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Five Business Survival Tips for 2021



 The epidemic and all that is that is connected to it caught many business owners off guard and, even worse it led to some businesses closing. Yelp reported that on Yelp that 60% of closed businesses will not be reopening after permanent business closures had reached 97.966. Imagine that you have invested so much in an entity and then things slow down because of an infection.



 It's the New year, and nobody can predict what it will bring. However, you must prepare and fortify the company against these dangers as a business owner.





 Every day there are new methods to simplify the purchasing process for customers. If you aren't developing new products and easing the buying procedure for customers, you could be losing customers to competitors who are. Steve Jobs said, “Innovation differentiates between followers and leaders." This means that if you want your niche or industry to lead, you need to create something new. This applies to the areas of marketing and product delivery, customer retention, and so on.



 2021 is an entirely new year. It is likely that you will be faced with new problems.



 1. Make sure that your clients' minds are in check


 Marketing is crucial for any company. Companies that made it to the end of 2020 had retained their customers' attention. If there's still lockdowns to be imposed in 2021, that may cause your business not to operate normally, resulting in lower revenues. However, you don't need to stop marketing. You should instead reduce your marketing budget.




 Marketing is the process of understanding your clients, educating them, attracting new customers and convincing them to buy from you. Every marketing strategy may not result in sales but consistent marketing will lead to sales eventually.



 Social media platforms are your best friends in the near future. Studies show that "nearly 50 percent of the population uses social media. This means there are more than 3 billion users around the globe.



 You will only be in the thoughts of your customers when you are there for them. Social media marketing offers the chance to do this. Whether you choose to use influencers or paid social, you need to work hard to stay on the minds of your customers.



 2. Find the best individuals for the job


 Great employees equal great business. If you're looking to give your company that competitive advantage, then you need to get the most qualified personnel to do the task. Without the most skilled individuals, you will not be able to provide your customers the best.



 It's not just about selecting the best people and also making sure that your employees are satisfied. It involves knowing your employees, creating a happy workplace and providing them with a purpose.




 How can you create a positive work environment? Everyone wants to be heard. Your role as a business leader is to provide a platform for everyone to express their thoughts and opinions on specific topics. This can take place in weekly gatherings. This can dramatically increase their productivity which will aid your business.



 3. Protection of assets


 There are a variety of circumstances that could affect your assets as a business owner. This could lead to lose money. It's difficult to lose your company's assets as a result of an upcoming legal action. A lot of business owners overlook this aspect however it's vital to protect your assets when things don't go your way after an instance of legal.



 Nobody starts a business and considers the possibility of involving in an action in court which is the reason why a lot of people are in trouble. 78% of US plaintiffs had no idea that they would be involved in a court case. Sony lost 200M in assets. It could have been prevented if they protected their assets. Whatever the size of your business is, you are able to safeguard your assets online or offline.



 4. Budgeting and financing


 Planning should include financial aspects since every business needs money in order to operate. Budgeting is similar to making a plan for your business. Your business is at stake if you don’t have a plan in place.



 Riley Panko reported on budgeting and said that every business should be able to establish a budget. "Businesses, regardless of their size must to establish a budget in order not to place their financial well-being in danger." The process of budgeting could help small businesses focus.



 Budgeting decides whether your marketing, asset acquisition as well as employee remuneration and other aspects of your business can be carried out smoothly. Every aspect of your short- and long-term financial requirements should be taken into consideration. You may need to hire an accountant to keep track of the money flowing into and out of your business.

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 5. Always be prepared to be able to adjust to any situation


 Are you able to adapt? Patrick J. Rottinghaus defines "adaptability" as "The capacity or ability to adjust to changes and the capacity or willingness to adapt to unexpected events that could change one's plans for the future."



 2020 was over without anyone noticing, however everyone had to adjust to the new technology. Everyone was forced to adapt to online education, zoom meetings as well as social distancing. This was a major problem for brick and mortar companies which provide their primary services in person.

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 2021 is uncertain, but what is absolute should be your ability to be flexible to any situation. It doesn't matter if provide products or services, or interacting with customers. You need to be agile and ready to react to any market changes.