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Metrics

Key financial metrics and KPIs for business health

Days Sales Outstanding (DSO): A Practical Guide to Faster Collections
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Days Sales Outstanding (DSO): A Practical Guide to Faster Collections

Days Sales Outstanding measures the average days it takes to collect on credit sales. This guide covers the DSO formula, 2026 industry benchmarks from 7 to 90 days, and concrete tactics to shorten the cash collection cycle.

cash-flow
accounts-receivable
financial-ratios
The DSO Formula: How to Measure (and Fix) the Gap Between Sales and Cash
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The DSO Formula: How to Measure (and Fix) the Gap Between Sales and Cash

Days Sales Outstanding measures the average days between a credit sale and cash collected. This guide covers the DSO formula, industry benchmarks (30-45 days is typical, single digits for e-commerce, 60-90 for construction), common miscalculations, and seven practical levers to lower it.

accounts-receivable
cash-flow
financial-ratios
Year-Over-Year Growth: The Formula Every Business Owner Needs to Master
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Year-Over-Year Growth: The Formula Every Business Owner Needs to Master

Learn how to calculate year-over-year (YOY) growth with the simple formula, real-world examples, and practical tips. Understand when to use YOY vs. MOM vs. QOQ, which metrics to track, common mistakes to avoid, and industry benchmarks for healthy growth rates.

accounting
small-business
financial-analysis
Current Ratio: What It Is, How to Calculate It, and Why It Matters
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Current Ratio: What It Is, How to Calculate It, and Why It Matters

Learn what the current ratio is, how to calculate it, and what a good ratio looks like for your industry. Includes formulas, a worked example, comparisons with the quick ratio and cash ratio, and practical strategies to improve your business liquidity.

accounting
small-business
financial-analysis
Burn Rate: What It Is, How to Calculate It, and Why It Matters
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Burn Rate: What It Is, How to Calculate It, and Why It Matters

Learn what burn rate is, how to calculate gross and net burn rate, and why this metric is critical for startups and small businesses. Includes formulas, stage-by-stage benchmarks, common mistakes, and strategies to extend your cash runway.

startup
cash-flow
financial-analysis
Business Valuation: How to Determine What Your Company Is Worth
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Business Valuation: How to Determine What Your Company Is Worth

Learn how to determine what your business is worth using the four main valuation methods: asset-based, earnings multiple (SDE/EBITDA), market-based, and discounted cash flow. Includes formulas, industry multiples, and tips to increase your company's value.

business-valuation
financial-analysis
small-business
EBITDA: What It Is, How to Calculate It, and Why Your Business Needs It
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EBITDA: What It Is, How to Calculate It, and Why Your Business Needs It

Learn what EBITDA is, how to calculate it with step-by-step examples, and why this key financial metric matters for business valuation, investor comparisons, and operational performance analysis.

accounting
small-business
financial-analysis
How to Calculate Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) for Your Business: A Complete Guide
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How to Calculate Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) for Your Business: A Complete Guide

Learn the importance of calculating Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) for your business, a crucial metric that helps you understand your workforce capacity by converting employee hours into equivalent full-time workers.

fte
workforce-management
metrics
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