Holvi Blog for Makers and Doers

Life Balance and Contextual Banking - Holvi’s CEO on the State of Entrepreneurship in 2019

Entrepreneurship | 16/07/19 09:03

“There used to be this term ‘work life balance’, right?”

A Holvian’s story – a former small business owner shares her best marketing tips

Entrepreneurship | 07/01/19 10:40

Small business owners love what they do. They’re passionate about their work and their customers. And, of course, they want new customers to find them. But when the actual work – and paperwork – takes up too time, there’s often little left for marketing.

5 reasons to take the leap from employee to entrepreneur

Entrepreneurship | 28/11/18 15:48

Nowadays, it’s easy to start your own business and make a living on your own terms. No wonder entrepreneurship attracts more and more people. Many simply turn their hobby into a business or sell their expertise as a side job, often as a sole trader. A typical micro-entrepreneur or freelancer checks the following boxes:

How Holvi turned customer learnings into actions – and how you can do the same

Entrepreneurship | 14/11/18 13:28

Every company wants to understand its customers in order to develop its business and drive growth. Since 2003, NPS or “net promoter score”, has been a key metric to measure growth and loyalty. While gathering feedback from customers used to prove quite difficult, in this data-rich era the problem can often be too much data. When there’s tons of feedback and data to analyse, companies need to find new ways to organise research and use tools, such as the NPS, the right way.

5 reasons why entrepreneurs choose Holvi

How to use Holvi | 05/11/18 12:52

How does Holvi differ from other traditional business current accounts and services provided for entrepreneurs? How does it help small business owners to spend more time on productive work? Here are five reasons why thousands of entrepreneurs have chosen Holvi.

7 reasons why you can’t live off your business

Entrepreneurship | 19/10/18 10:22

You’ve taken the plunge and started your own business, but something’s not quite right. Despite a growing customer base and new orders being placed, you’re not still making enough to cover your overhead (not to mention making a profit).

6 signs you’re dealing with a difficult customer (and how to handle them)

Entrepreneurship | 10/10/18 11:39

Sooner or later, every entrepreneur comes into contact with them: customers whose difficult and irrational behavior can leave you wondering why you went into business in the first place. They flood you with angry emails, expect you to be reachable 24/7, and always, always know better than you. They demand your full attention and demand, quite literally, the world.