You have a business concept, you have a vision for your company, and you have formalized a sales process resulting in an increased success rate from prospect to closure. Now what?
In business, processes and strategies must be continuously improved upon depending on their efficiency, effectiven...
Once a business formalizes the sales process, understands future cash flows, and defines its competitive advantage, it is the responsibility of the sales team to utilize the structure to close deals. Salesmen typically face a difficulty justifying the reason for reaching out. Regardless of whethe...
Increasing positive cash flow typically entails accelerating cash inflows, decelerating cash outflows, and/or minimizing your expenses. After determining the sales cycle and better understanding how to accurately project cash flows, a small business gains a clear understanding of its monthly sale...
Consulting for small businesses across verticals affords me the ability to continuously learn. I am exposed to a number of industry specific challenges, but periodically find myself faced with a recurring problem faced by clients across all industries. Recently I have seen numerous clients confro...
A business is only as strong as its weakest process. Having clear guidelines for all tasks is essential to maintaining a level of consistency in your brand image, client communications, and quality of work. As previously discussed, formalizing processes is a prolonged exercise that grows with a c...
