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Your sales are growing, but is your business actually making more profit?

Many business owners look only at sales. But sales are not the same as profit.

You also need to track product costs, delivery costs, shop expenses, and other business expenses.

This short video explains how to track sales, expenses, and real profit with an Excel or Power BI dashboard.

Learn how to find:

Your total sales
Your total business expenses
Your actual profit
Your low-profit products
Your high-profit products

This simple business profit tracking method can help small business owners understand where their money is going.

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Transcript
00:00Your shop sales are increasing, but you still have no money left at the end of the month.
00:04Why?
00:04Have you ever thought about it?
00:05A business was increasing its sales every month.
00:08The owner was happy because he thought the business was doing very well.
00:11But when he checked the accounts at the end of the month, he found that the profit was
00:14very low.
00:15He thought, if the sales are so high, then where is the money going?
00:18The real problem was this.
00:20He was only looking at sales.
00:21He was not looking at the product cost, shop expenses, delivery costs, and other business
00:26expenses.
00:26Some products were selling very well, but the profit on those products was very low.
00:31That's why, just looking at sales is not enough.
00:33Every month, make sure you check these three things.
00:35How much did you sell?
00:37How much did you spend?
00:38And how much actual profit was left?
00:40You can easily track all this in an Excel or Power BI dashboard.
00:43Then you can clearly see which product is making money and which product is only generating
00:47sales.
00:48If your business has the same problem, comment profit.

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