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Want To Build A Business To Sell? Exploit Technology

Mar 25, 2010
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InformationWeek SMB: Want To Build A Business To Sell? Exploit Technology

Warrillow, who has written a book on building a business to sell, here outlines ideas for using technology – including using online billing platforms and tech-based lead generation tools.


“Half of all small business owners want to sell their business yet only a tiny fraction does it successfully. Based on his own experience selling his business, Warrillow presents the following eight steps that business owners need to take to build a business that can be sold.

Step 1: Identify A Scalable Product Or Service

Scalable products meet three criteria:

Teachable-you can train people or program technology to deliver them.
Valuable-your customers want to buy them.
Repeatable-you can show an acquirer a future stream of income.
Once you’ve picked a product or service that is scalable, document for your employees how to sell and deliver it.”

Small Business Computing Staff

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