Six essential steps to starting a business

Depending on whose advice you take, starting up a business can seem an easy process, or a complicated one. It’s all in the preparation, and if you put the work in at the right time, you will be well on your way.

For a simple ‘how to’ we’ve collated six things you should do when starting a business.

Read the 6 steps on our blog.

How to start making overseas sales

Ambitious start-ups have the business world at their feet in terms of opportunity. The key is tapping into it.

A domain name that can be recognised anywhere in the world, along with localised content are important ways to get there. And, for start-ups looking to conquer the world, there’s no time like the present.

Read the article in full on the Turner Little Blog.

It’s easier than you think to start a business in your 50s

If you’re over 50 and are put off starting a business due to your age, then think again. Over 50s account for almost 45% of new businesses started up in the UK, according to figures from the Office of National Statistics.

Read the full article on the Turner Little Blog.

What tax implications should start-ups be aware of?

There are certain questions all start-ups should ask themselves before they launch, and many of these revolve around tax.

Entrepreneurs can underestimate the tax implications that come with running a new business. Here are some key questions that should be considered.

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Improving Your Credit Score Guide

If you have earned a poor credit history over the years, it can be hard for you to take out the financial products you need e.g. loans, to create a better life for yourself and build up a business. But do not worry, there are ways to tackle this issue. Here is Turner Little’s guide to improving your credit score.


Read our Guide to Improving Your Credit Score in full on the Turner Little Blog.

How to Protect Your Business from Ransomware Attacks

It is important to interact with your customers online, to secure new and repeat business in the digital age. You can set up digital assets, such as a company website and social media profiles to achieve this aim, but this leaves your business open to cyber-crime such as ransomware strikes, which can damage your bottom line. Turner Little explains how to protect your business from ransomware attacks.

Four Considerations of Naming Your Business

When starting a business, it is vital you choose the right name for your firm. With a memorable name, your business can distinguish itself from competitors and develop a robust brand identity, presenting itself as a trusted provider of goods and services to your target market. In order to help you develop a strong name, Turner Little examines four of the key considerations of naming your business.