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Art
6 months agoContributor 4
As of now there is no clear line and all of the earnings are going in to the reinvesting in the business.
- julie6 months agoJobber Community Team
Totally understandable, especially when you're focused on growth! How do you prioritize what to reinvest in first—equipment, marketing, staff?
- DavidEyerly3 months agoContributor 3
Before deciding where to reinvest, evaluate the current state of your business. Identify what areas are most critical to your short-term success or long-term growth.
- Is your business lacking in efficiency or productivity? If your processes are slow, inefficient, or causing customer dissatisfaction, investing in equipment or technology that improves operations might be your priority.
- Are you having trouble attracting new customers? If your sales pipeline is weak or you’re not generating enough leads, marketing should be a top priority.
- Do you have too much work and not enough people to handle it? If you're struggling to meet demand or provide the level of service you want, investing in staff or hiring more workers could be essential.
So, for efficiency--equipment; for growth--Marketing; for service--invest in your team.
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