5 Fundability Factors for Building Small Business Credit with Jonathan Fodera S6 Ep.11

If you are a small business owner, lean in and keep listening to hear more about how to structure your business to qualify for SBA and commercial bank credit for your business.

My guest is the President of Integrated Business Financing, and the host of the podcast Create Success Out Of iFailure. Jonathan Fodera has been in business financing for 14 years and has helped thousands of entrepreneurs get over $500 million in funds. He founded Integrated Business Financing, a small business lending marketplace specializing in getting businesses into the best financing programs they qualify for.

In this episode we discussed:

• The findability factors for accessing business credit


• How to cut payment processing costs by 95%.


• How to set up your business for long-term success.


• The best time to apply for business financing


• Understanding common mistakes entrepreneurs make and how to avoid them.

Key Takeaways:

• Cash Flow management helps with business financing


• Apply for financing when you dont need it


• 4 Things to Decide to Fund a Small Business;
  
  
  • Business and personal credit
  
  
  • Strong cash flow
  
  
  • Profitability
  
  
  
  

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