What's the biggest thing you want to achieve for your business in 2025?

[tranguyen]

Happy Wednesday, everyone ✨

We're already half-way through November and soon before you know it, 2025 will come knocking. Our team have been cooking up some exciting plans for the Square Community next year which got us all talking about how we've love to know:

What's the biggest thing you want to achieve for your business in 2025?

Can't wait to read all about what you have plan for the new year and do let us know if there are any resources, events or programs we can plan to help you reach your goal 🌟 

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[gfrieden]

Then keep up the good work! 

[Daras_Soapery]

I'll be doing our very first charitable campaign! I'm super to help raise awareness for Autism & Neurodiversity. If we can reach our goal of $500 to donate to a local organization that would be a win!

[maxpete]

Love this so much! Way to give back to the community! 

[Daras_Soapery]

Thank you! It's something very close to my heart. My nephew has autism and the support from the community has been beautiful. 

[CareyJo]

This is awesome!  I bet you raise $ 1,000!

[sashakanno]

I'd like to increase sales and foot traffic to our social enterprise flower shops. I think by utilizing a fresh marketing campaign I can really get it rolling. Already excited for 2025!

[Ask_Tina]

What fresh marketing were you thinking? Only asking because I'm truly curious and plan to explore the EDDM venture for local businesses. 

[CareyJo]

I've done EDDM and I hope if you do it that it is greatly successful for you!

[mdbodysculpting]

$100,000 monthly revenue

[CareyJo]

Wow!  What a goal!  Rock it!!

[MudFire_Dex]

To use our brand new classroom and gallery renovation to their full advantage 🙂 

[Doran]

New location and to lean more into a membership model for stability.

[lawnbrook]

I'm going to slow down and be kinder to myself.  Us business folk are sometimes guilty of losing sight of the bigger picture. 

[CareyJo]

Amen to that!!

[BTRU2YOU]

My primary business objective for 2025 is to strengthen client retention while actively expanding my client base. I plan to establish a fruitful partnership with an Independent/Assisted Living Center, where I can serve as a contracted stylist. By focusing on these strategies, I am confident I can achieve my revenue goal of $100,000 in the coming year.

[Openfields]

Sharing my food and beverage with others!

[paintapicture]

I'm looking to be able to hire my first part-time employee(s). What I really want is a permanent location, so I don't have to travel as much, but I know that would be shooting myself in the foot. Unless a really plum place comes along by accident. I'm totally fine with just being able to add some helpers.

[CareyJo]

I'm curious about this since I'm not familiar with what you do - how are you traveling and how would that hinder you?  We have a local place called the Painted Pot and they have a permanent location but they also do remote stuff all over the city.  Can you expand on what you're looking to do?

[GilbertTrautman]

I want to be able to connect my Square savings account to Quickbooks. 

[CareyJo]

I don't integrate my systems into QB because I don't like the way it does it.  Is this goal for you just a matter of connecting Square and QB?

[Thirty3]

The goals i have for thirty 3 touch next year are to have high retail sales of my cork roller set and pillow so that my income is less body dependent and to hire on at least 2 therapists to decrease my time in studio and obtain more corporate comtracts for on site wellness so that i can provide employment for other therapist and add to my passive income list. 10,000 monthly income, not gross.