Checking Your Business Credit Score is Easy

 Hey {NAME}, You only get one chance to make a first impression. When small business owners work with new trade partners or lenders, that first impression is your personal and business credit scores. Having lousy credit does not make a good impression. It creates big questions and suggests added risk. But THIN CREDIT (a lack of reporting) can be just as bad and put you at a serious disadvantage. If you haven't checked your credit scores recently, you should. Especially if, in the next 6 months, you're bidding on new contracts, negotiating a lease, or thinking about obtaining financing. [Check Your Credit Score For Free]( You can learn more about building your business credit by reading our [in-depth article](   Best, Ian Atkins Fitsmallbusiness.com Finance Staff Writer with 8+ Years of Experience in the Small Business Finance and Lending Space Disclaimer: We spend hours researching and writing our articles and strive to provide accurate, up-to-date content. However, our research is meant to aid your own, and we are not acting as licensed professionals. We recommend that you consult with your own lawyer, accountant, or other licensed professional for relevant business decisions. [Click Here to See Our FullÂ]( We put hours of research into our articles. When readers buy products and services discussed in emails and on our site, we often earn affiliate commissions that support our work. [Learn More]( Sent to: {EMAIL} [Unsubscribe]( Fit Small Business, 262 4th Avenue #4, Brooklyn, NY 11215, United States