Building your business from website to worksite

Starting a contractor business can be tough, but there are a few tips that can make your life easier in these first steps – some of which are unique to the contractor world.

Most contractors start alone but as your business grows, so does your need to delegate tasks and hire employees. Follow this guide to learn where to find talent and choose your next hire.

Everyone makes mistakes, but in the contractor business you can only afford to make so many. Here’s how to avoid the big ones that can ruin your business if you’re not careful.

A physical office is ideal, but very expensive when you’re starting out. Luckily, digital workspaces are not just an alternative, but one so effective that many contractors rule out the office workspace entirely in favor of going fully digital.

First impressions are still one of the most important parts of the job, and it’s so easy to get them wrong. But once you master it, every part of the job moving forward will be easier as a result.

The cost to start any business is usually pretty high, making it essential to find ways to cut costs early on so that you can start working with a decent budget to make further investments.

Learning how to properly manage your time is crucial for contractors because in this line of work you sometimes have to wear many hats at once. Follow these tips to learn and improve your time management skills!

Meetings are useful in the business, but they’re not always necessary. Much can be communicated by other means, keeping your actual meetings short and to the point.

Burnout affects people way more than we realize. If you’re constantly stressed out about work and lacking energy, you might be getting close to burnout – here’s how to handle that.