Bartercard stories
As 2018 ends, small businesses should focus on planning for 2019 by investing in talent, seeking external ideas, taking calculated risks, and automating tasks.
Navigating growth and efficiency can be tough for SMBs. Bartercard offers trade solutions to enhance cash flow, reduce excess stock, and boost customer reach.
With 97% of businesses in New Zealand being small businesses, SMBs need to leverage this existing network of potential clients and business partners.
Not only does a marketplace make trading easier for everyone, it can help you attract new customers you've previously been unable to reach.
With the growth of software-as-a-service products, SMBs are increasingly able to afford powerful tools that were traditionally barred to them.
The waters of business are rarely smooth, but there are ways to make sure the journey downriver is a successful one.
Bartercard NZ celebrates a decade with current shareholders and surpasses $2.5 billion in trades, a testament to the enduring value of barter.
Here's a breakdown of what Bartercard actually is and how it provides invaluable opportunities for businesses privy of its network.
Understanding the core financials and maintaining cashflow is vital for enduring business success, according to Bartercard's guide for small business owners.
You can't just rush straight into a partnership. According to Bartercard, at least half of all partnerships fail in the first 2-3 years.
Effective cash flow management is critical for SMBs. From quick invoicing to leveraging Bartercard, here are essential strategies to stay afloat.
Trade exchange platform Bartercard has recently launched its app, designed to help Bartercard members utilise the network more efficiently.
Although they may seem to be the simplest solution, SMBs need to consider the trade-offs they are making by discounting.
Bartercard has members consisting of over 6,000 businesses in eight countries, with a trade volume of over $150 million a year.
Using electronic currency instead of cash means that users can continue to make purchases even when cash flow has slowed.
Bartercard revolutionises trade, debuting a digital marketplace to its 16,000 NZ members, enabling streamlined goods and services exchange.
