Been there, and now on the other side (not cold email anymore) and I’d say I actually got some great services that I used till I sold my business off of cold emails.
There is a lot of weeding to do, but there’s some gems in there.
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1·1 year agoI know too many business people like this, small minded, myopic, and nickel and diming stuff but losing out or dollars. Zoom out and get creative - find someone thats down to do the work and also open to doing some outside sales for commission. Then during those 3 months they can be getting new clients instead of sitting there. Boom, you solve both problems.
You want to keep your low W2 and convert to a C Corp. An S corp is a flow through entity meaning it’s like a sole proprietor, it’s money = your money. Other options
- SEP IRA: 25% of biz income up to $66k
- self directed 401k
- more write offs, lots of things can be write offs
- hire children / spouse This is of course for informational purposes only and is not intended to be personal financial or legal advice
Part of being an entrepreneur is being gritty, doing what it takes to make it and pivoting when you need to. Probably a million ways to cut costs, improve your cash flow and cash position. But how would I know without a p&l or cash flow statement in front of me. But there are also a million ways to drive business in the door or open sale channels (online, wholesale etc) Food for thought