Remove Cash Flow Remove Media Remove Revenue
article thumbnail

From Concept to Cash Flow | Michael McFall

Peter Winick

He is also the author of Grind: A No-B t Approach to Take Your Business from Concept to Cash Flow and has a second book coming soon, entitled: Grow: Take Your Business from Chaos to Calm. Together, these books cover what you’ll need to know to go from startup to steady cash flow. You have to sell. Which is okay.

Cash Flow 130
article thumbnail

Ask for the Cash: Convince Your Customers to Pay You in Advance

Growth Institute

Perhaps not surprisingly, Costco’s pay-in-advance model has funded very rapid growth over its less than 40-year history, surpassing the $100 billion mark in revenue in 2013 and $150 billion in 2019. Dell now had his customers’ cash to buy the supplies needed to build the computers they ordered. The result?

Cash Flow 246
Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

article thumbnail

Leverage Data To Ride Out The Recession Storm

Chief Executive

Digital was in its earliest beginnings and MySpace was the third most visited social media site. How can they champion projects that contribute to revenue growth? To expedite the process, use insights from data to determine which initiatives are driving—and will continue to drive—revenue growth.

SaaS 98
article thumbnail

How ‘Titanium Economy’ Companies Can Continue To Outperform

Chief Executive

The top 380 private industrial companies among them posted a compound annual revenue growth rate of 4.2% from 2013 to 2018, outpacing revenue growth of S&P 500 companies, which came in at an average of 2.9%, the authors found. By “industrial technology,” Padhi et al. There’s also a lack of VC funding.

article thumbnail

What High-Quality Revenue Looks Like

Harvard Business Review

Consider Zynga, which lost $209 million in 2012 — but is still valued at about $2 billion because of the cash it raised and because its revenue is still growing. Over time, a company's value becomes a function of both growth and cash flow. sustainability) of revenue matters as much as quantity (i.e.

Revenue 14
article thumbnail

Looking For Growth? First, Define Your Market

Chief Executive

That is not necessarily true for all businesses—it’s totally fine to own and run a small, cash flow-positive company. You can look at how you’re growing against the overall size of the market, which can be unit market share or as a revenue leader. It’s a great place to start. There are several ways to look at the market.

article thumbnail

Three Headwinds for Facebook's IPO

Harvard Business Review

While this is a surmountable problem, it puts the media company in a very different position than that of Google in 2004 - the company that Facebook is most often compared against. Growth in revenues for Google was inevitable. let alone the rest of the world) and amount of use per user was also on the rise.