Many Small Business Owners Are Still 'Optimistic': Survey | Entrepreneur
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A recent survey conducted by GoDaddy reveals that despite facing economic pressures, including tariffs, entrepreneurs maintain an optimistic outlook. Half of the microbusiness owners surveyed expect a weaker economy in the coming months, yet 66% hold positive expectations regarding revenue. Only a small fraction, 9%, predict a decline in sales. The CEO of GoDaddy, Aman Bhutani, highlights the resilience and commitment of small business owners to persevere. The report also shows a trend towards solo entrepreneurship, with 40% planning to stay solo rather than expand their workforce, adjusting their strategies to align with current economic conditions.
Entrepreneurs remain optimistic about the economy despite tariffs, with half predicting a weaker economy; yet 66% maintain positive revenue expectations and only 9% foresee sales declines.
Bhutani emphasizes that small business owners have confidence in their capabilities, showing an intent to propel their businesses forward even in challenging economic environments.
The survey indicates a shift in entrepreneurial strategy, with 40% expecting to remain solo rather than expand by hiring, reflecting a new adaptation to current economic pressures.
GoDaddy's purpose is to empower entrepreneurs by providing the necessary tools for their success as they navigate through the changing economic landscape with determination.
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