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How Debt is Handled When a Business is Sold

Many business owners don't put a lot of thought into what happens to their company's debt when they sell their business. While there are cases where the debt is absorbed in the transaction as part of the sale, it is wron...

The Importance of Good Social Media Marketing

There is no doubt that social media marketing has become a valuable tool for promoting businesses. With the exception of adults over the age of 65, the majority of Americans from every age group are using social media...

5 Great Accounting Softwares for Small Businesses

There is no question that a successful business requires solid accounting practices. However, the world of accounting can be quite tricky for small business owners especially if they do not have easy access to an account...

Selling Your Business Post-COVID

In order to achieve optimal results when selling a business, it is crucial to sync both internal timings with external timing. Internal timing consists of aspects that are personal to the business owner (ex: wanting to...

Managing The Sale of a Business: Expectations vs. Reality

When business owners decide to embark on the journey to sell their business, they oftentimes have predetermined expectations about how the sale process will take place. These expectations can stem from all sorts of place...

6 Small Things That Can Have a Big Impact When You Decide to Sell Your Business

Many owners experience a lot of anxiety when deciding to sell their business. This unease is often related to not knowing what to expect or even where to begin. However, once the decision is made to exit, there are sev...

What are Earnouts and Why Are They Used?

An earnout is a business purchase arrangement where a portion of the seller's payment is contingent on the performance of the business after it is sold. In other words, if after closing the company achieves certain defin...

Maximizing Sale Value by Minimizing Customer Concentration

What is Customer Concentration Risk? Customer concentration risk is when a large amount of a companys sales are derived from a disproportionately small pool of customers. The bigger the client relative to total revenu...


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