Profitability
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How This Entrepreneur Recovered From Bankruptcy to Increase Her Profits More Than Tenfold
During the Great Recession, Tracy Matthews was in debt $335,000. Here's what she did to dig herself out.
What Leads to Profitability? In a New Survey, Successful Business Owners Share Lessons Learned
Four years seems to be the magic number for reaching profitability -- or else figuring out why you're not there yet.
Gary Vee's Garage-Sale Challenge Teaches More Lessons Than Some College Courses
It's so simple, someone with no experience can do it.
Actually, You Don't Want to Be the Next Uber or Snapchat
It's fine to dream big, but if your goal isn't profitability your company probably won't last.
3 Signs It's a Smart Time to Sell Your Online Business
Running a company takes one set of skills. Fully capitalizing on beckoning opportunities requires another -- and an awareness of your market.
Financial Ratios Are How You Know If What You're Doing Is Working
Knowing how much debt you have will tell you how profitable you could be.
Congratulations, Your Startup Is Profitable! Now What?
For companies that do become profitable, there are significant new opportunities, some new challenges and many internal changes to expect.
How to Know If Your Tech Startup Is on the Path to Profitability -- or Not
There are a few key metrics entrepreneurs can look at to monitor their performance and keep the train from going off the tracks as it chugs ahead.
10 Ways to Maximize the Profitability of Your Website
Some 96 percent of your visitors won't be ready to buy -- so what can you do to convince the rest and move the majority closer to a buying decision?
Why You Should Ignore the Success of Facebook and Uber
Some entrepreneurs try to replicate the magic of today's blockbuster companies. They shouldn't: Those companies are built on an extremely shaky business model, or no model at all.
Answers to 6 Burning Questions From App Entrepreneurs
Let's talk about how to turn your app idea into profit.
Don't Wait Until the End of the Game to Start Keeping Score
To know how your employer is doing you have to follow the money.
