New Year’s Resolution That Will Change Your Small Business

UPlanIt Limited
5 min readDec 28, 2022

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It’s the end of the year, and soon, we’ll be ushering in 2023. That’s when everyone will be making a resolution or two. Some popular ones include eating healthier, being nicer, or quitting a harmful vice. Do you have any plans to do the same?

Resolutions don’t just have to be personal. If you’re running a small business, they can be an opportunity to make some much-needed changes. As we round up the year, here are some great new year’s resolutions that can improve your small business.

Do More Delegation

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Overworking and putting pressure on yourself have long-term negative effects. Actively delegate tasks to other team members or outsource them in the new year. This will help you focus on using the hours you have well and making them count.

You Need Effective Cashflow Management

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Many small businesses fail because they are not mindful of their cash flow. This is wrong because cash flow is like the blood supply of your business. It’s time to start paying adequate attention to it in the new year.

Get More Online Presence

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It’s time to stop putting off that mobile-friendly website design. You’ll also need to get an effective email marketing strategy and keep your blog up-to-date. 2023 is the year to take your digital presence seriously and use it to the advantage of your business.

Update Your Prices

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When last did you update your prices to reflect your new skills and experience? Your business will continue to suffer if you keep undercharging yourself. So make a resolution to be brave and increase your prices in the new year.

Updating Your Skills

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The business industry is changing all the time. As a small business owner, this makes it important to update your skills constantly. You might also have to learn some new skills along the way. Just ensure that you stay up to date with what is crucial in your industry.

Have Weekly Strategies

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If you want your business to grow, you’ll have to do more planning and set more goals next year. Weekly strategy sessions can help you keep things on track and notice where to improve. It’s the best way to give yourself a fighting chance.

Review Your Business Plan

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When last did you review the roadmap you used to start your business? There’s a chance that things have changed since you started, and your business plan should reflect that. It’s time to update your financial goals, marketing ideas, competitors, etc.

Letting Go

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One important resolution to follow next year is to realize when something isn’t working and move on. Don’t waste time forcing it to work just because you started it. Moving on and finding a different path is crucial to the success of your business.

Communicate Better

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Effective communication is a factor of quality and quantity. Don’t just send newsletters out every month; make sure they have the quality to make an impact. The same goes for your social media posts. The higher the quality, the more positive the impact on your business.

Keep Up-To-Date

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Ensuring that you keep in touch with the latest technologies and ideas in your business is crucial. Your small business needs this to stay relevant and gain new patronage. So please ensure you invest in using the latest technology and offering trending services.

Prioritise Company Culture

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Too many small companies neglect the importance of having a company culture. It would be best if you had employees that are motivated and inspired to succeed. A strong company culture will ensure your staff feel appreciated, respected, and satisfied.

In Conclusion

As a small business, you can give your brand a fighting chance in the new year by starting on the right foot. Making good resolutions and remaining committed to following them is a step in the right direction. Please feel free to apply the above resolutions as needed to your business plans in the coming year. Can you think of any other useful resolutions we should add?

See you next time!

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