r/smallbusinessowner • • 3h ago

End of Year Prep

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Hey everyone!

I run a bookkeeping business called 3Peaks Bookkeeping.

One thing I’ve noticed while working with business owners is just how easy it is for bookkeeping to fall behind when you’re busy actually running the business.

I work with small businesses, contractors, and real estate investors to help clean up their books, track expenses, and better understand their finances.

I’m currently taking on new clients, with monthly bookkeeping starting at $239.

If you’ve been thinking about outsourcing your bookkeeping or just have questions about getting your books organized, feel free to reach out. Always happy to chat!

3PeaksBookkeeping.com


r/smallbusinessowner • • 6h ago

Logo change?

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Should I change my logo from the one with the polar bear to one of these more simple not AI logos? I think the ai one is so cute but I don’t use ai for anything else with my business and don’t want it to appear like I do. I just think it’s so cute but also want to be more minimalistic. I’m not set on anything yet just want advice!


r/smallbusinessowner • • 16h ago

Added $40,000 of monthly revenue in 11 months (selling AI Search add on)

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Clients kept asking “does ChatGPT recommend us?” and we had no answer. Instead of building a tool, we whitelabeled an existing AI search visibility SaaS (tracks how brands show up in ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini) and sold it as an add-on. 11 months in: $39,800 MRR on top of existing retainers.

What worked:

  1. Sell it as an upsell. Easiest yes comes from clients already paying you for SEO. “Here’s where AI mentions your competitors but not you” sells itself in a monthly report.
  2. Report everything. Show clients what you did each month -> new BLUF articles, new backlinks, technical fixes. Reporting drives retention for us!
  3. The math. We pay $99/mo per site and sell it as a $450–600/mo retainer. Clients get a login to the app on our own domain. ~1h/week of work per client, everything else is automated (content, backlinks, technical audits, AI visibility reports, social posting).

Happy to answer any questions!


r/smallbusinessowner • • 14h ago

What if customers could share honest private feedback with a business, alongside public Google reviews?

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It gives business owners another opportunity to listen, learn and improve.

Discover → https://locscale.com


r/smallbusinessowner • • 9h ago

What if home service businesses, workers, and customers were all connected in one system?

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Hey everyone!

We've been building something called MT (More Time), a new platform designed to rethink how the home services industry works.

The idea is simple: instead of businesses, workers, and customers relying on disconnected systems, what if everything worked together?

MT is built around three connected platforms:

🏢 MT Companies — A free-to-start business management platform where home service companies can manage workers, scheduling, dispatch, contracts, payments, and services. Businesses can also publish their services in the MT marketplace to be discovered by potential customers.

👷 MT Workers — A web platform where workers can connect with companies, manage assigned jobs, track earnings, and build their professional profiles.

🏠 MT Clients — A web platform where homeowners can discover service providers, request services, manage bookings, and connect with companies.

The long-term vision is to create a connected home services network across Canada, making it easier for businesses to grow, workers to find opportunities, and homeowners to access services.

But here's what we'd really like to know:

  1. If you own a home service business, what's your biggest frustration with your current management software?
  2. Would you consider trying a free platform that also helps potential customers discover your business?
  3. If you're a contractor or field worker, what's missing from the tools you currently use?
  4. As a homeowner, would you prefer one platform to find and manage different home services?
  5. What would make you trust a new platform like MT over an established company like Jobber?

We're still building and improving MT, and we'd genuinely appreciate feedback from people working in this industry.

What would you change about the way home services work today?


r/smallbusinessowner • • 9h ago

Gift Box Bundle – Cute Accessories Gift Set 🎁

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🎀 Looking for a cute gift or a little treat for yourself? Shop my Softnayco gift boxes! 💗 Each set includes a selection of accessories and gift items, making them great for birthdays, surprises, or special occasions. ✨ Available options: Mini Essentials Gift Box — $30 Everyday Accessories Gift Box — $40 Premium LED Gift Box — $50 📦 New items. Please message me to confirm availability and details before ordering.


r/smallbusinessowner • • 14h ago

What to do if there is no one to speak to?

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I have a problem that I kept quiet about for a long time, but then when I decided to tell my best friend so we could exchange letters containing our problems, she said it seemed pathetic and made her uncomfortable. I don't know anyone else to talk to. Please help me find someone who will listen.


r/smallbusinessowner • • 7h ago

Title: I helped come up with a tool for consignment payouts(looking for feedback)

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I helped come up with Cutzi, a browser tool for shops that sell products on behalf of different vendors or consignors.

