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4 Hot Tax Tips for Tradies

Time for tax planning

Tax time can be challenging, no matter what industry you’re in.

Good thing it’s becoming faster and easier nowadays, especially for tradies.

In fact, tradies can qualify for substantial tax deductions – you just need to be aware of them and of course make sure you keep good record of receipts and documents.

If you’re a tradie, here are some tax tips to keep in mind.

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4 Tradie Business Success Secrets

What Every Good Tradesmen Needs To Know

Operating a successful trade business, is more than just being great on the tools. It requires having knowledge on all aspects of the business in order to grow it.

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Tradie Finance – 5 Ways To Extra Cash

I need cash now!

Seeking short or long term funding for your tradie business may feel like a challenge but knowing where to start and who to turn to for help, can get you moving forward with confidence very quickly.

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Local SEO Know-How for Tradies

Getting More Local Customers

Local SEO has been gaining popularity the past few years. It’s common knowledge that most Aussies prefer to “go-local” and you need to be the business they see.

This makes local SEO all the more important for tradies. The better your local SEO strategy, the more you can engage people near you who are looking for the products and services you are offering.

Here are three essential reasons proving local SEO should be on your to-do list.

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3 Ways For Tradies To Advertise on a Small Budget

Marketing tips for local tradies

As a local tradie, you may only have a limited marketing budget. This means you need to think more carefully about how to get the best return on your investment and know where to put your marketing efforts.

Here are some quick and easy steps to market your business on a budget.

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5 Ways to Promote Your Tradie Business on The Job

Expose your Business Daily

Advertising for your business does not stop even when you’re on the job.

There are simple things you can do to expose your business every single day when you are at a client. Here are our top 5:

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3 Ways Local Businesses Can Build A Customer Base

Strategy to build solid client base

Building a solid client base is key to the survival and growth for most business owners, big or small.

To do this, requires having a strategy to find new customers as well as developing strong referral partnerships that can bring you more regular clients.

We list down three ways to grow your client base.

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Grow Your Business Through Location-Based Marketing

Get Local With Your Marketing

Successful marketing for small business is changing. From Google to Facebook there seems to be more emphasis on location-based marketing.

Why? Because locals love searching, buying and supporting local business owners mean conversions are likely to be much higher.

Even before digital technology, consumers were already targeted based on their location with letterbox drops and flyers. And in the digital world, it is no different in trying to find and market to your locals, whether you’re a tradie and local professional service provider.

Here are 3 ways how location-based marketing can help your business.

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Current Online Marketing Trends for Local Business

Understanding Online Businesses

Running a local business requires understanding what other businesses are doing online and simply keeping up!

So what are other local businesses doing more off right now?

We list three keys areas where there seems to be more focus on at present and so may be worth considering with your online marketing strategies.
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Should Tradies Charge for Quotes?

Putting an end to ” non-serious” customers!

Remember in 2014 when the Federal government proposed a $7 GP fee to end free doctors visits? Whilst it ended up being dropped, one of the reasons for proposing it was to end deemed “unnecessary” visits and people showing up to a doctor simply for being sick of work (you know what we mean!).

Now, this got us thinking. Would tradies charging homeowners a nominal fee for “on-site visits and quotes” help put an end to deemed “non- serious” customers, which presently is costing the average tradie hundreds of dollars per week?
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