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   Blog    Increase sales to reduce rent as a % of sales

Increase sales to reduce rent as a % of sales

As rent is a fixed cost, increasing sales will reduce the rent cost as a percentage of sales. As a consequence, although the rent paid is unchanged, the net profit generally increases.
Implementation process:

  1. Determine the appropriate strategies to increase sales.
  2. Implement the selected strategies.
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