 Reasons for failure are usually more obvious than reasons for business success… a) Lack of skill / knowledge b) Expanding too quickly c) Lack of capital.

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 Reasons for failure are usually more obvious than reasons for business success… a) Lack of skill / knowledge b) Expanding too quickly c) Lack of capital d) Inability to stay competitive

 High school and post secondary business courses  Experience in business  Business failure often results from: 1) Poor marketing 2) Poor accounting

 Marketing experts: - good at promotional ideas - creative advertising - colorful & eye catching displays - predict demand - spot trends & fads - appreciation for product design/package graphic - good customer service

 Accountants - set budgets - Buying Quotas: limits on the amount of money a business should spend on inventory - negotiate terms - pay invoices on time - keep financial records - make sure a business is profitable

 Expansion, developing new products, franchise or acquire others businesses  Decisions need to be based on research  Businesses that become successful so fast may try to grow too quickly without analyzing expansion plans  Forgetting your origins can cause businesses financial difficulty  Some businesses are so large that change happens very slowly

 Running out of money is often a result of failure to budget properly  It is recommended that you have one year of operating expenses in reserve when going into business  Initial capital from  personal savings, bank loans, investors, partners, friends and family.  If a business is profitable revenue from sales will eventually cover the operating costs.

 Businesses can compete using their product mix, product quality, service, price, location, reputation & expertise.  Creative businesses will find a way to stay competitive  A main reason for small business success  no competition in the area  Big Box Stores: A large retail store that sells a wide range of products at low prices