Posts Tagged ‘Costs’
Training is not a Cost
I know people are going to think I have lost it when I say training is not a cost, but let me explain. In my mind, training is a profit generator not a cost producer.
Read More The Cost of Employee Lateness to Your Business
How tolerant are you about lateness in your business? Is it normal for a few of your employees to show up 15 minutes to half an hour late for their shift?
Read More Does Unified Communications Really Cut Costs?
If you’re thinking of moving to Unified Communications, the first question on your mind is probably “How much is this all going to cost me?”
Read More How to Account for Startup Costs with Online Businesses
Mary F. is reading Accounting for the Numberphobic and she wants to know how to account for development costs for her startup business. Here’s her question:
Read More Marketing is a Revenue Generator, Not a Cost Center
I can’t count how many times I’ve sat in on meetings where I felt compelled to defend my marketing budget. “It’s an investment in growth,” I said, as the others on the senior management team rolled their eyes.
Read More Are You Aware of All the Costs of a Franchise?
Deciding which franchise business opportunities you should invest in requires a lot of research and serious thought. One of the most important areas of the research and decision making process is the financial arena.
Read More Rising Health Insurance Costs Are No Small Matter
Health insurance costs are rising and that trend is expected to continue in 2015. This fact is true not only for the individual looking for health insurance coverage but for the small business that must insure its employees. Such businesses must work to remain competitive and keep costs down.
Read More Customer Loyalty: The Cold Hard Facts
Why does customer loyalty matter? Customer loyalty can boost sales, improve staff morale (who wants to deal with complaints all day?), strengthen your brand and reduce the cost of a sale.
Read More The 3-Legged Stool of Marketing Excellence
Increase revenues, decrease costs, and better serve customers. IDC: that could be a motto or even a manifesto for any good management team. And it’s a good place to start a focus upon positioning.
Read More 3 Key Strategies for Pricing Your Product
When we first launched Ministry of Supply, we sold our Apollo shirt for a whopping $128. Our price for the shirt then moved down to $88, back up to $108 and finally landed on $98.
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