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Proven Tactics to Survive and Thrive During Business Downturns
Running a small business is rarely smooth sailing. Whether it's a drop in revenue, staffing struggles, or rising costs, difficult periods are inevitable. But how you respond in those moments can define your long-term success. Below, we walk through concrete strategies you can use to stabilize operations, stay visible in your market, and set up for recovery — or even growth. 1. Reassess Your Financial Foundation Start by reviewing your current financial position. This means more than just checking
Sky Photos Demonstrates aerial search techniques at the NEWSAR 2025 conference
Pittsford, VT – September 20 , 2025 – Sky Photos LLC, a Rensselaer, NY based company providing aerial imaging and thermal services in construction, media, project management and more, demonstrated the power of coordinated ground and drone operations during a full-scale mock search at the annual New England Wilderness Search-and-Rescue (NEWSAR) Training Conference, held September 19-21,2025 in Pittsford, Vermont. During the exercise, a team of volunteers and first-responder professionals worked together to
These Are Key Investments Every New Business Owner Should Make for Long-Term Success
Launching a new business is a moment of transformation — one that demands more than passion or a killer idea. Whether you're transitioning from freelance work to full-time ownership or opening your first storefront, early investments can dramatically influence your long-term trajectory. Below, we outline core investments that don’t just help your business launch, but help it stick, scale, and stay visible — across financial, operational, and digital fronts. 1. Foundational Infrastructure: Don’t DIY
What’s Working Now: Free and Paid Tools That Boost Profit Without Burning You Out
Running a small business isn’t about doing more. It’s about doing what matters—better, smoother, and with the least amount of wasted motion. Customer satisfaction, online engagement, and profitability aren’t just buzzwords. They’re survival metrics. And getting them right doesn’t always mean spending big or hiring a team of consultants. Sometimes, it’s about choosing the right tools—free or paid—that work hard in the background while you focus on running your business.Ask Smarter, Not Louder Customers
