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Every investor dreams of making his/her business the best it can possibly be. A business man would like to create a business that will survive all harsh conditions raging from economical hardships, cut-throat competition to spontaneous changes in customer tastes and trends. The process of enlarging ones business is two-fold. The first part involves increasing the output of the firm while the other part is to seek to increase the demands of the company's products or services. This will work to enlarge the business as each extra unit of product produced is sold off easily. Both the physical size and market share size of the business will thus have increased. In order to increase ones output, one formulates policies geared towards promoting staff relations to enhance their welfare and hence increase overall productivity. Reasonable and timely payments, recreational facilities and good working environment plus less pressure of work are just a few such policies that will seek the best out of the available labor force. The demand aspect could be enhanced through thorough and effective advertising policies and other policies that promote the business relationship with customers. The management could offer customers after-sales services whereby instructions on how to use the product and free samples are provided and also provide effective delivery services. The products should be warranted for quality assurance. Community service by the business such as environmental conservation is also useful in creating a good image in society. Some of these policies, combined with the production of quality goods and services if embraced by modern-day business enterprises will definitely ensure its perpetuity in the market. Stephen is an Business Organizing Expert . He researches and studies on big and small business strategies . Website:- Business Management Solutions for efficient business operations.
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