Tag: Revenue

When you travel by plane, have you ever noticed that nearly all flights end up full? If the airline manages to fill the plane without turning away customers, it has successfully optimized its pricing strategy, part of a process called revenue management. Learn more about revenue management and how to use it in your business.…

Owning a business means being ready for anything, whether it’s investing in a new project or dealing with financial downturns. For small expenses, using savings or a business credit card may suffice. However, a business line of credit can provide a higher credit limit and lower interest rates than credit cards, giving you more flexibility…

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This content doesn’t contain and isn’t meant to provide legal, tax, or business advice.* New York has a bustling economy, home to a multitude of small businesses across nearly every industry. If you’re thinking about starting a business in the state, an LLC is a solid entity choice. This guide contains information on the forms…

A common mistake business owners make is confusing cash flow with profits.  Although cash flow and profit are related, they are not the same. Knowing what each means can give you a clearer insight into your company’s financial health. Cash flow vs. profit: What’s the difference? Cash flow refers to the money that flows in…

Disclaimer: These guides are for informational purposes online and do not constitute professional legal advice. See more below* Oklahoma has nearly 70,000 square miles of prairies, farmland, mountains, oak savannas, marshes, mesas, and forests. Historically, it’s known for its agricultural sector, and while the famous song named after the state by Rodgers and Hammerstein notes…