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At Francis O Kennedy & Co we believe one of the most overlooked threats to profitability is not a lack of sales, but a failure to recover the true cost of delivering products and services. Many SME owners focus on winning new business, increasing turnover and maintaining customer relationships, yet…

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At Francis O Kennedy & Co we believe one of the defining characteristics of successful businesses is that they identify issues before they become expensive problems. Many SME owners only examine their financial performance closely when something has already gone wrong. Sales have fallen, cash flow h…

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At Francis O Kennedy & Co we believe one of the biggest misconceptions in business is that being busy automatically means being successful. Many SME owners measure progress by the number of enquiries received, projects completed, staff employed or hours worked. While these are all signs of activity,…

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At Francis O Kennedy & Co we believe growth is often treated as an automatic sign of progress, but expansion can create serious financial pressure when the underlying processes of a business are not ready to support it. More customers, more orders, more staff and more activity may look like success…

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At Francis O Kennedy & Co we believe overheads are one of the easiest parts of an SME to lose sight of because they usually do not rise in one obvious jump. They tend to grow quietly through a series of decisions that each seem reasonable at the time. A new software subscription, an extra outsourced…

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At Francis O Kennedy & Co we believe one of the most misleading signals in business is strong revenue. On paper, rising sales figures can make a business look healthy, ambitious and successful. Owners may feel reassured by a full order book, growing turnover and a busy team. Yet strong revenue does…

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