Ali Mayar Shares: 3 Signs Your Business Could Use A Financial Boost in 2019

Running a business is difficult enough without the added
stress of a cash flow crunch. There is something to be said about
self-sufficiency, but as Ali Mayar will tell you, sometimes it’s important to
seek outside help during times of high stress and low cash flow.

In case you’re wondering, Ali Mayar is the founder and CEO of Platinum Rapid
Funding Group
. The Long Island-based company specializes in business
funding.  An MCA is basically a lifeline
for businesses in financial need.

From Mayar’s experience, such a funding injection would come
in handy in the following instances.

Things Are Starting
to Fall Apart

You know you’re in a cash crunch when things start falling
apart everywhere. But what exactly is ‘falling apart’ in the first place? It’s
a state where your organization starts suffering due to unaddressed needs.

While every business is unique, downward trends tend to
share symptoms. As such, you might want to seek financing if:

-You’re struggling to pay your employees: A cash flow boost
will help you sort things out before they start leaving.

-The quality of your products/services is plummeting:
Cutting corners in a bid to cut costs is a terrible idea, to say the least.

-Things are falling apart literally: Maybe you’re having to
put up with outdated tools because you cannot afford upgrades. Things may also
fall apart because you’ve neglected repairs for far too long. Whatever the
case, outside financing could make all the difference.

You Are in the Middle
of, or Are Approaching a Typically Slower Business Season

Sure, a diverse product line may help you keep cash coming
in all year long. But there’s just no way to avoid seasonal slumps altogether.
And that’s not necessarily a bad thing; the reduction in front-end activity
affords you time to catch a breath or two. 

Of course, it’s impossible to relax when you’re constantly
worrying about your cash flow. That’s why you should seek out a capital
injection beforehand — most seasonal businesses do this to offset revenue
shortfalls during slower months. If you’re already experiencing a slump, now’s
the time to get moving. Keep in mind, though, that funding is best sought
before it’s needed. Having the foresight to plan for slow periods proactively
can make a huge difference in your bottom line.

You Want to Expand
Your Business

Growth can take many shapes and forms. It could be that
you’re planning to open up locations in untapped markets. Or perhaps you’re
just looking to build up capacity in response to developing demand.

No matter what your expansion plans involve, putting them in
motion will require a sizeable financial outlay. That’s why you want to start
approaching potential backers early on; this will help you find the right
partner and finalize the deal in time. Do keep in mind that you will need to
clearly outline how the project will contribute to your bottom line.

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leverage the experience of other entrepreneurs? Obviously not — that’s why
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Adam Hansen
 

Adam is a part time journalist, entrepreneur, investor and father.