Have you ever wondered how people are getting funded 💸10,000, 💸20,000, 💸50,000, 💸100,000+ all while generating great and even more cash flow long-term without running into issues?
For one, they have a well-structured and predictable revenue/sales with predictable cash flow, another is they track their cash flow "Correctly" and third...
It's just Simple business math (not that calculus and stuff like I took in college) to determine the cash flow you need to be on track to your future goals, and here are parts you'll need:
- What are your products or services?
- What are your costs of your product and marketing together?
- What are the costs of your services and marketing?
- What are your Customer Acquisition Costs to aquire a customer (CAC)? Think Marketing costs here
- What are your costs for fulfilling your service?
- Take your cost to aquire your client (marketing) and subtract that from your cost to fufill on your product/service to determine how much cash flow you have
- Thereafter, find proper ways to increase your offer value so you can increase price the right way and find the best ways to lower your marketing and all fulfillment costs (cogs, etc.)
- (There's PLENTY more business math, but I won't get into all the other stuff right now)...
To get proper cash flow, as one way to look at - If you need to know how many sales you need to get to let's say 💸500,000 of cash into the account (not saying just sales/revenue but actual cash flow because sales/revenue is not reflective of how much you actually keep - you have to account for expenses/overhead and more), do this:
Take 💸500,000 and divide that by your average cash flow you generate per sale, so if it's 💸200, then the amount of sales needed are 2,500 sales needed for the 12 months in the year. Break that down into monthly, and it's 208 sales per month, 52 sales per week, 10 sales per day Monday-Friday or 7 sales per day Monday-Sunday.
If you want to see how to take care of your cash flow correctly, and track it WAY better, check this out...
Click here to get your cash flow under control and managed better: bit.ly/4dmGOFS
Cash flow is SUPER important, don't ignore it, it could be the downfall of your business.
Also, if you're in need of more cash flow and you have "Merchant Cash Advance" debt and need relief, you can comment back help with that and also see my latest "short" video on this here:
Michael Granados
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Hi Family!👋 It's Michael,
I hope you are doing well 🙂
Have you ever wondered how people are getting funded 💸10,000, 💸20,000, 💸50,000, 💸100,000+ all while generating great and even more cash flow long-term without running into issues?
For one, they have a well-structured and predictable revenue/sales with predictable cash flow, another is they track their cash flow "Correctly" and third...
It's just Simple business math (not that calculus and stuff like I took in college) to determine the cash flow you need to be on track to your future goals, and here are parts you'll need:
- What are your products or services?
- What are your costs of your product and marketing together?
- What are the costs of your services and marketing?
- What are your Customer Acquisition Costs to aquire a customer (CAC)? Think Marketing costs here
- What are your costs for fulfilling your service?
- Take your cost to aquire your client (marketing) and subtract that from your cost to fufill on your product/service to determine how much cash flow you have
- Thereafter, find proper ways to increase your offer value so you can increase price the right way and find the best ways to lower your marketing and all fulfillment costs (cogs, etc.)
- (There's PLENTY more business math, but I won't get into all the other stuff right now)...
To get proper cash flow, as one way to look at - If you need to know how many sales you need to get to let's say 💸500,000 of cash into the account (not saying just sales/revenue but actual cash flow because sales/revenue is not reflective of how much you actually keep - you have to account for expenses/overhead and more), do this:
Take 💸500,000 and divide that by your average cash flow you generate per sale, so if it's 💸200, then the amount of sales needed are 2,500 sales needed for the 12 months in the year. Break that down into monthly, and it's 208 sales per month, 52 sales per week, 10 sales per day Monday-Friday or 7 sales per day Monday-Sunday.
If you want to see how to take care of your cash flow correctly, and track it WAY better, check this out...
Click here to get your cash flow under control and managed better:
bit.ly/4dmGOFS
Cash flow is SUPER important, don't ignore it, it could be the downfall of your business.
Also, if you're in need of more cash flow and you have "Merchant Cash Advance" debt and need relief, you can comment back help with that and also see my latest "short" video on this here:
Click here to see my New MCA debt relief short video:
youtube.com/shorts/pmzrkA3_xuI
I hope that is helpful.
To All Your Future Success,
Michael Granados
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