Posted by Pete on Sunday, August 9, 2009 at 5:41am.
Hello everyone.
My task is to build a growth model for a company. The company offers services to businesses - and thus allowing the businesses to recruit new clients.
Assumptions:
- I started working with 10 businesses
- A business I start working with initially has 20 clients
- I'm recruiting 3 new businesses every month
- A businesses which is using my services will get 5 new client after every month of service (if he started getting my service on July 1st then on August 1st he will have 5 new clients)
I need to build a formula to calculate how much clients and how much businesses there will be in 6 months.
Here is how I started calculating manually:
MONTH 1:
10 (type A) businesses
20 clients (per business)
TOTAL - 10 businesses
TOTAL - 200 clients
MONTH 2:
10 (type A)businesses
25 clients (per business)
3 (type B) businesses
20 clients (per business)
TOTAL - 13 businesses
TOTAL - 310 clients
MONTH 3:
10 (type A)businesses
30 clients (per business)
3 (type B)businesses
25 clients (per business)
3 (type C) businesses
20 clients (per business)
TOTAL - 16 businesses
TOTAL - 435 clients
etc...
I need these to be variables that can be changed:
- number of businesses I started with
- how much new businesses I find every month
- how much new clients a businesses recruits after working a month with me
- how much clients a businesses initially has
No one has answered this question yet.
Answer this Question
Related Questions
Math - Pick a company that pays dividends, then calculate the expected growth ...
finance - Pick a company that pays dividends, then calculate the expected growth...
Economics - The table below shows annual demand (in 1,000,000 units per year) ...
finance (assumptions) - The cost of capital for common stock is ke=(D1/Po)+g. ...
finance (assumptions) - The cost of capital for common stock is ke=(d1/Po)+g. ...
Business - Based on this financial info where a company's Beta Year = 2008...
math - If a company pays $4.90 dividend at the end of the year, and the stock ...
Accounting - If a company pays $4.90 dividend at the end of the year, and the ...
Math - Describe the basic differences between linear growth (a linear model) and...
Investments - You are to analyze and compare one company from the holdings to ...
For Further Reading
