When it comes to working with small business customers, your growth and theirs are very closely intertwined. This may sound simple, but there’s much more to it than just offering a valuable product to help small businesses grow. With that in mind, here are a few steps you can take towards finding long-lasting growth from your SMB customers.
Somehow, 2018 is over, and what a year it’s been! We thought we’d take a look back at some of the exciting things that have happened at BaseKit HQ (and beyond) over the past 12 months. From new products to awards and much more, it’s certainly been a year to remember – and now we can’t wait to see what 2019 brings.
We already know that more and more of your business customers are small business owners, and this rise of ‘Small Office/Home Office’ workers means that you are more likely than ever to be dealing with individuals, rather than companies with many employees and huge resources. While this can make life simpler when speaking to them, it also requires a different approach compared to the usual business customer.
We know the prospect of getting started with a new service or product is overwhelming. Read our FAQ’s about BaseKit, from pricing to marketing.
As part of our new series of ‘Meet the Team’ blogs, this month we’re talking to Laura Halliday, one of our lovely Account Managers.
Anyone who’s started a business will tell you that they’ve learned a lot in the process, sometimes living through situations they would prefer to have avoided, but always gaining invaluable skills and knowledge in the process! Here at BaseKit we’re no different here are lessons learned in the past decade.
We take a look back at a fantastic week of celebrations and activities in our hometown of Bristol as we mark the company’s 10th birthday.
We kick off our celebrations for the 10-year anniversary of BaseKit, with photos charting our progress since 2008 and a few words from CEO and co-founder Simon Best.
We all know the importance of mobility – over 52% of web traffic worldwide is now mobile – but how important is it for your customers?
