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Should You Finance a Lease or Raise Equity to Acquire New Equipment?
For startups, equipment acquisition is necessary to get the business off the ground. For established companies, acquiring equipment is a means to grow and expand. Debt is a four-letter word for many business owners. Therefore, many believe raising equity to… 5 Stress-Management Tips for Small Business Owners
As a small business owner, you are used to being the first on the job, the last to leave, and wearing multiple hats, from janitorial and marketing to accounting. You also bear the responsibility for employees’ livelihoods and growing your… When Small Business Owners Prepare for Known Risks, They’re Better Prepared for the Unknowns
The decision to start a small business isn’t taken lightly. Running a small business is even harder. If we’ve been reminded of anything lately, it is how important small business is to the economy and employment. For owners of… First Comes Financing Your Leased Equipment, Then Comes Inbound Marketing
There are two types of marketing: outbound and inbound. Outbound marketing includes trade shows, email blasts to purchased lists, cold calling, brochures and traditional advertisements. They’re considered “outbound” because you’re pushing your advertising out, hoping that customers see it.… 10 Resolutions for 2020 if You’re Leasing Business Equipment This Year
As 2019 winds down, it’s that time of year to make resolutions for 2020. Business resolutions are just as important as personal ones if you’re an entrepreneur. If you’re considering financing an equipment lease to start off a new year… How the Economic Outlook Affects Lease Financing for Construction Equipment
The Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) recently published an article on the economic outlook for 2020. It stated that while the economy began 2019 rather strong and that the U.S. is in the middle of 100+ months of economic…
A solid business plan does many things for a business owner. It provides a clear road map which outlines the future of the business. It sets goals and holds a business owner accountable to them. It explains what the company… 
For most business owners, the thought of drafting a business plan sounds like paperwork—something you should do, but just can’t get excited about because you have a business to get off the ground or run.