Tag: business growth

Cashflow is vital for your business’s health and can often be a source of stress. To boost your cashflow, consider these 10 straightforward tactics: Set Clear Terms of Trade Establish clear Terms of Trade for every project. Define your invoicing procedures, expected payment timeline, and consequences for late or non-payment. Offer Payment Options Explore payment…

Are you getting bogged down with the day-to-day operations in your business rather than prioritising the strategic aspects? Glenn and Ewen share what they see often and share some advice on what you can do to change how you work in your business in this discussion.

The key to a great business is cash flow. In our latest seminar, we’ll be sharing strategies to help you manage your cash flow and successfully grow your business. On 22 November from 12-1pm, Sharp Accounting will be running our Cashflow Management Seminar. This will be held at our offices here in Ballarat. Click here to…

The seventh key to expanding your business involves reducing overhead costs. These are the fixed expenses in your business that remain relatively constant as your sales grow, such as phone bills, electricity, rent, and interest payments. How frequently do you reassess your overheads? It’s advisable to conduct this evaluation at least once a year. Simply…

The first three ways to grow your business are about enhancing customer retention, amplifying lead generation and boosting sales conversion rates. Ewen takes you through how each of these helps you grow your business in this short video, and we’ll be going into more detail at our October seminar. On 11 October from 12-1pm, Sharp…

In the pursuit of business growth, one highly effective strategy is to inspire your customers to increase transaction value by elevating their spending with each purchase. To achieve this, it’s essential to develop approaches that enhance the value of transactions without solely relying on price hikes. Here are several proven methods that can help boost…

Discover how to elevate your business by encouraging more frequent customer interactions. Explore proven strategies to increase transaction frequency, emphasising the value of existing customer relationships. Implement effective practices, create a system, and train your team for successful execution. Learn key tactics for increasing transaction frequency: Select a tailored set of strategies that align with…

Learn how to elevate your business by enhancing your prospects-to-sales conversion. This tactic is vital for all enterprises, especially those frequently engaged in proposals and quotes. Measurable insights are manageable assets. Begin by calculating your past quarter’s sales conversion rate. Divide converted quotes by the total prepared quotes. Example: 85 sales from 156 quotes =…

All businesses have waste and no this is not what ends up in the bin! It is instead waste in the form of lost profits and inefficiency. At Sharp Accounting we have found that these waste reviews will provide a minimum saving of 10% of your business overheads (with up to a 30% reduction in…

Lead generation is the second pivotal approach to expanding your business. A lead denotes an individual who has engaged with your marketing efforts, displaying a certain degree of interest in your product. Here are some ides to generate leads for your business: Multiple techniques exist for bolstering lead generation, encompassing both artistry and science. Feel…

Ewen challenges you to rethink your fixed costs – are they actually fixed? When was the last time you reviewed your contracts? There could be some significant savings for your business by ensuring you regularly review and manage your overheads and fixed costs.

In the realm of business expansion, customer retention emerges as a powerful catalyst for growth. Astonishingly, statistics reveal that it is six times more cost-effective and efficient to secure a sale from an existing customer compared to acquiring a new one. Not only do satisfied customers display increased loyalty, but they also foster repeat transactions…