Selling Your Business

  • Why fire trucks always back in

    Republished with permission from Built to Sell Inc. Have you ever noticed that fire trucks always back into the fire hall? Why don’t they just pull into their parking spot snout-forward like the rest of us? Backing in at the end of a shift saves them time when they have to get to a fire.…

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  • 8 ways to know if you have a job or own a business

    Republished with permission from Built to Sell Inc. The ultimate test of your business can be found in a simple question: would someone want to buy your company? Whether you want to sell next year or a decade from now, you must be building an asset someone would buy – otherwise, you have a job,…

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  • 5 “strategic” ways to sell your company

    Republished with permission from Built to Sell Inc. This month’s article looks at the recent announcement that Facebook has acquired messaging service WhatsApp and uses it as a platform to discuss the topic of strategic acquisition. The article also shares five ways your clients can position their company to be bought by a strategic. Did…

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  • 6 little things that make a big difference to the value of your company

    Republished with permission from Built to Sell Inc. With the Sochi Olympic Games taking place this month, it is interesting to reflect back on some of the big events of the 2010 Olympic Games in Vancouver. In the Men’s Downhill race at Whistler, for example, the winning time of 1:54:31 was posted by Didier Défago…

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  • Will your business be more valuable this time next year?

    Republished with permission from Built to Sell Inc. For many, January is a time of rebirth and resolutions. It’s a month to reflect on last year’s achievements and to set goals for the year ahead. Some people will set personal goals like losing weight or quitting a nasty habit, and most company owners will set…

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  • Do you know your CUF:CAC ratio?

    Republished with permission from Built to Sell Inc. The most powerful metrics in any business are ratios that express your performance on metric A as it relates to metric B. For example, knowing what your revenue was last year is interesting; but knowing what your revenue per employee was will give you a sense of…

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  • Growth vs. Value: not all revenue is created equally

    Republished with permission from Built to Sell Inc. When you look ahead to next year, will your growth come from selling more to your existing customers or finding new customers for your existing products and services? The answer may have a profound impact on the value of your business. Take a look at the research…

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  • The hidden goal of the smartest business owners

    Republished with permission from Built to Sell Inc. What are your business goals for the year? If you’re like most owners, you have a profit goal you want to hit. You may also have a top line revenue number that’s important to you. While those goals are important, there is another objective that may have…

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