02.05.2014

Increase Profits 40% by reducing costs 10%. Interested? Read On..

Increase Profits 40% by reducing costs 10%.…

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Quick Simple Illustration;

Your company ROI from the sales of widgets last year was £100k.

Before realising any profits you need to deduct
Cost of Sales (salaries, marketing etc), say £50k
Fixed costs (utilities, IT, comms, energy etc), lets say £40k

Deduct these costs from from your hard earned £100k and you made £10k before tax

The board want more growth, more profit. Sales and marketing are flat out without further investment in staff and marketing.

You offer a different view….

If we save 10% off our fixed costs (which the nice man guarantees he can do on a No Win No Fee basis) our fixed costs come down to £36k.

So now, even if sales stay the same, our costs are down to £86k

Deduct £86k from £100k and our profit has now increased to £14k, a 40% net increase in profit. Before Tax.

You are now The Man..

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