Strategic Campaigns
Successful businesses often have longer term, more strategic, improvement campaigns
Strategy Campaign Bundles to Cover Common Strategic Thrusts
These collections of strategic opportunities from ProfitSavvy are bundled together with a specific outcome in mind
1. My Business is in Trouble, tell me about Turnaround90
If you have a serious accident, you visit the hospital emergency Room
They stabilise the patient ASAP to avoid further worsening
Our Turnaround in 30 Days (Turnaround90) Strategic Campaign does the same for a troubled business
Go to the Campaign introduction: C4.0 Introduction to Turnaround90
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2. I want to optimise our current operation. Tell Me About Optimise100
Over time, any enterprise builds up a load of “barnacles” that slow it down. It makes little sense to grow a business with these ‘barnacles’ still attached. Strip them off in a 100 day campaign to get ready for growth.
Optimise Your Enterprise in 100 days (Optimise100) Strategic Campaign provides a focused approach to stripping off these barnacles
Go to the Campaign introduction: C2.0 Optimise Your Business Enterprise in 100 Days (Optimise100)
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3. Now I want to Grow over the next Year!
The Growth over 365 days (Grow365) Strategic Campaign is a structured approach to doubling your key success factors in a year
Then, rinse and repeat next year!
Go to the Campaign introduction: Introduction to Grow Your Enterprise in 365 Days
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Innovate 1000: Many industries are being heavily disrupted and that is not going to go away! Consider the impact of Uber, Netflix and AirBnB on their industries! A change in direction, or Innovation, usually takes several years. Our Innovation 1000 Strategic Campaign is code for a 3 year innovation strategy. Consider this if you can see problems on the horizon,
Exit 1000: At some point in the future, you will want to exit your business. But someone might knock on your door with an offer too good to refuse before you expect! It takes up to 3 years to best position your business for an exit so it is never too early to start; just in case!
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