Peer to Peer Business Loans – A Guide
Peer to peer loans could be an alternative to traditional loans for micro businesses. But how does it work?
Business funding. Not exactly a laugh a minute, is it? But for freelancers or micro businesses considering their funding options, we compile options, opinion and expertise on business loans, grants and other funding.
Peer to peer loans could be an alternative to traditional loans for micro businesses. But how does it work?
The Coronavirus outbreak has already had a huge impact on businesses in the UK, with companies from a wide range of industries losing clients, closing
The merchant cash advance is an innovative alternative to more traditional business loans. Find out what it is, how it works and whether your business might be eligible.
Can you get a business loan if you’re a freelancer operating as a sole trader? We take a look at this and other common questions.
If you’re starting a small business and you’re considering funding options, grants can be a fantastic way to go. There are scores upon scores of different grants and subsidies (plus other types of financial incentives) for small businesses in the UK. Some apply to businesses in specific council areas, some to businesses in specific industries. We’ve compiled loads of them right here.
Efficient business operations are critical for enterprise success. Custom workflows designed for specific tasks can improve productivity, simplify processes, and enhance profitability. Small businesses, in
For anyone looking to get a client or their own brands in the press, media enquiry services can be game changing. HARO is probably the most well known, but by no means the only one. So here are some more UK centric alternatives you should try in 2024.
I love content marketing and in addition to the 15 years of experience I have helping me improve constantly, there’s a ton of resources out there. That includes a number of content marketing books and these are the best ones I’ve read.
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