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[Razor1911]

People will only attract to your business, when they will feel your business have nore benefit and is a better investment for long term than the average market revenue.

That can only happen when the growth of your business is steady. Business having extreme highs and lows will find it difficult to have investors.

 

[Japhnet]

When your revenue is greater than the market average, that means your business is on a positive pedestal of progress. It would be easy to drive investors to put their money on such a business. Such a business can easily survive economic recessions.

Companies that are outperforming the market are generally seen as being on a positive trajectory and may be more attractive to investors. Investors will also likely be more interested in companies that have a strong track record of growth, even during economic downturns.

 

[IB DD]

Companies that are outperforming the market are generally seen as being on a positive trajectory and may be more attractive to investors. Investors will also likely be more interested in companies that have a strong track record of growth, even during economic downturns.

Those kind of companies are institutionalized by strong management. It takes astute managerial decision capacity to lead a business to outperform it's market and industry. At that level,. investors line up for a chance to invest. The businesses themselves don't beg for investment

 

[Crystal247]

People will only attract to your business, when they will feel your business have nore benefit and is a better investment for long term than the average market revenue.

That can only happen when the growth of your business is steady. Business having extreme highs and lows will find it difficult to have investors.

Sure, investors can be attracted if your business claimed to be legitimacy for a period of years. I think by doing all what you can to make sure your customers has benefited from your business, you will highly increase your average market revenues.

 

[Skylark]

It's true that businesses should strive to have higher revenue than the market average, but it's not always easy to achieve this goal. Achieving above-average revenue requires businesses to differentiate themselves from their competitors, offer something unique to customers, and effectively market their products or services.

 

[Wisdom01]

It's true that businesses should strive to have higher revenue than the market average, but it's not always easy to achieve this goal. Achieving above-average revenue requires businesses to differentiate themselves from their competitors, offer something unique to customers, and effectively market their products or services.

i think To achieve this goal, businesses may also need to continuously analyze market trends, assess customer needs, invest in efficient processes and technologies, and provide exceptional customer service and experiences.