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Restart your business owner has passed through the phase where their businesses flourished at the beginning but grew to a point where it seems like the end of the road. The entrepreneur is left with two choices at this point; to quit the business or make it grow. So, if you are ready to restart and make your business grow, below are steps to take.

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How to Restart your Business

1. Revisit your business plan

Every business has a business plan. It acts as the roadmap of the business and helps when raising venture capital or loans. Your business plan might need a little change to unlock the growth potentials of your business. Find out the nearby competition that gave you trouble and steps you wrote down to combat them. This time, revisit the plan with the intention of making each and every forecast or projections more realistic. There may be factors you did not take into consideration that has now become a challenge. But you should know better since you have been in the business for some time.

2.Effect change from within

Your business may need just the right talent to pick up. And until you find the missing piece, growth will be slow. In addition, know the performance of each employee and what could be done to get them to deliver their best. Do they need some form of motivation to go the extra mile? Build good rapport with them and be someone who is open to contributions. One or two suggestions from your employees may be that which will help to restart your business growth process.

Change the internal policy to suit your growth strategy. But do not forget to effect the changes on employee manual or to notify the rest of your team. Price change can also bring growth in revenue. So, you can inform your old customers after making the changes through email and other platforms. But if your price is above what your competitors are selling, make sure you have a good explanation otherwise some of your customers may leave you for them.

3. Win back your old customers

Do not be ashamed to rebuild your relationship with old customers. After being inactive for a while, most businesses come back only to start looking for new customers. They forget their old customers that have been with them all these years.

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