Business Ownership Articles

Long-running, small family-run companies are to be applauded. But sometimes generational challenges threaten this wonderful institution.

King Drilling isn’t experiencing significant growth yet, but its owner is still carefully thinking about strategies so that the company is fully ready when the time is right

Here’s a look at two common types of fear experienced by many business owners and tactics for how to handle them so that they don’t limit your company’s potential

After years working in the industry, contractor starts his own company after seeing a need for quality directional drilling work

Finding a way through the tough times isn’t always going to be easy, but some easy tips will help you along the way

A clear plan will keep your business and family financially stable if anything happens to you

A strategic market analysis may uncover competitive disadvantages or push you in new directions to find greater profitability.

Adding personal touches helps sewer-line rehab company reach new heights and keeps customer satisfaction high

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The pandemic is a stressor for business owners at the moment. Keep these tips in mind when you’re thinking about the best approach to take to make it through this period of uncertainty.

Determining how much your company is worth is complicated and often unnecessary. But you can use these tools to get a rough estimate for peace of mind.

Eventually you might reach a point where you decide to get out of your business, whether it is retirement beckoning or a desire to take on a new venture. Here are a few things to think about before taking that step.

Seattle contractor builds a new company with better customer service and higher profitability after learning from others

Think about if any of these seven common factors behind business failure are holding your company back from realizing its full potential