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The Coin Laundromat Spring Bounce
The coin laundromat business is a very cyclical one, meaning that there are times when we can always count on heavy months (the winter time) and other times when the collections are a bit lighter than we would prefer (the summer). In an established coin laundromat, the gross revenue in the summer months is generally somewhere between 10 and 15% less than that of the winter months.

Plan for Success
The new year is such an exciting time for businesses. Owners normally find themselves rejuvenated after the holidays and ready for an even BETTER new year. The desk gets cleared, the blank pages come out, the pen is poised and the first question that comes to mind is, “where do I start?”

Over Achievers on the Sales Force - We Have it All Wrong
Believe it or not, our six-year-old son is an over achiever. He has spelling tests each week and his teacher gives the class bonus words for extra points. He loves the bonus words and extra points so much that he has duplicated the process on his math tests. The teacher gives the class 20 math questions each week but (right now they are working on problems like 7 + 4) no bonus questions on the math. Our son takes it upon himself to add 4 bonus questions (he includes bonus questions like 800 +600) because he feels he can do more. This begs the question, how do you measure your over achievers?

Strategies to Recession Proof Your Business
Every small business needs to take a hard look at the status of their business now to make sure it can withstand an economic downturn. The secret is to have your Plan address spots where you may be vulnerable. Prevention definitely beats fixing things after they become difficult to turn around.
Rule #1: Increase Your Profits Measure your Results
This is the first rule in a series of articles by Brad Sugars on “21 Ways to Increase the Power and Profit of Your Advertising – without Spending an Extra Cent.” Learn about the crucial process of testing and measuring your advertising in order to maximize results.

What are Royalty Fees?
Franchise royalty fees vary from one franchisor to the next. They can be very simple or somewhat complex. To begin with, let’s examine why franchisors assess a franchise fee in the first place.
Email vs Direct Mail
You can still make a fortune in direct mail without ever selling anything on the Internet - BUT ... You can NOT make any real money on the Internet without using Mailorder Marketing. On the Internet, your customers have to FIND YOU. -- That means you must continually market your web site ... using every trick in the guru's book ... to generate traffic to your site. -- Even then, all you're doing is preaching to the choir. Using known demographic profiling, in the mailorder business, you FIND YOUR CUSTOMERS ... then, tell them what you have and how they can get it from you on the Internet.

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Clint Eastwood
There was an article recently in “Selling Power Magazine” that featured the quiet management (directing) style of none other than Clint “The Man” Eastwood. For all you busy Execs out there that might not be up on the movie scene, last year Eastwood’s Million Dollar baby won four Oscars including best director and best picture with worldwide gross sales of more than $208 million dollars from an original $30 million dollar budget. He was turned down three times before getting the backing to make the picture. This is nothing new for Eastwood. His directing debut in 1971 saw him gross 10 times the one million dollars it cost to produce “Play Misty for Me” and he completed the film $50,000 dollars under budget. Eastwood takes immense pride in his frugality.
How to Avg. $3K to $4K Gross Profit per Vechicle Sold
There are only five ways to increase the bottom line of a business: Sell more vehicles, practice price elasticity (get more gross profit per sale), create more repeat customers, increase the speed of the buying, cycle for your current customers, and create continuity programs by getting the customer to continually do business with you (service, add-on selling etc.). Although all are important, one can be obtained instantly and with a huge impact -price elasticity and the ability to increase gross profits.

Preparation of Profit and Loss Account
As already stated profit and loss account is commenced with gross profit or gross loss as ascertained by trading account. Then the profit and loss account is debited with all indirect expenses and losses. This results in closing of indirect expenses and losses account. The profit and loss account is then credited with various incomes and gains accounts by which all these accounts are closed.
Capital and Revenue
One of the objects of accounting is to determine whether the business has earned profit or it has suffered loss. For this purpose, profit and loss account is prepared. Total expenditure incurred by the business is divided in two categories: One portion is charged against revenue while the other is shown in the balance sheet as asset. The former is known as revenue expenditure and the latter as capital expenditure. While preparing the final accounts, all revenue items are included in the revenue account i.e., manufacturing, trading and profit and loss account and all capital items in the balance sheet. Any error committed in distinguishing between 'Capital' and 'Revenue' will affect the ascertainment of profit.

Small Customers Have Money Too
How Stan Gross survived before he hit it big in his consultancy.
Creating Your Marketing Plan for 2010 for your Self-Storage Facility
Have things changed in today’s economy? Some say yes, some say no. I, for one, believe that marketing is one of the most critical aspects that will determine your success or failure in this business, or any business, no matter what the economic climate may be. Furthermore, it never ceases to amaze me that when occupancy is low, and traffic is down, some companies decide to actually decrease their marketing efforts; the very thing that brings customers in the door! With that in mind, I encourage you, no matter what your occupancy, or the current economic climate looks like, to set aside a budget of roughly 6-8% of your gross projected annual rental revenue for marketing and advertising to build your marketing plan around.

Increase Revenue Ideas,Increasing Revenue
Some methods that are to promote the seriousness of increase revenue ideas to us all. Not the business owner or upper management but to their workforce. To outfit the employees with new ways that they can begin putting into action that will be focused on increasing revenue. It comes down to this the more you know the more you're worth. Educating your employees that have interaction with customers by phone can be to the customer the value of the product or service being offered in a more targeted manner towards increasing revenue
Exclusive Short Term Revenue Focus, Long Term Business Issues
Revenue is king. It is the primary focus for most sales leaders, and the measuring stick for sales success. While revenue is an important indicator of sales success, sales leaders also need to broaden their focus to consider the sustainability of revenue over a long period of time. Sales leaders who focus on achieving repeatable results through an effective sales process will consistently realize the revenue they desire.
The Coin Laundromat Spring Bounce
The coin laundromat business is a very cyclical one, meaning that there are times when we can always count on heavy months (the winter time) and other times when the collections are a bit lighter than we would prefer (the summer). In an established coin laundromat, the gross revenue in the summer months is generally somewhere between 10 and 15% less than that of the winter months.

Top Traits of Women Entrepreneurs
The growth of women's entrepreneurship in the last few decades has been extraordinary. According to the Small Business Administration, women-owned businesses accounted for a mere 4.5 percent of all businesses in 1977. In 2008, more than 40 percent of all businesses are 51 percent women-owned. However, only 3 percent of these companies gross more than a million in annual revenue. The Center for Women's Business Research studied this elite group (those businesses grossing over a million in annual revenue) and determined some key characteristics that were common in all of the companies.

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