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Measuring Startup Growth – 12 Key Performance Indicators to Assess the Performance and Growth of Your Startup

Measuring the growth of a startup is essential for understanding its trajectory and ensuring sustainable expansion. In this article, we explore twelve key performance indicators (KPIs) for assessing the performance and growth of your startup. From revenue growth to customer acquisition costs and employee retention, these metrics provide a comprehensive view of your startup's health and potential. Additionally, we provide some actionable strategies for improving your startup’s growth. By tracking and optimizing these KPIs with the help of our experts, you can make informed decisions that propel your startup to new heights.

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Founding a real estate company in Switzerland: Requirements and opportunities

With its stable economy and high quality of life, Switzerland offers an attractive market for real estate companies and presents numerous opportunities, but also requires extensive preparation and knowledge of the real estate industry. In this article, we take a look at the necessary requirements for founding a company, the most suitable forms of business and the future and challenges of the Swiss real estate market.

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Setting up a recruitment agency in Switzerland: Requirements and costs

More than 6,000 companies in Switzerland are active in the private employment agency and staff leasing sector. Setting up a recruitment agency requires proper preparation and planning, as the profession is regulated by the authorities. You need the appropriate professional qualifications and must comply with the requirements of the employment offices and SECO. In the following article, we explain the specific requirements for setting up a recruitment agency in Switzerland, the registration obligations and the costs you will incur.

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Founding a FinTech company in Switzerland

Switzerland is known for its stable economy, strong banking system and innovative strength, particularly in the technology sector. This combination makes the country an ideal location for FinTech companies. FinTech stands for financial technology and describes companies that use modern technologies to offer innovative financial services. Due to special regulations in Switzerland, there are a number of aspects to consider when founding a FinTech company. This article provides a comprehensive overview of the regulations and costs. You will also find out how many FinTech companies there are in Switzerland.

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Beyond Profit: The Essential Role of Liquidity Management in Business Success

It’s every startup’s worst nightmare: having a profitable business on paper while still struggling to find the cash to stay afloat. Effective liquidity management is crucial for the success and sustainability of any business. By carefully planning and monitoring cash flow, companies can ensure they have sufficient liquid assets to meet short-term obligations and strategically manage their financial needs. This article explores the importance of liquidity management and planning, outlines the difference between acute and ongoing liquidity management, and provides practical tips and guidelines for maintaining optimal liquidity to navigate financial challenges effectively.

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The 13th monthly salary: interesting facts for employers

Employees take a whole range of factors into account when looking for a job: Travel time to work, the possibility of working from home, the scope of duties, the number of vacation days and, finally, the salary. Because if this is not right, employers will also find it difficult to convince with the other points. An optional salary component offered by many companies in Switzerland is the 13th monthly salary. It offers employees an additional incentive in their job and can be helpful for employers in attracting new employees. We therefore explain below: What rules and regulations must be observed? How is the 13th month's salary calculated and taxed? And who is entitled to it. You can find all the important information here.

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AG: Advantages & disadvantages of a public limited company in Switzerland

As an entrepreneur, if you only think about how much capital is available on the stock market, you might think that the decision to become a public limited company is an easy one. But it's not that simple, because although the legal form offers founders particular advantages, there are also challenges. As one of the oldest and most flexible corporate structures, the AG enables companies to raise capital, structure management efficiently and appeal to a broad investor base. At the same time, it is subject to complex legal requirements and requires a clear governance structure. This article examines in detail the advantages and disadvantages of an AG in Switzerland and provides you with a sound basis for decision-making.

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Founding a public limited company (AG) in Switzerland: step by step

Alongside the limited liability company and the sole proprietorship, the public limited company is one of the most frequently chosen legal forms when founding a company in Switzerland. It is particularly popular due to its limited liability, which extends exclusively to the business assets. For those who can raise the necessary share capital, the AG also offers excellent opportunities for growth.  These advantages also make the company form attractive for smaller companies. You can find details on the required start-up capital and all the points that are necessary for the formation of an AG in the following checklist.

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GmbH: Advantages & disadvantages of the legal form in Switzerland

The limited liability company is one of the most popular legal forms, along with the sole proprietorship and the public limited company. In 2023, almost 50% of all founders in Switzerland opted for a limited liability company, as it offers numerous advantages that make it attractive to entrepreneurs and investors. From the limited liability for shareholders to the comparatively low capital requirements and tax advantages - the GmbH is a flexible and secure option for companies. Nevertheless, there are disadvantages, such as the comparatively high administrative costs and the disclosure obligations, which must be carefully weighed up. This article provides an overview of the most important advantages and disadvantages of the GmbH and highlights for whom this legal form is particularly suitable.

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Founding a limited liability company in Switzerland: a step-by-step guide

Are you dreaming of setting up your own company and want to play it safe? A limited liability company (GmbH) could be just the thing for you. The GmbH is a limited liability company and a popular legal form in Switzerland. It offers many advantages, such as the limitation of liability to the company's assets. In this blog article, you will learn everything you need to know about setting up a GmbH - from the business idea to registration in the commercial register.

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