subject: Andrew Reynolds on Proving Business System Works – Part Nine [print this page] Andrew Reynolds on Proving Business System Works Part Nine
This included a weekend which Andrew Reynolds spent in Paris, relaxing and shopping, while he was followed around by a cameraman his laptop at home.
For final proof this was all real, this staggering amount of nearly 500,000 worth of orders in such a short space of time, the reporter and camera crew wanted to film Andrew Reynolds in front of auditors. He had agreed.
Andrew Reynolds suggested maybe we can pull into the fulfillment house on the way. They collected the orders they processed for the first 40,000 which had come in by lunchtime the first day of the campaign.
The next part of the TV film we watched at Andrew Reynolds Bootcamp was at the offices of the reporter's auditors.
Andrew Reynolds showed the auditors the orders collected from the fulfillment house with the credit card slips and everything to show payments had gone through. These orders had been paid for and shipped out.
For the new orders that had come through while Andrew Reynolds was in Paris, the fulfillment house had produced copies of their daily reports. They showed a number of different products on there but the auditors could easily pick out all the ones which were Andrew's project. Coupled with the printout from the credit card terminal, the auditors could match orders with payments.
The independent auditors concluded that the total income was around 550,000 with a net profit approaching half a million pounds.
It was exciting to watch this demonstration of how the Cash on Demand model works, during Andrew Reynolds Bootcamp.
If you'd like to know more about what happened during the meeting with the auditors go to: Auditors Prove Andrew Reynolds Business Model Works
