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🧐The difference between a startup and a small business. ☝️ While they sound similar, there are fundamental differences. Their goals and intentions may end up separating them from true small businesses. 🔸1. Innovations 🔸2. Scope 🔸3. The rate of croistsance 🔸4. Profit 🔸5. Finance 🔸6. Technologies 🔸7. Life cycle 🔸 8. Team and management 🔸9. Lifestyle 🔸10. Exit strategy 💡Both types of businesses start with a person and an idea. 🔑 and It is very important to understand the differences between startups and small businesses and realize what is best for you. This ability will allow you to correlate the possibilities and expectations of each in order to choose the best plan to achieve your desired goals.. ☝️ 👋 I’m looking forward to chat with you in the comment below 👇 let’s shape your business 💬
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- 2. While they sound similar, there are fundamental differences. Their goals and intentions may end up separating them from true small businesses. Entrepreneurship Journey Shape Your Business
- 3. 1. INNOVATIONS One of the most important differences between startups and small businesses is product or service innovation. Small companies do not claim to be unique. And startups aim to create something new and improve what already exists. Entrepreneurship Journey Shape Your Business
- 4. Small businesses progress within the limits set by the entrepreneur himself. 2. SCOPE A startup, on the other hand, puts no limits on its growth and focuses on conquering as much market share as possible. Entrepreneurship Journey Shape Your Business
- 5. 3. GROWTH RATE A small business needs to grow quickly, but its priority is to make a profit. When a company opens profits, its growth is as needed. But the startup must always grow and in the shortest possible time by creating a replicable business model. Entrepreneurship Journey Shape Your Business
- 6. The small business aims to get revenue and, if possible, a profit from day one. How much profit the business makes on closing depends on the appetites of the leader, let alone the plans to expand the business. 4. PROFIT But it can take months, even years, for a startup to earn its first pennies. Entrepreneurship Journey Shape Your Business
- 7. 5. FINANCE To create your own company, you usually only need private savings, investments from family, friends, bank loans and/or investor funds. But for a startup, many projects are carried out by private means or with the help of family members and friends. However, crowdfunding is becoming more and more popular. Entrepreneurship Journey Shape Your Business
- 8. No particular technology is required for small businesses, but there are many off-the-shelf technology solutions that need to be applied to achieve the company's main goals. 6. TECHNOLOGIES Technologies are often the main product of startups. But even if it is not, the startup cannot help but use new technologies to achieve rapid growth and scale. Entrepreneurship Journey Shape Your Business
- 9. 7. LIFECYCLE 32% of small businesses are closed within the first three years, which is not bad compared to startups that are 92% closed within the first three years. Entrepreneurship Journey Shape Your Business
- 10. For a small business, as many workers are usually hired as needed in order for a business to operate within the established limits of growth. 8. TEAM AND MANAGEMENT On the other hand a startup manager must develop leadership and management skills from the beginning, as the startup must grow as fast as possible. Entrepreneurship Journey Shape Your Business
- 11. 9. LIFESTYLE Small companies, compared to startups, take fewer risks and duties. Therefore, it is possible to combine professional and personal life quite well. For the case of a startup, if there are funds from investors, the company will start making profits sooner. So there is no time to waste. There are people next to you waiting for you to create something amazing. Entrepreneurship Journey Shape Your Business
- 12. And last, but not least, on our list of key differences between startups and small businesses is the exit strategy. What will your company become? 10. EXIT STRATEGY A small business. Two versions here: make it a family business or sell it. But a startup. It usually goes to the next level with a major sale or an IPO Initial public offering. Entrepreneurship Journey Shape Your Business
- 13. YOU WANT TO BOOST YOUR STARTUP OR GROW YOUR SMALL BUSINESS? I look forward to finding out in the comments Entrepreneurship Journey Shape Your Business