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Lisa Brown April 10, 2023April 8, 2023 business, calculation, costs, efficiency, evaluate, expenses, financial health, financial metric, importance, long-term success., marketing, maximize profits, pricing, production, Profit margin, revenue, strategic decisions

What is Profit Margin?

In this post, we will discuss everything you need to know about profit margin -its definition, calculation, and importance. Definition

Lisa Brown April 9, 2023April 7, 2023 assembly, delivery, design, distribution, efficiency, finished goods, goods, growth, industries, labor, manufacturing, market demand, marketing, planning, production, raw materials, services, sourcing, suppliers, technology, transportation

What is Production?

In this article, we will discuss the production process, its stages, and its importance in modern economies. Definition Production is

multi founder startups

Abdallah Alaili April 8, 2023April 8, 2023 better work-life balance, bias, burnout, collaboration, commitment, complementary skillsets, customer relationships, decision-making, Diversification, ego, employee retention, experience, faster growth, founder burnout, growth, idea validation, innovation, investors, leadership, marketing, multi-founder startups, opportunities, reduced founder risk, responsibilities, risk, risk management, seed investing, shared responsibilities, skills, success, team, validation, Work-Life Balance

23 Reasons Why Investors Prefer Multi-Founder Startups

Multi-founder startups are very popular among investors due to their many benefits. In this article, we explore the reasons why investors may prefer multi-founder startups, including their diverse skills and experiences, shared responsibilities, and reduced risk, among others. Whether you are an investor or an entrepreneur, this comprehensive list of reasons can help you understand the advantages of having multiple co-founders in a startup.

Lisa Brown April 5, 2023April 4, 2023 branding, choices, consumer goods, control, differentiated products, firms, higher prices, inefficiencies, innovation, market power, market structure, marketing, Monopolistic competition, price, restaurants, retail

Basics of Monopolistic Competition

When it comes to understanding market structure, it can be a complex topic to grasp. But if you are a

Young Entrepreneur March 16, 2023March 16, 2023 brand recognition, business arrangement, business model, company, customer base, established brand, fast-food restaurants, fees, franchise, franchisee, franchises, franchisor, independent decisions, individual, limitations, marketing, operational procedures, quality standards, Retail Stores, risk of failure, royalties, service-based businesses, services, support, training, upfront costs

A Franchise – Explained + Examples

A franchise is a type of business arrangement where an individual or company (known as the “franchisee”) is granted the

Startupz Blogs March 9, 2023March 9, 2023 branding, Catch the Tornado, company culture, culture, Divante, diverse workforce, Employee engagement, entrepreneur, founder, funding strategies, global marketplace, local companies, localization, market research, marketing, private equity, scale globally, strategic partnerships, talent acquisition, Tomasz Karwatka, venture capital

Tomasz Karwatka, on what entrepreneurs need… to scale globally!

Tomasz is the founder of Divante and Catch the Tornado. He shared some basic points that each entrepreneur should know,

Marketing and Advertising February 28, 2023February 28, 2023 advertising, boost sales, Brand Awareness, collect data, coupons, demographics, direct mail, direct mail catalogs, Direct marketing, discount codes, email, Email newsletters, engage, follow-up emails, generate leads, interactive quizzes, interests, loyalty programs, mail, marketing, marketing purposes, opted-in, personalized direct mail campaigns, persuade, phone calls, potential customers, products, promotions, purchase, reminders, repeat business, requesting information, services, signing up, social media, social media ads, specific audiences, specific demographics, subscribers, surveys, targeted approach, telemarketing, telemarketing calls, text message promotions

Direct Marketing – Explained + Examples

Direct marketing is a type of advertising that allows businesses to communicate directly with potential customers using a variety of

Young Entrepreneur February 27, 2023February 27, 2023 age, analysis, censuses, data collection, demographic, demographic categories, education, gender, income, informed decisions, insights, marketing, occupation, patterns, policies, population, products, race, research, segmentation, services, social sciences, statistical data, surveys, target audiences, trends

Demographic – Explained

Demographic refers to statistical data that characterizes a population or a group of people based on various factors such as

Young Entrepreneur February 22, 2023February 22, 2023 adaptability, businesses, channels, company, competitive landscape, core competencies, Corporate strategy, customers, decisions, emerging trends, employees, environmental sustainability, evaluation, external challenges, finance, financial losses, functional strategies, human resources, internal challenges, investment priorities, leadership development, long-term goals, marketing, markets, missed opportunities, mission, monitoring, objectives, operations, organizational design, outdated, performance management, plan, products, profitability, reputational damage, Resource allocation, risk management, services, shareholders, social sustainability, stakeholder dissatisfaction, stakeholders, sustainable competitive advantage, sustainable growth, talent attraction, talent retention, technologies, top-level management, value, values, vision

Corporate Strategy – Explained

Corporate strategy is the general plan that guides a company’s long-term goals and objectives. It outlines how the company aims

Young Entrepreneur February 21, 2023February 21, 2023 adapt, advertising, businesses, competition, crowded markets, customers, differentiate, growth, industry, innovation, market, market share, marketing, profits, reputation, Research and development, rivalry, smaller businesses, strategy

Competition in Business – Importance

Competition refers to the rivalry between businesses operating in the same market or industry. In a competitive market, companies strive

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