What Are Your Key Numbers, And What Needs To Change? These Handy Calculators Will Guide You
We have created two handy calculators for you. The Business Profit Calculator shows you how improving six areas of your business can have a huge impact. Then, you can select what Year on Year Growth you need to achieve.
Use these handy tools to see what numbers YOU need to achieve to get outcome YOU want. Sitting down and "hoping" will not work.
Knowledge is only power AFTER the ACTION is taken.
What changes do you need to make, and WHEN are you going to make them?
How To Use The Business Profit Calculator
This is a powerful tool that allows you to instantly see how small changes and improvements in six key areas of your business can have a significant impact on your turnover and profit.
Starting is really simple. Set the numbers you have currently, the monthly quotes issued, the current conversion rate, average transaction/sale value, and the average number of sales per month from those clients. Then set your gross profit margin and finally the FIXED overheads for the month.
You'll now see how many customers are won, what value is new job revenue or repeat and return in the month. You'll see your total revenue, gross profit and breakeven point. In green you'll see your net profit and annual profit and some annualised figures at the bottom.
Now you can adjust the input levers to see what you need to improve to hit the turnover and profit targets.
Business Profit Calculator
Use this handy calculator tool to see what your numbers need to be doing to achieve the outcome YOU want.
It's As Easy As That...
Now Try The Year on Year Growth Calculator below. Simply enter your current turnover then select the Year on Year Growth to the right and watch the five year magic happen below...
Where will you be in five years time? It starts here.
Your Year on Year Growth Calculator
Simply insert your turnover then select the growth you are looking to achieve year on year. Keep in mind that with inflation and rising business costs, 10% will be the minimum growth you'll be looking to achieve.
