Small businesses need all the help they can get. Unlike big corporations that have millions at their disposal, small business owners must use their creativity and resourcefulness to continue having smooth operations at a limited budget.

According to the Huffington Post, business process management is vital in taking full advantage of the impact of the time, money and other resources that small business owners put in by optimizing results. This would mean evaluating your company's current processes and checking on opportunities for improvements.

Sometimes, though, it's better to outsource processes and find experts to help you with different processes. Entrepreneur shared five tasks that small businesses should outsource.

1. Bookkeeping. Finances are important in business. You just can't easily dismiss mistakes in accounting and that's why it's better to outsource this process. There are several tools and service providers that can help you with this.

2. Payroll. With a lot of requirements, regulations and tax laws, save yourself the time and headache by outsourcing your business' payroll. This way, you can also save a lot of money since mistakes in this process can result to tax audits and cost your company thousands of dollars.

3. Content Marketing. This will give small businesses content for their website that is designed to educate their target audience. The main use of content marketing is to generate leads for your company, with the content being used to foster your relationship with your customers.

Instead of spending more time creating and distributing content by yourself or with a marketing team, try outsourcing it to those who have had experience and the numbers to prove it. You can start by hiring a freelance writer or work with an agency.

4. Conversion Optimization. Online marketing is a big help for small businesses. A good marketing strategy can help your company generate an above average conversion rate. A slight raise in conversions can add hundreds of thousands more to your annual revenue.

5. Administrative Task Management. Small business owners can take advantage of virtual assistants who can help them with repetitive tasks such as email management, appointment-setting and scheduling.