Help & guidance for tradespeople
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What insurance do tradespeople need?
Whether you're a carpenter, plumber, electrician or different kind of tradesperson, understanding which types of insurance are needed to protect your business can be difficult.
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The best accounting software for small businesses
Choosing an accounting software platform to manage your finances is one of the most important operational decisions you can make when running a small business.
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UK tax year dates & deadlines 2026/2027
The tax year calendar features essential dates and deadlines for filing returns and making tax payments.
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The 10 best freelancer platforms for self-employed professionals
The rise of side-hustle culture has helped push freelancing into the mainstream, with more UK professionals choosing self-employment for more flexible ways of working.
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The best ecommerce platforms for small businesses
Selecting a platform to build an ecommerce website is one of the most crucial decisions small businesses can make as they scale their operations.
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YouTube marketing for small businesses
Video content has become one of the primary ways consumers discover and research brands online, with visual storytelling acting as a powerful method of conveying a brand’s messaging and building relationships with potential customers.
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The importance of customer reviews
Building awareness of their products and services is one of the biggest challenges that small business owners face in an increasingly competitive online market.
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The benefits of upskilling in the trades industry
As a tradesperson, improving your skillset has never been more important, especially to help reduce the significant skills gap in the construction and trades industry.
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The Burnout Index: The Hidden Cost of Being Your Own Boss
Be your own boss. Set your own hours. Take a holiday whenever you like.
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Digital marketing tips for tradespeople
Digital marketing is essential for expanding your reach, attracting new customers, and growing your business.
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What the Autumn Budget 2025 means for small-business owners & the self-employed
On November 26th, 2025, Rachel Reeves, Chancellor of the Exchequer, outlined the government’s tax and spending plans for 2026. Reeves shared how this Budget aims to boost trade, increase investment, champion innovation, and back working people.