Make your business flexible.
10 best small business funding sources in South Africa today
2.
Be strategic in solidifying your brand in a way that will build customers' loyalty.
Knowing how to grow your business is vital for business success. Image: Klaus VedfeltSource: Getty Images
In South Africa, customers show loyalty to a business they helped build.
You must not disappoint as you grow your brand and establish your business ideas.
Tax and regulations could burden your business.
Read also
You are also expected to get the regulatory licences you need and pay the associated taxes and levies.
This will save you and your business some future stress.
Create more financially secure options
Sustaining a business brand in South Africa demands time and unhindered capital inflow.
Read also
For this reason, you must create credible financial security for yourself.
To achieve this, you may have to seek help from friends and family members.
Also, consider formalising the process of exchanging cash for equity with the appropriate legally binding paperwork.
Read also
Other options to look at include grants and/or investor funding.
A big idea needs a proper plan, moral and financial support.
Don’t be shy or afraid to allow like-minded people to be part of your future success.
Read also
This is where publicity comes in.
it’s crucial that you make yourself visible the same way you strive to grow your brand and ideas.
Publicity cannot depend solely on your product and organisation.
Read also
As a business owner, you must invest in yourself to give your business acceptability and patronisation.
Briefly Newswill push your business brand to new heights and give your reputation a major boost.
Getting in touch with theBriefly Newsmarketing team
Do you want to contact theBriefly Newsmarketing team?
Email rianette.cluley@briefly.co.za.
it’s possible for you to also visit ourcorporate website.
Enjoyed reading our story?
Download BRIEFLY’s news app onGoogle Playnow and stay up-to-date with major South African news!
E-mail: rianette.cluley@briefly.co.za