Customer Service Equipment Expenses Suppliers 
The Small Business Blog
OCTOBER 18, 2007
Even if you need the service or product from your supplier, check others all the time, insurance, telephone, utilities, etc. And I totally agree on not buying brand-new equipment. Analyze your fixed cost every month. You will find things you don’t need – trust me you will. Compare and get new quotes.
The Small Business Blog
OCTOBER 25, 2007
Examples are rent, some employee costs, property taxes, telephone, heating and interest/bank expense. Rental equipment, software (via cloud computing), along with outsourcing of services are all good ways to spend less and make more. Why should I keep my “Fixed Costs&# as low as possible? Digg Furl Netscape Yahoo!
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The Small Business Blog
APRIL 1, 2008
The set-up cost for this business is one of the more expensive ones due to all the equipment that will be required. do cost cutting do credit control do customer service export find funding grow your business handle problems keep data safe lower overheads manage your time market and sell motivate your staff not to do it!
The Small Business Blog
OCTOBER 1, 2007
High profit home business Said on April 20th, 2008 at 9:12 pm Bootstrapping is great also because with success does not come huge expenses that can’t be endured with the ups and downs that come with any industry. It does not mean you can’t realise real profits either. The choice to remain low cost is a smart one. Great post.
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