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Great list. You mentioned that you would model revenue, and that makes sense. You should also model expenses. Subtract expenses from revenue per month and yo
by wtvanhest 14y ago
Great list.
You mentioned that you would model revenue, and that makes sense. You should also model expenses. Subtract expenses from revenue per month and you will get projected profit/(loss).
Add your losses up so you know how much money you need.
Obviously this is all magic, but modeling is not necessarily for use in projecting future profit. Modeling is a great tool to understand your business before things happen.
- spencerfry 14y agoTotally agree. I should probably clarify that point to say that we looked at both revenue and expenses. This is especially important if you plan to bootstrap for some time as we do.