Cyndi Thomason is the Founder and President of Bookskeep, which provides SmartCFO e-commerce business advising, Profit First consulting, and bookkeeping services to e-commerce clients worldwide. Her team coaches business leaders using the Profit First method she designed specifically for the e-commerce industry. This coaching helps business owners create a profitable business that allows them to enjoy financial freedom. 

Certified as a Mastery Level Profit First Professional and a Fix This Next Coach, Cyndi is a well-known figure in the e-commerce industry. She authored the best-selling book Profit First for E-commerce Sellers and has an online course with the same name. A renowned speaker, she is frequently invited to popular webinars and podcasts. Additionally, Cyndi regularly contributes to Inventory Lab and eComEngine blogs and newsletters.

Managing bookkeeping for an e-commerce business can be a daunting task. It requires a precise understanding of e-commerce accounting practices that might be unfamiliar to many business owners. As a result, many business owners face difficulties keeping up with their e-commerce bookkeeping needs.

If you're an e-commerce entrepreneur, consider hiring accounting professionals to help you with your finances. Working with bookkeeping and payroll services experts can help you scale your business and ensure that your financial records are accurate and up-to-date. Cyndi Thomason and her team offer e-commerce financial solutions using the Profit First philosophy, which provides entrepreneurs with the tools they need to move toward financial freedom confidently. Whether you're just starting your business or looking to take it to the next level, partnering with experienced professionals can be a game-changer.

In this episode of the Quiet Light Podcast, Pat Yates sits down with Cyndi Thomason, President of Bookskeep, to discuss e-commerce accounting solutions. Cyndi talks about Bookskeep’s Profit First methodology, tips for managing cash flow as a seasonal e-commerce business, Amazon accounting and bookkeeping strategies, and cash versus accrual basis accounting.