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Reason vertical growth is better than horizontal growth:


+ Vertical growth is a strategy in which the scale of products and services in a market allows a business
to penetrate deeper into an existing market. at the same time can add features or have the ability to
add new products to meet customer needs, thereby being more profitable leading to longer-term
ROI. .though often ask for more money or labor, but the problem is still easily solved.
+ Growth in product height expanding regularly in new markets or wanting to enter an existing market.
Although more profitable, it faces many other formulas that are more difficult to solve, and along with
many competitors
2. Concentration is better than diversification because:
Center Advice although it increases the risk, it also increases the profit potential. The portfolio
investments that are the most profitable for investors are often not widely diversified. Those with a
focus on investing in a few companies or companies that are better at building wealth do not stop
working. It also allows investors to focus on a handful of high-quality investments that can be managed.
Diversification reduces overall variability and hides an investor's exposure to risk, but diversification
can also have adverse effects on portfolio investments. Portfolio diversification tends to limit returns
and produce average results, it may require more work to rebalance a portfolio it may require more
work to rebalance investment portfolio.
=> So if you want to grow, before you run out of business you need to focus on locating high quality
accounts and aim for free variety
3. Concentric diversification is better than corporation diversification because
Diversified assimilation refers to a diversification where the company enters a new business area that
is closely linked to the existing business or simply the company develops products or services that are
closely linked to the company's current core products or services when diversifying, updating the
corporation to a diversification where the company enters new business areas completely unrelated to
the company's current business or simply the company developing products or services that are
unrelated to the company's current core products or services
In diversification assimilation, the company has knowledge of the market as well as the product it is
expanding, which can be of great help to the company in running a successful new business. company
but when it comes to diversified corporation, the company has very little understanding of the market as
well as the product that the company widens the path to the company having a lot of difficulty in
starting a business.
In concentric diversification because the company has already diversified into the same product line or
business, the company's risk of failure is lower because the company is aware of the market as well as
the company's experience in the same product. line products, while in the case of corporate
diversification as the company has diversified into different product lines as well as different business
areas, the risk of the company's failure is very high.

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