Bigger & Better: A Playbook for Quickly Scaling Your Small Company with Limited Resources

Spending rampantly to scale has proven unsustainable and undesirable. You don’t have to spend a lot to scale fast. Your business can grow quickly without throwing money at a growth plan to make it work. Instead, be audacious, smart, strategic, and tactical.

Most small companies fail, whether or not they’ve raised impressive capital and regardless of economic conditions. Perhaps this is a bleak statistic if you’re a founder who believes that plentiful resources are the key to quick growth. But trends and statistics only tell us part of the story.

Success depends on the mindset that drives you and the methodology that helps you retain value, ensure growth, and preserve control—and this isn’t directly dependent upon your capital. In Bigger & Better, multi-industry C-suite executive Esther Kestenbaum Prozan shares her proven system for creating lean, exponential growth. By being laser-focused on acquiring the right customers, maximizing non-transactional sales, and building owned channels, you can keep profits instead of relying on paid advertising or an enormous sales team’s salary to grow your enterprise value. Applying the principles in this insightful playbook not only helps ensure survival in any economic climate, it takes your business from infancy to adulthood, and beyond.

Esther Kestenbaum Prozan is a seasoned CEO, President, and CRO who specializes in high-growth environments. She helps companies increase revenue and expand business both organically and by acquisition. Among her achievements, as President at Ruby Has Fulfillment, she led dramatic revenue growth and helped see the business through its acquisition by Shipmonk in a private-equity-backed deal to form the largest privately held e-commerce fulfillment company. She is a board member, strategic advisor, and was on the Top 100 Women in Supply Chain list by IBM and Supply Chain Digital. She has written in numerous business publications and is a Forbes, Entrepreneur, and Fast Company contributor.