Your Free Found Money Analysis

To demonstrate how powerful the Found Money concepts and process can be, I’m willing to show you just how much Found Money Potential your business has.

To get your free Found Money Analysis, first gather up the following information, then complete the information below to be taken to my online Found Money Analysis Tool. I actually look at your responses and prepare you a Found Money Potential Report that shows you how much potential Found Money YOUR business has, as well as provides you with some action steps you can take to capture that Found Money Potential.

Here’s How It Works

Start by completing the questionnaire below.  It is composed of 28 questions and has been developed after working with, talking to, and counselling hundreds of small businesses from around the world.  Experience gained has demonstrated that your answers to these 28 questions provide an amazing picture of how your business has been creating its financial results, and what specific action steps you can take to get improved control over those results.

After you have finished the questionnaire you will get access to the second part of your Free Found Money Analysis.  In this second part you will be able to provide a small amount of financial information that will allow you to receive a customized report on where the “easy gains” are in your financial results and the steps you need to take to get there.  If you aren’t comfortable providing any financial information, we understand.  You will still get your Free Found Money Analysis Report based on the answers you provided during the questionnaire phase found on this page.

For the second part of your Free Found Money Analysis (the one with some financial information) you will need the following information:

• The number of customers you have worked with in each of the previous three years;
• The volume of sales transactions you have generated in each of the previous three years;
• Revenue for each of the previous three years;
• Cost of Sales for each of the previous three years;
• Overhead expenses (total) for each of the previous three years;
• Accounts receivable tota for each of the three previous years;
• The amount of any inventory / work in progress in each of three previous years;
• The amount of accounts payable in each of the three previous years;

So go ahead and get started with the first step, the questionnaire, right now by answering the 28 questions below: