It's one of those questions that make me cringe. It makes me feel that way because it presupposes there is only one thing you need to do and everything will improve. This is what most people refer to as the magic pill or the silver bullet to make your business grow.

The truth is there are a number of 'one' things you can do, yet the secret is you must combine these strategies with a bit of focus, discipline and consistency and bang... 'the magic pill' effect is created.

However for most what is required can be a little daunting and thus abandon the 'proven strategies' to look for the magic pill again.

Business can be hard work and it is the discipline that is even harder. The discipline to do the things needed consistently to make a business prosper can be a challenge.

So what is the answer to business growth?

Let me summarise with a few of the more important basics disciplines;

1. Know your product or service and the benefits it has to offer. If you assume people will buy things based on your reason's for wanting them you may be sorely disappointed to find out that what you want from your product or service isn't what your customers want. Take the time to find out what people want and show them how they can get it.

2. Use leverage in your marketing. Know who your target market is and find
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   refer to as the magic pill or the silver bullet to make your business grow.

   The truth is there are a number of 'one' things you can do, yet the secret is you must combine these strategies with a bit of focus, discipline and consistency and bang... 'the magic pill' effect is created.

   However for most what is required can be a little daunting and thus abandon the 'proven strategies' to look for the magic pill again.

   Business can be hard work and it is the discipline that is even harder. The discipline to do the things needed consistently to make a business prosper can be a challenge.

   So what is the answer to business growth?

   Let me summarise with a few of the more important basics disciplines;

   1. Know your product or service and the benefits it has to offer. If you assume people will buy things based on your reason's for wanting them you may be sorely disappointed to find out that what you want from your product or service isn't what your customers want. Take the time to find out what people want and show them how they can get it.

   2. Use leverage in your marketing. Know who your target market is and fin
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      t what is required can be a little daunting and thus abandon the 'proven strategies' to look for the magic pill again.

      Business can be hard work and it is the discipline that is even harder. The discipline to do the things needed consistently to make a business prosper can be a challenge.

      So what is the answer to business growth?

      Let me summarise with a few of the more important basics disciplines;

      1. Know your product or service and the benefits it has to offer. If you assume people will buy things based on your reason's for wanting them you may be sorely disappointed to find out that what you want from your product or service isn't what your customers want. Take the time to find out what people want and show them how they can get it.

      2. Use leverage in your marketing. Know who your target market is and fin
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         s the answer to business growth?

         Let me summarise with a few of the more important basics disciplines;

         1. Know your product or service and the benefits it has to offer. If you assume people will buy things based on your reason's for wanting them you may be sorely disappointed to find out that what you want from your product or service isn't what your customers want. Take the time to find out what people want and show them how they can get it.

         2. Use leverage in your marketing. Know who your target market is and fin
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         3. Use leverage in your marketing. Know who your target market is and find other businesses that have the same market who don't compete and approach them to set up a Joint Venture or a strategic alliance to make offers to their clients in a win-win scenario.

         4. Communicate to your past, present and future customers regularly with value added information and irresistible offers. I have seen businesses explode simply because they started sending offers to their past clients and their friends.

         5. Use a sales process. Use a sales process that is defined with flexible steps and an end in mind which is "a sale". Buy a book on sales, hire a consultant to help whatever you do just do it.

         6. Train your staff. Train them in sales, communication, product knowledge and team work then train them at least once a month. Some of the most successful companies I have observed run trainings for their staff weekly or monthly.

         There are at least another dozen things I can suggest you do however if you start with these you will be well on your way to discovering the rest.

         To your success