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You’ve been told that automation helps huge corporations maintain dominance in their markets. And while it sounds like it makes sense, it’s actually not true.
Automation is much more beneficial for the average small business owner. Huge corporations have vast resources to throw around and they can often afford to waste those resources.
Small businesses cannot afford to waste resources because these resources are finite. They’re usually very limited and the budgets are well-defined.
In our content, we often refer to technology as the great equalizer. This is true, but the more correct term would be automation.
Technology is the great equalizer mostly because it lets small businesses use automation to their advantage.
We understand the skepticism when it comes to automation. There’s a negative connotation surrounding the word. Loss of jobs, big business crushing the small business.
As we pointed out in our retail transformation scenarios, automation is actually great for small businesses and the staff.
The outcome of automation is all about how it’s used. When it comes to stressed out, overworked staff, what causes much of their pain?
It’s simple. Their stress is usually caused by repetitive, menial tasks that create more work than necessary for them.
Instead of focusing on serving the customers, helping grow the business, and having their skill set used properly, too many small business employees spend their days with too many unproductive things to do.
This workload makes them feel like they’re not accomplishing much, yet it always seems like there’s just not enough time in the day for all the tasks.
All of this affects the customer experience. And when you hurt the customer experience, you hurt the chances of the customer returning and bringing their friends and family through the word of mouth. You hurt your revenue.
There’s virtue in hard work. But, there’s even more virtue in working hard and smart. Automation helps you focus on what you do best.
It can be going back to the vision board, negotiating with vendors or creating the next big service.
What matters is that you direct your business and that you’re not trapped in your business.
A successful business owner knows how valuable time is. Automation allows you to get more of it.
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