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6 ways to retain or attract talent without increasing their wages
2022 will continue to see businesses competing to retain and attract talent. However, after two years of Covid restrictions and upheavals, few small businesses are in the position to compete with rising salaries. The good news is that more than...
How to price your products and services
Getting the right pricing of your product or service can be the most difficult job for business owners. Occasionally, businesses vastly overestimate the true value of their products, but we find that we are more likely to see our clients...
Virtual work parties & other trivial benefits
Many of us have been looking forward to a more traditional end of year season in 2021. While that may not be possible anymore, it’s good to know that if you feel the need to switch your Christmas party plans to virtual this year, the usual tax...
World Earth Day – invest in our planet and your business
Let Earth Day Kickstart Sustainability in Your Business We’ve been working to make Artisan Accounts more environmentally sustainable for some time. So, it’s with great interest that we’ve noted that the theme for Earth Day 2022 is Invest in Our...
10 tasks to make your business more resilient in difficult times
We’ve identified 10 time-critical tasks to do to survive the headwinds of tough trading conditions and higher borrowing costs. The Bank of England has predicted a 1% contraction in the economy between Oct and November. It has also predicted...
How to manage ‘lumpy’ cashflow
Many any creative businesses have irregular income, with ups and downs as different projects come in. This is called a ‘lumpy’ cashflow.
Why design agencies should use a subscription model
Big, one-off projects are exciting, but the real long-term value for agencies is in subscriptions.
What qualifies as a British film?
In today’s blog, we’ll give you some helpful guidance what qualifies as a British film and how this will affect your future projects.
ESG reporting requirements for small businesses
ESG reporting requirements for small businesses vary by country and industry. In general, smaller companies may be subject to fewer reporting requirements than larger companies, but they still may be required to disclose some ESG information....
Proven tips for effective credit control
You probably don’t wake up every day thinking about credit control. But being a business owner comes with many challenges, especially when it concerns money. That’s even more the case when interest rates are rising and the economy is in a...
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