Apr 11 (edited) in Business 💸
Systemising Your Business
Right now, chances are you spend most your time working IN your business and not enough time working ON your business... sound about right?
Systemisation is the KEY to changing that and becoming a business owner, rather than just a worker.
Systemisation is broken down into 3 STEPS: Automation, Outsourcing & Procedures ⭐
🖥 AUTOMATION 🖥
This is where you apply softwares to your business to have things run automatically, without the need of humans time/energy. Examples of these can be automated messages you send to guests, or a streamlined online payment process that takes the guests all the way through to check out. Automation is vital as it frees up time due to most jobs in your business not actually needing a human touch.
👨💻️ OUTSOURCING 👨💻️
This is when you delegate tasks and responsibilities to individuals instead of taking on the work load yourself. This is usually needed for jobs that require a human touch, such a cleaning or customer service.
📑 PROCEDURES 📑
This is set steps that should be followed to do certain tasks within the business. For example, the way your sales team should close deals, or what to do if a customer is wanting a refund. Procedures create clarity and order within your business, reducing the risk of mistakes.
Systemisation is vital for growth, letting you focus on expansion, raising more capital and creating new/better products and services. It's also how you're going to live out your dream, sipping mojitos on the beach!
We're going to be releasing an exclusive course on systemisation, explaining in depth how to systemise all aspects of your business and which companies we recommend you use. Keep a look out as it's not one to miss!
Do you systemise your business? What do you do to make it run smoothly?
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Systemising Your Business
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