Get Business Loans & Financing—Detailed Writing Samples
This is a collection of five guides that I wrote for Revenued and that are published on their resource center. These writing portfolio samples are based on a theme of business loans, borrowing, and financing. I wrote these guides for businesses that want to:
Understand business credit scores and how those are calculated.
Decide on the right options for business borrowing and financing.
Analyze overdraft charges from banks.
Cover short- and medium-term cash advance needs.
You will find links to each published sample below.
Intent of this writing on small business borrowing and loans
The overall intent of this work is to build trust with Revenued’s customers through sharing helpful, useful information.
The other aims of this writing are to:
Educate the reader about key small business loan products and services.
Compare and contrast different financing options.
Break down and provide helpful explanations of complex borrowing topics.
Decrease the hassle, friction, and effort of getting a small business loan.
Remove confusion and ambiguity associated with overdraft charges.
Share insight and expertise around small business lending products.
Mitigate risks associated with business borrowing.
Links to my published writing on business financing and loans
Here are links to my published samples.
Understand Your Business Credit Score
“Every individual has a credit score that reflects their likelihood of repaying debt, but did you know that businesses like yours have credit scores too? A good business credit score can help you get loans, reduce interest rates and enhance repayment terms. If you’re seeking funding for your business, it pays to understand all the areas that impact your business credit score and improve them wherever possible.”
The Merchant Cash Advance, Explained
“When it comes to financing your business, you’ve got plenty of choices. For organizations with an established history and good credit scores, a traditional loan is a great option. But if you haven’t been in business that long and don’t have an extensive credit history, you will probably need to look at alternative financing.
One of the most popular types of alternative financing is the Merchant Cash Advance (MCA). Here we’ll explore what an MCA is, how it works and whether it could be right for your business.”
Get Business Cash
“As a business owner, it’s imperative to have access to the capital necessary to grow and sustain your business. There are many different ways to get access to said capital…but how do you know which way is best for your business? Let’s take a look at all the options available to you as a business owner.”
Analyze and Understand Your Overdraft Charges
“In an ideal world, your business would never run out of cash. You would have a robust, focused business budget, pay all your bills on time and perfectly manage your cash flow. Unfortunately, the real world is far from ideal. Your bills are due right now, customers are taking too long to pay invoices and you need to stay afloat. It’s times like these that you might consider using your business bank account’s overdraft capabilities.
However, when it comes to “going into the red,” it’s vital to understand and manage your overdraft and other bank charges to minimize what you’ll pay in fees. Here’s our guide to doing just that.”
Alternative Loans and Financing for Small Businesses
“When you want to grow your business, you need the right funds and resources to break into new markets, promote your services and pay your operational costs. While some organizations may have enough of a financial cushion to grow organically, others will need to seek out alternative small business financing to help them scale.
If your small business has a good credit history and wants to commit to borrowing over three to five years, a small business loan can be a good idea. If you’ve not yet built up a strong credit history or score or you want to borrow for a shorter period, you will probably need a different type of financing.”
More information about these portfolio writing samples
Here’s some more details on these pieces.
Learn about my client, Revenued
I created these samples for my client, Revenued. Find out more about them here.
Freelance writing services for these portfolio samples
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Writing expertise and topics for these portfolio samples
This content writing fell into the following topic areas:
Business: Business Management and Operations
Finance: Financial Management
Type of writing
My writing for this content was provided via a marketing agency, First Page Strategy.
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By Paul Maplesden