Sollertia Blog

During recent months, economic uncertainty has been increasing as the nation considers whether to vote to remain in the European Union, or to leave. The outcome of the referendum on 23rd June, 2016 could have a Read more

On 23rd June 2016, the residents of the UK will be voting whether or not the country should remain within the EU, or leave. The results of the referendum may have a huge impact on the country and its businesses. Experts across the Read more

Monitoring business performance is crucial for all companies to prevent any issues or problems occurring in the future. During prosperous periods, it may be easy to let business performance measurement fall, but as soon as Read more

As a business owner, it won’t come as a newsflash that spreading the word about your company is fundamental to growth, but how carefully do you select your avenues here? The next instalment in our six-part series looks into the ways Read more

There are few SME owners who don’t harbour ambitions of taking the next step and becoming one of the big boys in their sector, but how should they go about turning that aspiration into a reality? In this set of six articles, we look at tried and tested ways that businesses have successfully managed to bridge this gap. We start with a strategy that’s always changing in pace with the digital world, but will never cease to be crucial Read more

As the transport hire sector is extremely competitive, you need to make sure your business stands out among all the others, gaining attention from prospective clients. Take some time Read more

Every business has a requirement to keep accurate and timely records. Failure to maintain these will not only result in penalty charges from HMRC, but could also result in the Read more

Successfully managing the cash flow of your rental business requires the balancing of money coming into your company and the money being paid out, sounds simple, but we understand that in reality this isn’t as Read more

According to reports published by the Small Business Administration, around a third of all companies survive for at least 10 years, while half of new enterprises can expect to last five years or more.

This means that a significant proportion of businesses will flop. While you may not want to focus on Read more

One of the most common mistakes made by a first time business owner is not planning ahead. To be successful, you need to know what your goals are, both long term and for the immediate future. You also need to Read more