ShariTaho
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In my opinion, the problem of small businesses has remained the same in the past, and until now, large companies swallow the small ones. Here I can’t even talk about competition because the power ratio is not equal. Take Singapore, for example; yes, I admit in the last 30 years we have reached a different level than other Asian countries, but here too is small businesses’ problem because almost 90% of Singapore’s serviced offices belong to large companies. But no one realizes that small businesses are the stable basis of the state. Big businesses, if they collapse, can destroy the whole economy with them.
I had the same question and apparently some solutions exist. I would suggest you to first look for a financial advisor in order to also know what is exactly wrong on your website. I found a great one on https://yourmoneygeek.com/find-the-best-financial-advisor/ advice and suggestions. The guy was able to sit me down and explain me my budget mistakes. We also discussed how to implement a chat support on the site as customer satisfaction is key to any business. I have seen some great reviews on trustpilot and social media thanks to that.
