Help & guidance for professionals
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What is professional indemnity insurance?
Professional indemnity insurance is a form of cover that protects you should a client or customer claim that your service, advice, or design is inadequate, is not as expected or has resulted in financial loss for them. It covers legal costs and other expenses incurred in your defence, as well as damages or costs that may be awarded to your client.
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A simplified guide to SEO for small businesses
Search engine optimisation (SEO) aims to have your website appear as high up in the search results as possible when potential customers search for topics related to your business.
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A guide to social media for small businesses
Social media has transformed the way small businesses connect with customers, promote their products, and build their brands.
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How to become a contractor in the UK
Contracting has become increasingly popular in recent years, offering professionals greater flexibility and a range of opportunities across various industries.
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A guide to VAT for small businesses: What is VAT?
Value Added Tax (VAT) is an important aspect of tax which can affect small businesses and self-employed people.
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Protect your business from cyber-attacks
The rise of cybercrime is posing a significant threat to small businesses, putting the security ofassets and customer information at risk.
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The cyber regulatory laws and regulations UK business owners need to be aware of
With an increasing reliance on technology, the protection of sensitive data and digital assets has become paramount for businesses of all sizes.
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The 10 best CRM tools for small businesses
In the digital age, small businesses face the challenge, and the opportunity, of building and maintaining their customer relationships.
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How to write a contractor CV
A contractor CV must not only highlight your technical skills and expertise but also showcase your adaptability, experience, and ability to deliver valuable results across a variety of projects and industries.
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How to deal with difficult clients
A significant part of running a business involves managing the expectations, behaviours and attitudes of your clients.
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10 networking tips for professionals
The key to succeeding as a self-employed professional or small business is not just about what you know, but also who you know and have built up valuable connections with.