Profitable Businesses Run In Families

Be fair, attentive, and customers
will return.

"How so?" You asked.

More than 90 percent of all businesses
in the United States are family-owned,
and almost 35 percent of all Fortune 500
companies are family-controlled, according
to a University of North Carolina study,
reported by the Epoch Times.

"What is a Fortune 500 company?" Someone
questioned.

The Fortune Magazine give points, ranks, to
500 of the largest corporations, in the
United States. Factors such as market
value, earnings, number of employees, assets,
and sales determine whether or not a company
makes the list.

Companies start out small, grew through
the years. After a few generations of
survival, they become huge.

Of course, there are those that failed.

In my opinion, after years of being in
business, you learn, grow. You have to
adapt to survive.

Savvy business decisions, adding products,
services, that complement each other,
repeat customers, all, help a business
become a fortune 500 company.

If you, your business, used rocks
instead of a calculator for counting,
for example, your business would be
a failure.

Re-investing funds, adding products/
services that complete your line,
customer satisfaction, all, help
toward building a fortune 500 company.