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Learning how to write a sound business plan is an essential first step toward creating a successful business. Your business plan will not only shape your strategy, but will serve as a powerful communication tool to potential investors and lenders.
The issue of fraud impacts businesses of all sizes significantly. According to a study by the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE), the average business loses up to 5% of their annual revenue due to fraud.
With new growth opportunities in an evolving digital world, it continues to be beneficial and essential for small and mid-sized businesses to ensure their leading sales and marketing methods match the preferences of consumers.
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