Fiducia TogetherCompetitive analysis
Understanding who else the customer could choose, including doing nothing.
Business A to Z
Every trade has words it uses without explaining. In business the cost of not knowing one is real: some of them are ordinary jargon and some of them are a decision that can take a house.
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71 terms filed under C, showing 31–40 (page 4 of 8).
C
Concentration risk
Too much of your revenue, supply or funding depending on one thing.
Confidential information
Information protected because of its quality and how it was given, not because it was registered.
Confirmation statement
Also called CS01, Annual return
An annual check that the public record about your company is still correct. Cheap, quick, and easy to forget.
Conflict of interest
Where your duty to one party is compromised by another interest.
Construction industry VAT reverse charge
Construction subcontractors do not charge VAT to contractors. A large cash flow change.
Consumer credit and regulated activities
Offering credit to consumers usually needs FCA authorisation, including simple payment plans.
Consumer rights
What a consumer is entitled to, whatever your terms say.
Content calendar
A plan for what you will publish and when. Boring, and it is what makes publishing happen.
Content marketing
Also called Inbound marketing, Blogging
Earning attention by publishing something useful rather than buying it. Slow, and it accumulates.
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