Productivity Tips for Small Businesses

Ronn Torossian
2 min readJan 16, 2023

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Productivity is more than being busy or doing as much as possible within a short period of time. Productivity might have different meanings to different people, but the overall meaning is to obtain the maximum output for the time and effort invested. The productivity of a business is a very important factor that affects its growth and increases its shareholder value and it is a crucial factor in small businesses where resources are naturally more limited. Given below are some tips to improve the productivity of a small business.

Set daily goals

Setting daily goals helps to identify important tasks that need to be completed throughout the day. Using a list can be very helpful as it reduces the overwhelming feeling caused by a bunch of incoherent ideas. There are different goal-tracking apps that one can use to track goals and progress. For instance, Todoist is a popular goal-tracking app that offers a number of options to create to-do lists.

Automate processes wherever possible

Automation helps to simplify the different areas of a business as it accomplishes tasks that an employee would otherwise have to do manually. Automation can be used to capture leads, to close sales, and to even serve customers. For instance, if a prospect completes a form, and enters their name and email address, automation software can issue an email reply at once. Automation can also help to provide free content to potential clients in the form of ebooks and videos. This helps to speed up the sales process. Digital marketing campaigns can also be promoted across social media with the help of automation as apps can schedule posts.

Prioritize tasks

There are always many tasks associated with a business but focusing too much on tasks that are non-critical can have a negative impact. It is extremely important to prioritize tasks that are both important and need immediate attention as well as tasks that are important but not urgent (as opposed to tasks that are urgent but not important). When tasks are prioritized properly, it helps in time management and also streamlining workflows.

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Ronn Torossian
Ronn Torossian

Written by Ronn Torossian

Ronn Torossian is Chairman & Founder of 5WPR, one of America’s leading & largest PR Agencies and the Author of the best-selling PR book: "For Immediate Release"

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