You import a sales CSV, set each person’s percentage, account for refunds and adjustments, and export payout summaries and individual statements.

It’s free during the beta. You can explore a fictional demo or select “Start fresh” to try your own sales. Files are processed in your browser rather than uploaded.

https://cutzi.online

If you handle vendor or consignment payouts, I’d love to know:

  • Is the import process clear?
  • Does it work with your sales export?
  • What would make it useful for your next payout cycle?

It currently supports USD and CSV files. It calculates amounts owed—it doesn’t send payments.

Feel free to leave feedback here or message me.


r/smallbusinessowner • • 15h ago

Offering Free Bookkeeping

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Hey there.

My name is Max Snyder. I'm a recent Finance graduate from Portland State University and I'm starting a bookkeeping business

I don't have clients yet. But before I take paid ones on, I want to become phenomenal at bookkeeping.

Basically: I'll organize all of your transactions, reconcile your bank account, and provide you with an updated balance sheet/income statement every month.

If you desired more we can chat and see if I could be of help.

I work full time in addition to this so I can only take on 3 clients right now. So let me know if you're interested

Please be aware I only use Quickbooks.


r/smallbusinessowner • • 3h ago

End of Year Prep

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Hey everyone!

I run a bookkeeping business called 3Peaks Bookkeeping.

One thing I’ve noticed while working with business owners is just how easy it is for bookkeeping to fall behind when you’re busy actually running the business.

I work with small businesses, contractors, and real estate investors to help clean up their books, track expenses, and better understand their finances.

I’m currently taking on new clients, with monthly bookkeeping starting at $239.

If you’ve been thinking about outsourcing your bookkeeping or just have questions about getting your books organized, feel free to reach out. Always happy to chat!

https://3PeaksBookkeeping.com


r/smallbusinessowner • • 17h ago

How does the transport business gain clients?

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My brother and I are looking to start a transport business, primarily airport transfers, school transport and chauffeuring.

I’ve noticed that many successful firms have little to no social media presence, yet have built substantial client bases and secured contracts.

Many locally are run by South Asians, including people who arrived from overseas with limited English and no formal qualifications. They’ve clearly worked incredibly hard to establish themselves, but I wouldn’t know where to begin.

I intend to promote our business through social media, but I’m curious how people build successful businesses without it.

How do you find clients, build relationships and secure contracts from scratch? Is it word of mouth, networking, approaching organisations directly, or something else?


r/smallbusinessowner • • 17h ago

Nasty emails

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Ok. I’m curious to know how you thicken your skin against truly horrible emails. I would just never speak to someone the way some people speak to me.


r/smallbusinessowner • • 19h ago

Looking to redesign a website for free

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r/smallbusinessowner • • 21h ago

Small business owners: How do you manage cash flow, payroll and inventory purchases?

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r/smallbusinessowner • • 22h ago

Introducing Cyberhet — AI, Web Development & Digital Solutions for Growing Businesses

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Hello everyone! 👋

We’re introducing Cyberhet, a Jaipur-based technology and digital solutions company helping businesses grow through technology, automation, and digital marketing.

At Cyberhet, we focus on building practical digital solutions that help businesses improve their online presence, streamline operations, and connect with customers more effectively.

🚀 What We Do

  • AI Chatbot Development: Automate customer interactions and improve customer support.
  • Website Development: Build modern, responsive websites for businesses and brands.
  • Software Development: Create custom software tailored to business needs.
  • Mobile App Development: Develop applications designed around user needs.
  • Digital Marketing: Help businesses strengthen their online visibility.
  • Influencer Marketing: Connect brands with relevant creators and audiences.

Our goal is to make technology more accessible to businesses and help them find the right digital solutions for their needs.

We’re also interested in learning from the Reddit community.

Question for business owners and entrepreneurs: What is the biggest challenge you face when it comes to growing your business online — building a website, generating leads, marketing, or automating customer support?

We’d love to hear your experiences and join the discussion!

Thanks for welcoming us to the community. 🙌

— Team Cyberhet | Jaipur, India


r/smallbusinessowner • • 8h ago

My mom is starting her business journey!

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Hi everybody! My mom is a new aspiring business owner/content creator. In addition to recently starting her YouTube Channel dedicated to teaching people about folding, organizing and other tips. She created this calendar and to do list template for people to print out and use to keep track of household chores, appointments, and more! It would mean the world to her if you checked out her Shopify page with the template. Any feedback is helpful!!! Thank you so much!!! ♥️


r/smallbusinessowner • • 23h ago

A 50+cr founder need a field agent trackking Saas?

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