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Stockport’s HR Heroes reports sales boost after ongoing expansion
In October 2013 David Coulter co-founded HR Heroes with Caroline Wood the former HR manager for Late Rooms.com
They aim to provide a better quality service than their market competitors for a lower price and after a rebrand and working on their website, they increased their revenue from £2k a month to a comfortable £8k per month.
They offer two main products, online documents that you can pay for and download for example employee handbooks or contracts or a month subscribed service where a dedicated HR manager looks after the customers’ HR issues.
A year on their aim, to provide a simple service that helps small businesses deal with the typical HR issues that arise, is still the main priority.
They focus only on companies who have 1 to 100 staff members.
They are now looking to apply to the business growth fund for a project based around social media engagement and David notes, that the company has developed quicker than they originally planned.
They have also been nominated for a Talk of Manchester award, despite only trading for a year, they are up for the best SME support company, the award ceremony is on the 4th December.
Co-founder David says, “I don’t consider it work, I don’t work long hours, usually 8am until 6pm, at the start I worked from 7am until 9pm but I learnt that the key thing is to make the right decisions at the right time…sometimes you can be a busy fool!
“What I really enjoy is the variations across our clients, one client makes napkins, others are web designers, marketing and communication companies and security firms such variety makes it very interesting”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Sophia Taha .
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