the results that you want and be ready for any problems that you might encounter along the way.

  1. Do not be an impulsive spender

There’s no denying that to earn a profit, you have to spend some money. However, this does not necessarily mean that you should not find ways to minimise company expenses. So before you decide on any of your purchases, whether it’s the equipment needed by business operations or branded merchandise for marketing purposes, it’s a general rule of thumb to consider all available options first. Doing so will allow you to find better deals and inexpensive alternatives, and as a result, keep costs low.

  1. Welcome negative feedback

While baseless criticisms are of no use to anyone, negative feedback can be an invaluable asset and should always be welcomed. After all, it can help shed light on certain aspects of the business which you were unaware require attention. More importantly, it presents a unique opportunity for us to learn and improve the business as a whole.

  1. Learn to negotiate

Whenever you receive a quoted price, always keep in mind that a good portion of the cost is profit. As such, it is crucial to make it a habit always to negotiate and lower the margin as much as possible. And while it may not always be a possibility to get a discount, you will never know how low you can drive the price down if you don’t ask.

It can be more than just a little challenging to run a successful start-up company. There are, after all, several factors that can impede the growth and development of a business which we have very little to no control over. But by adopting the good business practices listed above, you will minimise any financial risks relevant to the business. And more importantly, you will also create more opportunities for the company to find the success that we all aspire to have.

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