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Client Spotlight: Industrial Puppy, Inc.

Managing cash flow is always an important part of handling your ecommerce business financials. Now more than ever, you need to be aware of where your cash is going. You also need to know how to keep money coming in during times of uncertainty. Luckily, bookskeep’s 13-week Cash Flow Plan can show you just that! […]

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What to Fix Next? Cash Flow!

  I’m looking forward to Mike Michalowicz’ new book coming out in late April entitled, Fix This Next. You may remember Mike is the author of Profit First, and he believes this book will be more impactful than Profit First. I’ve been using the diagnostic tool described in the book for the past several months […]

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3 Steps for Managing Cash Flow in Q4 and Beyond

Everyday is an exciting day here at bookskeep, but today is an exceptionally exciting day! We are down to the wire preparing for our company retreat and celebration of the 5th birthday of our business! It’s been an amazing ride so far! I am extremely grateful and proud of the company we have built and […]

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How to Keep Track of Cash Flow for Inventory

Do you have a clear understanding of your business expenses, inventory, and profits? If not, it’s time to implement the Profit First system. This system helps you manage cash and track spending effectively, so you know exactly how much to allocate for inventory orders, when to pay suppliers, and when to settle credit card bills. […]

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Is My Money Profit or Cash–How Can I Tell the Difference?

“My Profit & Loss report indicates profit, but where’s my money? This common question from new clients stems from a misconception held by many. While profits might seem like cash in the bank, it’s not entirely accurate. Let’s delve into this issue and explore why this misconception exists. Your Profit and Loss Statement (P&L) reveals […]

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Why You Need a Cash Strategy Year Round

Many businesses experience fluctuations in sales, with highs and lows that can be particularly challenging for ecommerce sellers. Surviving lean times, planning inventory, and managing operating expenses require careful consideration. The process can be overwhelming and stressful. That’s why having a solid cash strategy year-round is crucial. To navigate the ups and downs, three elements […]

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