How big are UKBF Members

If you multiplied your last 6 months turnover by 2 you would be between?

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Is this pole to find out who to charge more for your services? :lol:

I have an electrician friend who does that, a new plug socket trebels if you have a flash car outside. Wrong but true.

I just want to know who the millionaires are? And do you want a new best friend :lol: (only kidding).

Money is the route of all evil! Who ever said that, didn't have any! :D

Jayne
 
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daveashton

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Apr 14, 2004
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LOL

Its is not us, we have sold off 2 companies in the group

We have NDS8 and Contact Foundry left along with BIZAL and fall into the 1-3 bracket.

Last but not least every penny from every sale we have left over from bills goes on promotion which is what has helped with such fast growth, which means I am always skint but I do have thriving businesses.
 
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Julie

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Although it's one of the usual ways, I think turnover is such a strange way of gauging the size of a company. When I had my design company my turnover was very high because we bought print on behalf of our clients... one print job could add £40k to our turnover -- and there may be two or three of those size print runs going through the books every month, sometimes more.

Our profit on the other hand was a much more modest figure :?
 
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Its also very difficult to get an idea of the size of the business, i'm a perfect example, my have quite a few large clients, and more on the way yet we are not big at all, very much hand to mouth, now if you will excuse me im off to the local bins....its lunchtime!!

Michael
 
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daveashton said:
No I think its Jayne , look at her posting rate. She has more posts than me in less than a month so she must have lots of free time.

As for Andy you still need to get rid of putting your mobile all over the place becuase it makes you look like a one man band.


Wish it was love :D I've done my shift before any of you lot even get out of bed and I work at home with office stuff. If I had a million pounds I wouldn't be on the forum! I'd come and see you all, in my new campervan (I'd be able to aford one then) :lol:

jayne
 
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daveashton

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I love the comments about profit and cash flow. Would anyone answer that as question? and it still does not reflect how well a company is doing because we reinvest every penny to fund further growth i.e. our profits next to zero.

Matrix you shock me I thought you turned over squillions ( my daughters speak for more than she can imagine) so if you need some help I could recommend a good sales development company :D
 
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daveashton

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Yes ,Ozzy

They also say in theory, Practice and theory are the same but in practice, theory and practice are rarely the same.

So yes I a agree with you theory but how many people would give thier profit figure? Exactly. That’s why I chose a question that would actually get an answer!
 
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Top Hat

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The nice thing about turnover is that its easy to measure, couple of clicks and I can see what we turned over today, this week, this month.

If I look at the profit figure for any small period, it can include large bills, occasional or seasonal expenditure

So I tend to look at my turnover, knowing that averaged out over the year my profit will be X%
 
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