Learn the Secret To Keeping Your New Business Trading After 5 Years When Statistics Show 95% Fail

ADELAIDE, Australia - May 10, 2013 - PRLog -- You have a business up and running for more than a year now or you’re still struggling to keep it alive and kicking until the first year mark. True to the post, business survival can become as hard as it gets, entrepreneurs make mistakes and fail but that doesn’t mean stopping is an option. Business Rescue  has even formulated a quick start challenge to help struggling business owners reach a year to five and more. http://www.businessrescue.com

Startup success will be most likely determined by a lot of factors so there is not one parameter through which it is measured. There are factors such as customer acquisition, marketing, field of concentration/industry (IT, food), cashflow management and so much more.

To give you a fuller view of how really difficult it is to survive in any field of business when your dream company is just starting up, here’s some statistics for you to chew.

·       According to Silverleaf.co, 90% of new products fail.

·       According to futurestartup.com, the global rate for startup figures is 90%.

·       According to the Inc. Magazine and National Business Incubator Association (NBIA), 80 percent of new businesses fail within the first five years.

·       According to Statistic Brain, after 3 years, most businesses fail by as much as 44% but those in the Finance and Real Estate industry are more likely to fail 58% of the time on their fourth year.

·       Statistic Brain reports that by its 10th year, a company’s chances of failing are as high as 71%.

·       Traditionally, in business parlance, 50% of businesses fail in their first year and would amount to rise up to 95% for the first five years of running the business. That’s what management professors tell their students.

In simpler words, it is not easy to run a new initiative for a startup no matter what industry it falls under; the risks of failure are just too high.

Trevi Lim, founder of Business Rescue says that business survival is what their online community of dedicated and passionate members specializes at. They can certainly prevent you or your dream business from just becoming a part of these horrible statistics.

Their community is offering exclusive content at an affordable price. That is all you need to stop your startup woes with the entire guide you need. $1 is all you need to become a part of the community and gain access to the seven-day quick start challenge they’re offering to help you understand your business more, identify key areas of your business that needs attention and finally start making actions.

If you want to know more about how this can complement your startup needs, visit http://www.businessrescue.com/get-started now.

Special Report:

On the 18th May 2013, Business Rescue is officially launching their membership site. As their official launch offer, you will get over $2000 of value for a very small investment. It’s limited to the first 200 customers and for 3 days only. Find out more at

http://www.businessrescue.com/special

Trevi Lim has many years of experience in small businesses and owns over 15 multi-million dollar businesses Australia wide. Over the past 8 years, he has developed a skill in business turnarounds and has rescued many businesses from financial disaster.