Small Business Centre

Small businesses are privately owned and operated with a small number of employees and low volume of sales compared to larger organizations. They are usually owned in the form of corporations, partnerships or sole proprietorships and range from fewer than 15 employees to 50 employees from country to country. In some cases a small business will be classified depending on sales, assets or profits.

Small businesses are privately owned and operated with a small number of employees and low volume of sales compared to larger organizations. They are usually owned in the form of corporations, partnerships or sole proprietorships and range from fewer than 15 employees to 50 employees from country to country. In some cases a small business will be classified depending on sales, assets or profits.

But no matter how you chose to start and operate and run your small business, it’s a big step to independence – and a risky on at that. Without the right plan, advice and resources – a small business is at high risk of failure and bankruptcy which threatens many small businesses that aren’t doing or coping well.

Whether you’re:

• starting your small business part-time and with little funding and need to know how to raise capital and manage your small business account,
•  a small business owner looking for up-to-date advice on sales and marketing, or
• a small business is a long term goal you want to achieve in your life, get to the fine print with EconomyWatch Small Business Centre written by our panel of expert researchers on the matter.

Here at EconomyWatch, we’ve started a brand new section full of tips, advice and resources for small businesses to help you along the road to success.