Dealing With A Slump

October 23, 2005 by Ty | 2 Comments

Bob Leduc:

Every business experiences cycles of heavy sales volume and light sales volume. Periods of light sales volume are called business “Slumps”.

Some business slumps are predictable. Every landscaping service expects a slump in landscaping jobs during winter months. Their usual strategy to maintain a flow of business in the winter is to promote a different service such as snow removal. For most businesses, however, slumps occur without warning and for no apparent reason.

Some slumps occur when you’re spending the most time, money and effort on promoting business. When that happens, it’s easy to panic and start replacing proven methods of promoting business with speculative ideas. This reaction is especially hazardous for a small business struggling to grow. I know a business owner who almost lost her business when she panicked and reacted to a slump in business by suddenly changing all of her proven advertising messages.

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  • danakeith on June 17th, 2008 at 4:29 am

    yes, usually it goes that way if the company’s too preoccupied in dealing with some other things.

  • jaeda on October 22nd, 2008 at 8:11 pm

    some company’s turn out like that if they were confident enough trusting other people to do the job.

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