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47% of small business owners say they won’t make it past the fall

47% of small business owners say they won’t make it past the fall

Posted by Marcelo Bermudez

According to a recent survey, a staggering 47% of small business owners believe they won’t make it past the fall. This is a concerning statistic that highlights the ongoing struggles faced by many small businesses in today’s economy. The COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on the business community, with many small businesses struggling to stay afloat in the face of reduced customer demand and increased costs. The effects of the pandemic have been felt especially hard by small business owners, who often operate on tight budgets and with limited resources.

Why?

  • Inflation.
  • High gas prices.
  • Rent hikes.
  • Labor issues.
  • Reduced consumer spending.

These apply to business industries, including:

  • Retailers
  • Construction Companies
  • Automotive
  • Health/Wellness
  • Beauty
  • Gyms
  • Manufacturing
  • Marketing/Advertising
  • Real Estate Agents
  • Attorneys
  • Travel/Lodging
  • Restaurants

What defensive moves are you making to ensure you thrive in these challenging times?

Post your strategy in the comments.

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Marcelo Bermudez is the CEO of Shōkunin, a commercial real estate and business capital and strategy advisory firm.

As a strategist, keynote speaker, and mediator, he helps owners and investors unlock value and achieve their business and financial goals.

With hands-on experience managing businesses and navigating complex commercial real estate transactions, Marcelo understands the challenges of growth, restructuring, and successful exits.

He works closely with his clients to deliver practical solutions and drive results.

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