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Struggling with your Business
 

 


Subject - Are You Struggling with your Business?

August 28, 2009
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Struggling with Your Business?

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Are you struggling financially with your business due to the economy? Don’t know where to go to get help? There are a lot of people finding themselves and their business in one of the most difficult situations they have ever faced. We’re hearing a lot of these stories, and we understand it’s a rough road right now.

I want to do a series of newsletters to address your business concerns and I need your help. If you would please detail the specifics of the problems you are facing and send them to me, I’ll use this information to find out what topics most need to be addressed to help businesses right now.

Some of you have successful strategies to weather this storm, and I would apprecite if you would take the time to share them with me so that we can help each other survive and prosper during this most difficult of times.

You, your family, and your businesses are in my prayers.

God Bless, Mike Holt
Mike@MikeHolt.com

 

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  • we are having more trouble collecting on completed contracts. Payment terms are spelled out plainly, but seem to be habitually ignored. If it was only one or two, you may consider it normal, but seem to be an escalating problem. the normal excuses seems to be cash flow problem that filters on down the line . I read in the local news that local county govt. was 3 to 6 months late on payments to vendors. In speaking to our major supplier, he indicated that this was a problem that was having an impact on them as well, with several layoff

    roy g

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