Ouch! Hidden Costs that Can Hurt Your Bottom Line
December 11 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Starting a new business can be overwhelming due to the sheer number of decisions required. The adage “You don’t know what you don’t know” can lead to hasty choices or even jeopardize a startup’s success in the long run.
Established business owners, on the other hand, face constant bombardment from telemarketers and salespeople promising unbeatable prices, superior service, and cutting-edge systems. Unfortunately, these promises often fall short when salespeople prioritize their own commissions over their client needs.
This workshop is designed to guide business owners through the critical questions they should ask about payment processing, POS systems, and payroll. We’ll explore the best options for businesses, why they matter, and what you should be paying for these essential services, all of which significantly impact your business’ bottom line.
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Part 2, “Deep Dive into Payment Processing & POS” – Date To Be Determined
Beyond family, home, and health, a business might be someone’s most significant investment. For businesses that accept credit and debit card payments, the world of merchant processing can be confusing and vague. Many business owners struggle to understand their options and often find it challenging to decipher their monthly statements; that’s if they even have the time to look over them.
When investing in a POS (point-of-sale) system, the stakes are even higher. Yet, many businesses end up with the wrong system because they buy from the first salesperson they meet, who may only offer one option. Businesses aren’t cookie-cutter where one size fits all, and knowing exactly what you need in a POS is half the battle.
This workshop will demystify payment processing across all channels— in-store, online, and on-the-go. We’ll guide you on what to look for when setting up your business with the right POS
system and a processing provider, ensuring you make informed decisions that benefit your bottom line for years to come.