Supply chain disruptions affect small business owners in different ways, resulting in reduced revenues, inflated costs, delayed production and delivery of products, which ultimately affects their ability to serve customers and make profits. We’ve compiled a list of strategies for entrepreneurs to help mitigate and manage supply chain disruptions in their businesses.

Consumer spending habits have changed drastically during the COVID-19 pandemic, and a new reliance on online shopping is prompting small businesses to rethink their marketing strategies. We’ve compiled a few ways for small business owners to effectively utilize digital marketing to engage with their audience in this new post-pandemic landscape.

Cyberattacks are a growing threat for small businesses, and a recent U.S. Small Business Administration survey estimates that an astonishing 88% of small business owners are concerned about being vulnerable to cyberattacks. Many entrepreneurs don’t have the capability to afford IT professionals or don’t know where to start, but it’s important to learn about common threats, understand where your business might be vulnerable, and take concrete steps to improve your cybersecurity. 

Small businesses are looking for ways to grow their businesses and connect with their consumers online. With this in mind, we put together a checklist for entrepreneurs to review as they pivot their businesses and build their online presence.