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Business Advice22nd September 2026Protecting Supplier Relationships: Why Paying on Time is a Business AdvantageDarren Upson, CMO, Tipalti Thirty-eight businesses close each day in the UK because they haven’t been paid on time. That’s not a rounding error or an isolated incident; it’s a government statistic, amounting to an estimated £11 billion of la
Business Advice21st September 2026Why Businesses Choose to Outsource CNC MachiningBusinesses will need to decide whether to have their CNC machining capabilities in-house or outsource it to a specialist partner. For many smaller companies, outsourcing can be a great choice to unlock the highest levels of precision manufacturing without sign
Business Advice18th September 2026The Most Expensive Customer Complaint May Never Reach Your InboxA declined card leaves no angry review and may never produce a support ticket. The customer just disappears, leaving an online business to decide whether its fraud controls prevented a loss or quietly rejected a perfectly good sale. Some customer complaints ar
Business Advice17th September 2026Which Logistics provider should a mid-market brand use for growth in the EU? Best solutions for 2026/27For a mid-market brand, EU growth in 2026 and 2027 is less about finding an international carrier and more about choosing a logistics setup that can scale without adding operational friction. As order volumes increase across multiple countries, the real pressu
Business Advice16th September 2026Master Public Speaking to Boost Your Small Business GrowthFor local and online small business owners, growth often hinges on moments where words do the work: a pitch, a sales conversation, a team huddle, or a quick introduction that decides whether a door stays open.
Business Advice16th September 2026Why Aren’t UK Firms Telling Their Growth Stories Properly?There are thousands of British firms with strong finances, innovative products and ambitious visions. But poor communication is holding companies and the nation’s economy back.
Business Advice15th September 2026Invoice Discounting vs Factoring: Which Is Right for Your Business?Late payment remains one of the heaviest drags on UK businesses. According to Department for Business and Trade research, it costs the UK economy almost £11 billion a year and affects more than 1.5 million businesses – firms waiting on cash they ha
Business Advice15th September 2026How SMEs Can Use AI Sales Roleplay for Training PurposesSmall sales teams often learn on the job. A new starter shadows a colleague, listens to a handful of calls and then starts speaking to customers. Coaching happens when the owner or sales manager has time. That can leave some reps with regular feedback and othe
Business Advice11th September 2026How Finance Automation Cuts Invoice and Expense AdministrationHow Finance Automation Cuts Invoice and Expense Administration Introduction: The Hidden Cost of Manual Finance Admin Invoice processing and expense administration rarely attract much attention, yet inefficient workflows consume staff time. Manual data entry, a
Business Advice7th September 2026How UK Small Businesses Can Use Video Advertising to Compete With Bigger BrandsHow UK Small Businesses Can Use Video Advertising to Compete With Bigger Brands Video used to be a luxury reserved for national campaigns and agency budgets. That gap has closed fast. UK video ad spend reached £9.3 billion in 2025, up 20% year over year.
Business Advice2nd September 2026You Don’t Need to Do It All: Why Businesses Are Increasingly OutsourcingEspecially among SMEs, outsourcing is becoming more commonplace; here, Michelle O’Connor – Chief People Officer at Hive Support Services – discusses the benefits of doing so, alongside some of the challenges her team is seeing across the UK business sect
Business Advice1st September 2026Why Payment Flexibility Is the New Competitive AdvantageFor a long time, payments were treated as a back-end problem: pick a processor, integrate it, move on. That assumption held while everyone did roughly the same thing — card payments, one or two acquirers, a standard checkout. It stopped holding once mark