Business Management Refresh – Spring Cleaning for Your Business
- No. 29 Creative

- Mar 15, 2022
- 2 min read

With the Spring season upon us it's a great opportunity to clean up and start fresh. Not just in your home but in your business too! Taking time to look over all aspects of your business now will set you up for success over the coming high season. Here are just a few areas of your business you can take a look at and see if they need any refreshing.
Your Website: Do all pages load correctly? Is all of your information correct and up to date? Look over each page and take notes as you go to see what needs to be corrected or what can be made better. If you have time and it's been a few years, consider changing out your photos or page headlines to something fresh.
Your Social Profiles: Does your profile accurately reflect your business offerings? Are your logo and contact information correct? Do you have anything new to share with your followers that you've forgotten to mention? Scroll back over the last year and see what kinds of posts you've shared and what posts get the best interaction to help you plan your 2022 posts.
Business Collateral: Is everything matching and does it reflect your current branding? Are there any pieces you're missing or need to reorder? Now is your chance to get your sales materials, menus, business cards, shop signage, product packaging, and anything else in line and refined.

Your Workspace: If you're like me things can get a bit cluttered if left unchecked. Is there something you can do to up your organizational game? How can you make your space. Leaner and easier to work in for you and your employees? Write down each trouble area and brainstorm ideas with your employees or a trusted person to find solutions that work for everyone.
Your Finances: Tax season is coming! Do you have your expense reports completed? Do you have a budget worked out for the year? How happy are you with your point of sale software or your billing software? Now is a great time to make changes for the coming fiscal year if you want to transition to a newer service.
Your Product: Are there any underperforming products or services you need to change or get rid of? Are the prices you charge still enough to cover your expenses? Are there new products you added value you can bring to your offerings? Now is a great time to make some changes!
What do you think? Is this doable? Are there any other areas of your business you can take a look at and clean up? Let me know in the comments if there is something I missed so everyone can learn!



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