KPIs for small businesses: How to develop key performance indicators to grow your business

KPIs for small businesses: How to develop key performance indicators to grow your business

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You can't grow and run a small business without understanding your KPIs (key performance indicators).

It doesn't matter if you're a startup, a growing small business, or a large corporation – if you don't know which KPIs are related to the success of your company, I can guarantee that you will eventually run your company poorly.

Sure, you may have a good product, the best salespeople, or cool marketing tricks, but as you grow, I promise you, you will eventually have to face the underlying facts of your business.

And if you don't understand these facts or even pursue them, you will fail.

In this episode, I'll give you some insights into what KPIs are, what they mean, and what are the most important KPIs every company should track.

By the end of this episode, you'll be able to understand your business inside and out so you can make decisions that will help you reach your full potential.

Outline:

Introduction: (0:00)
What are business KPIs?: (2:45)
Why are business KPIs important? (4:25)
Getting started with KPIs: (6:20)
The most common KPIs for companies: (8:35)
How to track KPIs: (14:20)
Summary: (17:00)

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