Duluth CPA Teaches Starting a Business in Down Economic Times

Incorporating in Georiga

For many who are out of work and have been unemployed for some time, it make be the ideal time to start a new business as your opportunity costs of pursuing other ventures is small to non-existent as you have no present income to lose. Many who desire to start a new business have to think long and hard about forgoing their job and quitting their present employment before looking to start a new business venture. However it was at such a time that my own CPA practice was formed, for it is often when God finds us at our weakest that He can use us to accomplish His ultimate will for our lives. Recently I had a call from a Believer in Texas who was facing such difficulty and we discussed such issues to which I forwarded the below response:

It was a pleasure to talk with you today. I will keep you and your family safe in my prayers. 

One of favorite verses is Matthew 6:34 to which I recommend you meditate and reflect on often. If you decide to start your own business hopefully the below article will be insightful. 

Keep me apprised of how events progress. In His Will, John

 Marketing Statistics for Your Georgia Business

 Starting a new business is a very difficult emotional and financial struggle. Striving to develop your business, its plan, and establish a client base are all critical ingredients of getting your new business started. As a business owner, perhaps even more valuable than the business plan itself is to determine, track, and re-evaluate their marketing efforts. In doing so a wise business owner will determine if they are on track and can take immediate corrective action well before negative financial results occur. A good tracking and monitoring process of your company’s business will be the precursor of what is to soon happen in the company’s business structure.

Key Marketing Statistics  

Each and every business will be a bit unique to a company itself, however there will be many key marketing statistics which all businesses should track, monitor, and evaluate. The wise and judicious use of this process will result in any necessary efforts being re-targeted doing away with less successful methods of reaching your customer base and focusing on more efficient and opportune strategies to reach your full market potential. Examples of key marketing statistics will vary substantially and working with your CPA, SBDC/Small Business Development Center, and your banker are all good sources of information to discover what might work best for your business and in your locale. 

Organizations/Chambers of Commerce/Rotary/Kiwanis 

Business organizations, chambers of commerce, Rotary, and Kiwanis are all good examples of the various business organizations to consider joining. Finding one which best suits your business style, schedule, and perhaps most importantly has a good networking base from which to find the clientele you are seeking is of tantamount importance.  

Marketing Your Business on the Internet

Using the Internet has enabled many businesses to substantially broaden their geographic appeal well beyond their states borders, the U.S. as a whole and even beyond. It is not uncommon for a good website to attract a broad based appeal of potential visitors. Initially a good web presence is critical, as you will want your first impression to be a good one. Keeping your site up to date with advice, information, and products is a good first step towards this endeavor. Ensuring that your site is easily navigable and that your contact information is readily assessable are critical to your sites success and productiveness. However, having the best site in your industry is not enough if people are routinely finding it as search engines look not only to key words, but also content, and for the presence of a Blog bringing to readers/users current news and topical events. Finding a professional who is well versed and trained and advised in these processes is a critical first step in this process. 

We care much more about your business than just preparing your tax returns. Put our trained seasoned CPA to work for you today.

 Contact HIS CPA PC (A Christian CPA Firm) today.

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John Dillard is an Christian Speaker/Author and Certified Public Accountant in Duluth, GA. To See how he takes Christ along with him to work visit http://www.hiscpa.com/ and for his latest book Overcoming Life’s 9/11’s: Job’s Journey and a Voice of One: Nehemiah’s Prayer visit http://www.john-dillard.com/ or call John Dillard CPA today at 770.814.9304 (All Rights Reserved) Dare to Attempt Something so Great for the Kingdom of God that it is doomed to failure, lest Christ be in it!    

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