Businesses in Trouble – How to make money online blogging with WordPress

Customer lifetime value; lifetime value calculator and CLV calculation

By Russell BowyerPosted on 12 January, 2024Posted in Business advice, Business development, Businesses in Trouble, General business discussion, What you measure you can manageTagged Average customer lifespan, Average gross margin, Average monthly transactions, Average transaction value, Calculate customer lifetime value, CLV calculation, Customer advisory boards, Customer exit interview, Customer lifetime value calculator, Customer lifetime value case study, Customer lifetime value definition, Customer lifetime value example, Customer lifetime value formula, Customer lifetime value formula excel, Customer lifetime value marketing, What is the lifetime value of a customer2 Comments

A customer lifetime value calculator, CLV calculation in business marketing and why customer lifetime value is important.

The article includes the definition and meaning of customer lifetime value and includes examples and case studies.

How to determine the value of a customer and what are the benefits of knowing and understanding the value of your customers? Focusing on customer lifetime value or CLV is the silent competitive edge for businesses. And discover the importance of customer exit interviews.

Going concern value

By Russell BowyerPosted on 12 January, 2024Posted in Business advice, Businesses in Trouble, General business discussion, Online business advice, Selling a businessTagged Business blog, Going concern accounting, Going concern basis, Going concern definition, Going concern valuation, Going concern value, Going concern value vs liquidation value, Liquidation value8 Comments

Going concern value and the definition of going concern. Broadly speaking going concern is referring to a business operating at a profit, which is expected to trade for the foreseeable future.

The foreseeable future for this purpose is normally regarded as 12 months. Going concern value is key if you are selling a business as a going concern. Likewise if you are buying a business as a going concern, you will be keen to know whether the business is likely to continue trading into the foreseeable future.

The value of a business will be adversely affected if it’s not considered to be a going concern. In this case either a liquidation value or a receivership value will be placed on the business.

Symptoms of Overtrading

By Russell BowyerPosted on 11 January, 2024Posted in Business advice, Business cash flow and planning, Businesses in Trouble, Cash flow problems, General business discussionTagged Causes of overtrading, Consequences of overrading, Definition of overtrading, Overtrading business definition, Overtrading solutions, Remedies of overtrading, Signs of overtrading, Small business tips, Symptoms of Overtrading3 Comments

Symptoms of Overtrading This article is about the symptoms of overtrading, which is most often seen as a business startup problem. However, overtrading can affect mature businesses too. Before I go into the symptoms of overtrading, it is worthwhile looking at the definition of overtrading first. Overtrading business definition… Overtrading occurs when a company expands its operations […]

Solvency Ratio Formula – Understanding Solvency Ratios

By Russell BowyerPosted on 10 January, 2024Posted in Business advice, Businesses in Trouble, Cash flow problems, General business discussionTagged Infographic, Interest Cover Ratio, Liquidity Ratios, Quick Ratio, Solvency Ratio Formula6 Comments

Solvency Ratio Formula This article is about the ‘solvency ratio formula‘ and is written by Russell Bowyer. This subject is one that I’ve had experience within my own company and in helping other entrepreneurs in business. The following headings are discussed in this article: What is the Definition of the Solvency Ratio Formula? Solvency Problems […]

Employee bonus bias

By adminPosted on 9 January, 2024Posted in Business advice, Business development, Businesses in Trouble, Cash flow problems, Credit crunch, General business discussionTagged Employee bonus, Pay rise, Salary pay increase1 Comment

In one of my businesses we have just set up a new employee bonus to the management team and this has been well received. The title of this post was to emphasise a ‘Bias’ towards a bonus rather than fixed salary to your staffs – I would recommend this as a recession beating tool. I was not […]

15 Ways to Improve Net Cashflow

By adminPosted on 9 January, 2024Posted in Business advice, Business cash flow and planning, Businesses in Trouble, Cash flow problems, Credit crunch, How to save money ideas for business, What you measure you can manageTagged cash flow, Cash forecast, Cash Forecaster, Cash is King, Cashflow, Profit forecast8 Comments

There are many ways of improving Cash Flow for a business and we have given you a few ideas to do just that. To help you see how these ideas can help your business it would be worth while doing some cash flow projections. The Cash Forecaster can be used as a management tool to […]