Just Ask Mary provides bookkeeping services, business management and cash flow analysis for all types of businesses. Our clients range from a one-man show to having 50 employees.
Our Business Management division goes beyond the bookkeeping. We pride ourselves with offering more than data entry. We work hand-in-hand with owners to grow and expand their businesses or streamline processes.
We also offer a 90-day program to assist individuals and business owners in managing their cash flow, strategize on debt reduction and save for a rainy day through our Financial Foundation Blueprint program.
Just Ask Mary offers the expertise of bookkeeping along with business analysis to steer owners in the right direction.
Feb 22 2010
You’ve heard it, read it, thought it. “I should contact my existing customers.” A phone call, a personal email, maybe a postcard…some appropriate way to show them you’re thinking about them. Not only is this the basics of selling and customer relations, here is the real reason. Let them know you are still open for [...] more»
Feb 14 2010
“But we’ve always done it this way.” I have heard that phrase so many times when I analyze my clients’ procedures. We are all guilty and all do it in some part of our lives. We can’t help it. We are creatures of habit.
But when it comes to your business, we have to be aware [...] more»
Feb 09 2010
Always verify expenses are booked correctly.
Compare the actual expenses to the projected expenses.
Don’t buy just because it’s a good deal. Only if you need the product.
Provide the budget to the person spending the money and hold them accountable for staying within it.
Look at your Profit & Loss statement each month to determine what percentage of [...] more»
Feb 09 2010
“I’m holding on by a thread.”
”I’m surviving.”
”I’m seeing it through the storm.”
”I’m hanging in there.”
Have you said or heard other business owners say any of these statements recently?
They are thought to be positive. Most people feel they are indicating to people that they haven’t given up.
I think the statements send a different message. I think [...] more»