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Looking to speak with business owners
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Looking to speak with business owners

Hi, I hope this post if appropriate for our group.

I'm researching how small business owners can lose visibility in the day-to-day with scattered information and updates across tools and in person conversations, texts and other communication channels. I'd love to meet with people who have hands on experience managing multiple moving pieces while running their businesses. It'll be a quick 30-min call. As a token of appreciation for your time and insights, you'll receive a $25 Amazon gift card from us.

Please use this form to sign up if you're interested and I'll reach out to schedule a call: https://forms.gle/BHoLESdtLKged9Ug9.

Thank you!

u/AntelopeElectrical70 — 4 days ago
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Getting customers

Hey guys! This is one of the most basic questions, but how do I get customers for a software app? The app was created based on a problem i had with managing bookings. How did you get customers? Any tips?

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u/LeonardCB — 5 days ago
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started a tiny baby food business... would really mean a lot if you could show her some support

Hey everyone...

Not trying to sell anything here, just wanted to ask for a small favor.

Someone really close to me recently started a small homemade baby food page on Instagram called littlehands.nutrition. HERE

She spent months learning, testing recipies, designing the packaging herself and honestly putting her heart into this. It's not backed by any company or investors... just one person trying to build something from scratch..

She makes things like sprouted ragi mix, oats and makhana mix, annaprash mix and other baby foods with no added sugar, no added salt and no preservatives.

Seeing how much effort she puts into every post and every order makes me want to help her somehow. she has a food license and has already got the food lab tested recently

The hard part is getting those first few people to even notice your page... Instagram can be pretty brutal when you're starting with almost no followers.

If you're a parent, know someone with a baby, or even if you just have 10 seconds to spare... could you please check out littlehands.nutrition and maybe leave a follow or share it with someone who might find it useful.

Even if nothing comes out of it... I know it would make her day to wake up and see a few new people supporting her dream.

Small bussinesses survive because strangers decide to be kind... hoping Reddit can do its thing ❤️

Thank you guys... it honestly means a lot.
LINK : instagram link https://www.instagram.com/littlehands.nutrition/

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u/siachenbaba — 6 days ago
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What is your immediate reactions to these sites? (business owners /managers)

Hi. So, I'm doing some research around a few different sites aimed at businesses internationally and would like to request that you give me your immediate reactions / understanding based on what you see.

No need to spend a lot of time on this. ...just short and sweet. I do not want to take too much of your time. Thank you in advance.

LINK: https://forms.gle/vhqib7ic9329Y2Qm6

u/Friendly-Green3265 — 9 days ago
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At what point does “I’ll catch up later” turn into CRA problems for a business?

I’ve seen this pattern a lot with small businesses: bookkeeping slips for a bit, and at first it feels harmless... something you can deal with later...

But what usually happens is it doesn’t stay small. It slowly turns into missed reconciliations, unclear records, and eventually stress when tax deadlines or CRA follow-ups show up.

What surprises many business owners is that the problem isn’t just the backlog itself, it’s how quickly it becomes hard to even know where to start. Once you’re a year or more behind, it’s no longer “catching up,” it’s rebuilding accurate records from scratch... which can also mean that your cost to do bookkeeping is also going to go up.

In most cases, it is fixable, even when it feels like it’s gotten out of hand. The key is getting everything organized in one structured cleanup process, rather than trying to patch things piece by piece while still running the business.

There are services (including ours at LedgersOnline) that focus specifically on catch-up bookkeeping for businesses that are months—or even years—behind. The goal isn’t judgment or complexity reduction for its own sake, but just getting things back into a usable, accurate state.

Curious how others handle this:
Have you ever dealt with falling behind on bookkeeping? What caused it in your case time, systems, or just prioritization?

u/pagepsd — 12 days ago
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Does your business have a website? If not, you’re probably missing potential customers online. At HJM Technologies, we build affordable websites and design marketing materials such as posters and flyers to help businesses grow. DM me for our catalog and pricing.

u/its_yoyoeh — 11 days ago
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7 Editions deep into my magazine!

Started back in November 2024, I now have 7 editions out (quarterly release)

Can’t wait to create more!

What do you all think of the cover shots?

u/TTTONLF — 11 days ago