Current Highlights

ARE YOU LUCKY OR SMART?

KEY STRATEGIES TO BE LUCKY IN YOUR BUSINESS

Are you Lucky or Smart in your business? Many entrepreneurs and business executives attribute some part of their success to luck. But most of them also believe it was a SMART, effective strategy that put them in the position to “be LUCKY”. Much like the voice from the 1989 movie Field of Dreams, whispering, “If you build it (have a strategy) they (the luck) will come.” Here are some key strategies to be lucky in your business.

Helping Business Owners Develop 20/20 Vision

What If…..you had all the answers! Answers like how to manage cash flow, key employees, growth, sale, retirement and marketing strategies.

Attendees will be introduced to strategies that will help in improving their cash flow, lending opportunities, financial planning, human resources and marketing stratagies that challenge most small businesses today.

Hosted by Tim Philbrick of Business Dynamix Solutions, Brian Haley of Highland Capital and Minesh Dodia of MidWest One Bank. All attendees will also receive a $20 gift certificate to Yard House upon the completion of the seminar.

For additional questions, please contact Tim Philbrick at 239-262-1237 or tim@bds1237.com

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1 month – 6 months – 1 year – Legacy

How We Help

Working With You, For You

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Business Planning & Advising

Write / Review Business Plans
Strategic Planning
Customized Advising
Goal Setting / Benchmarking
Annual Planning & Retreats
Accountability & Tracking
Business Management
Expense Reduction

Process Flow Analysis & Improvement
Start-Ups
Retirement / Close Out
Industry Analysis
Competition Analysis
Teambuilding
Seminars

Marketing

Marketing Plans
Marketing Program Design
Marketing Methods Audit
Target Market Identification
Email Marketing Solutions
Website Design / Update
Social Media Coordination
Direct Mail Planning / Design
Content Writing
Tradeshow Coordination & Coaching

Records Mangement

Bookkeeping: Quickbooks
Receivables/Payables
Billing / Invoicing
Inventory Management
Cash Management
Quarterly Tax / Sales Tax
Mail Receipt / Distribution
Monthly Reconciliation
Budgeting
Reports & Analysis
Filing / File Systems

Other Services

Management of Personal Records
Training Programs:
Customer Service
Differentiation Strategies
Branding
Trust in the Workplace
Organizational Optimism
Workplace Literacy

Can You See Where Your Money Is Going?

February 18, 2020 at 5:05 pm by Jessica Macera / 0

Insufficient cash flow results in roughly 82% of all business failures in the 1st five years, according to a recent study done by Business Insider. Can you see where your money is going? Here a 3 easy ways to improve your cash flow

Cash flow is most likely your main concern especially since most businesses don’t make a profit until after their first year, according to Forbes. We sat down with Steve Minosky of Davis and Associates Certified Public Accountants based in Naples, Florida to find out what three things all small business owners can do to improve cash flow.

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Surviving in an Employee’s Market – Increasing Employee Retention & Satisfaction

December 23, 2019 at 9:02 pm by Jessica Macera / 0

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Fall in love with your marketing strategy

November 15, 2019 at 5:48 pm by Jessica Macera / 0

With so many competing ideas and options for marketing, how will you put your marketing dollars to the best use? Here are a few ideas you can use right away to develop a workable marketing strategy.

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How to Adapt to the Modern Customer

September 23, 2019 at 8:10 pm by Jessica Macera / 0

Whether you’re a large organization, a small family shop, a budding LLC, or just someone looking to dip their toes in the business world, we all have many things to learn from our customers. Adapting to their changing experiences and needs will power your business upward.