Most businesses operate — with budgets, sales goals, performance evaluations, and so forth — on an annual basis. But if you wait until the end of the year to assess your operations, it will be too late to make adjustments that could boost your bottom line. So it makes sense to take your business’s pulse on a quarterly basis.
You don’t have to follow an elaborate or formal process, but every three months you should check your performance against major criteria and opportunities to make sure you’re on track. To that end, here is a list of questions to ask quarterly to make sure your business is doing as well as it can.
Quarterly Questions to Keep Your Business On Track
Posted by bigmoneyweb under MarketingFrom http://blog.intuit.com 3945 days ago
Made Hot by: Marketing_Mashup on July 26, 2013 12:44 am
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