An OBM increase of only 10% in sales increases net profits a whopping 50%.
Below is an example of a business that after becoming an OBM Account and us increasing their sales only 10% had their net profit increased a whopping 50%. In this example the sales was only $20,000 but the percentage would not change no matter what their sales was. This means that no matter what your sales and profit is, if you want more then you should be enjoying the additional sales and profits which we will guarantee you with no money up front, and only 10% cash sales commission on the additional sales we bring you.
Example 1
Cash Sales
OBM Sales
All Cash
OBM Profit
20,000
Sales
2,000
Sales
20,000
Sales
2,000
Sales
10,000
Cost Of Sales
1,000
Cost Of Sales
11,000
Cost Of Sales
0
Cost Of Sales
10,000
Gross Profit
1,000
Gross Profit
9,000
Gross Profit
0
Gross Profit
8,000
Expenses
0
Expenses
8,000
Expenses
0
Expenses
2,000
Net Profit
1,000
Profit
1,000
Net Profit
2,000
Net Profit
Example 2
Used OBM For
Business Purchase
In example 1 the business had $8,000 in cash purchases that left them $2,000 cash Net Profit.
In this example instead of making $8,000 in cash purchases, they made only $6,000 in cash purchases and used the $2,000 OBM instead of the other $2,000 cash. This left them with $3.000 cash profit, an increase of whopping 50% more cash.
20,000
Sales
11,000
Cost Of Sales
9,000
Gross Profit
6,000
Expenses
3,000
Net Profit
Example 3
Used OBM For
Personal Purchase
In example 2, they used the $2,000 OBM for a business purchase. In this example, they used the $2,000 OBM for a personal purchase. If they had not been a member of OBM, they would have had no money left after the $2,000 personal purchase, but by using the $2,000 OBM for a personal purchase, they retained $1,000 cash in the business.
20,000
Sales
11,000
Cost Of Sales
9,000
Gross Profit
8,000
Expenses
1,000
Net Profit
Please note that in no example did we reduce the cash sales, net cash profit, or retained cash. OBM sales are always additional (Plus) sales and profit.
