D9.3 Business Life Cycle and Industry Type

How to Manage Your Business Life Cycle and Industry Type

Businesses, like people, are born, grow and the owners exit at some point. What stage is your business at? Are you about to start your business? Have you been operating for a while and would like to grow your business? Are you ready to exit your business for a new challenge? Or maybe you are approaching retirement and would like to transition out of the business. No matter what stage your business is at, 12Faces has specialist resources relating to the various business life cycles. Some resources relating to a specific type of industry – say manufacturing, retail or service have been added to this category. If not, you will find them in other areas. Contact us if you cannot find what you are looking for at reception@12faces.business

05AugAugust 5, 2019

How to Manage Tough Times For Business

Is your business facing tough times? Are you facing the choice to fix the problem or exit the marketplace? Let’s look at some alternatives here. Yellow belt.

By Scott WilliamsD9.3 Business Life Cycle and Industry TypeBusiness Partners, Business Turnaround: Is Your Business Failing?, Cashflow, DP100, Growth365, Issue Management Planning, Optimizing, Problem Solving, Turnaround 900 Comments

24AprApril 24, 2019

Want to Start a Business: Learn How

Profitable Startups Many people are attracted to the idea of starting and growing their own business. In most countries there are literally millions of Small Businesses and all of them have been started, at some point, by a person highly motivated and excited about starting their business. However, this is a highly...

By Scott WilliamsD9.3 Business Life Cycle and Industry TypeFast Business Growth Blog0 Comments

24FebFebruary 24, 2019

How Thinking Ahead Leads to Profitable Business Exit Sale

At some point down the track, you will most likely find yourself with a successful business that you want to sell or pass to another. These exits can be planned or unplanned. Either way, it is best to be ready to exit. It is quite likely that the value of your business, when...

By Scott WilliamsD9.3 Business Life Cycle and Industry TypeAccelerator, Business Partners, Exit Business, Growth365, Optimise100, Planning, Sustainability in Business; Business Success, Yellow Belt0 Comments

18FebFebruary 18, 2019

How to do Profitable Start-ups

Many people are attracted to the idea of starting and growing their own business.This article goes through the process of how to start-up a profitable business. In most countries there are literally millions of Small Businesses and all of them have been started, at some point, by a person highly...

By Scott WilliamsD9.3 Business Life Cycle and Industry TypeBusiness Financing, Business Partners, Planning, Start Up Business, Startup Business, Yellow Belt0 Comments

18FebFebruary 18, 2019

How to Plan a Profitable Takeover

There are an increasing number of businesses, owned by "Boomer" owners, that are coming on the market as the owners age and find that they do not necessarily have family members who want to take the business over. There are 2 reasons why taking over one of these businesses might appeal...

By Scott WilliamsD9.3 Business Life Cycle and Industry TypeStart Up Business, Startup Business, Yellow Belt0 Comments

23JanJanuary 23, 2017

What Business to Start

If you are aiming to start up a business, you are making a long term commitment of time and money. Spending a little time now sieving through the possibilities looking for the best type of business to suit you will lead to the best long term outcome. Yellow Belt

By Scott WilliamsD9.3 Business Life Cycle and Industry TypeBusiness Financing, Business Partners, Planning, Start Up Business, Startup Business, Yellow Belt0 Comments

21DecDecember 21, 2016

How to Feasibility Test Your Start Up

A lot of Start-up businesses use a Ready-Fire-Aim process! They just start and cross their fingers it will work out. The Lean Start-up methodology takes a different and incremental approach so that you can systematically feasibility test the proposed new business. Blue Belt

By Scott WilliamsD9.3 Business Life Cycle and Industry TypeBlue Belt, Planning, Start Up Business, Startup Business0 Comments

03OctOctober 3, 2016

How to Plan for Manufacturing Industries

Manufacturing Manufacturing businesses typically import raw materials and convert them into products that are passed down the chain to later manufacture as parts or to wholesalers & retailers as fully finished products for sale to consumers. Learn how to plan for manufacturing industries. Despite the huge range of products they manufacture, they...

By Scott WilliamsD9.3 Business Life Cycle and Industry TypeIssue Management Planning, Placeholder, Yellow Belt0 Comments

03OctOctober 3, 2016

Resources for Wholesale / Retail Industries

Wholesale/Retail Wholesale and Retail business focus on importing products from a number of manufacturers or downstream wholesalers in bulk. They then repackage this into smaller quantities of a size that their customers want to purchase. They make their money from a markup on the price they pay for the product they...

By Scott WilliamsD9.3 Business Life Cycle and Industry TypeIssue Management Planning, Placeholder, Sales, Yellow Belt0 Comments

16SepSeptember 16, 2016

How to Start Up Businesses

Start-ups are new businesses ranging from just a dream at present to ones that have successfully launched and are ready for growth. We collect a range of useful business wisdom here to help you with your growth plans. Yellow Belt

By Scott WilliamsD9.3 Business Life Cycle and Industry TypePlanning, Start Up Business, Startup Business, Yellow Belt0 Comments

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