vs. BUSINESS CREDIT
Not the same as a business credit score
There are already business credit scores, like Dun and Bradstreet PAYDEX and Experian Intelliscore. They measure something narrow. The Business Strength Score measures the whole business.
WHAT THEY MEASURE
Mostly, how you pay your bills
A business credit score is built largely from trade data: how promptly you pay vendors and suppliers. It is useful, and lenders and suppliers look at it. But it is narrow. A business can pay every bill on time and still be weak on customers, on systems, and on leadership.
SIDE BY SIDE
Two different questions
THE BIG PICTURE
One narrow signal, or the whole picture
A business credit score is one useful signal. The Business Strength Score is the whole picture, and it is the one that also tells you exactly where to get stronger next.
THE BUSINESS STRENGTH SCORE GUIDE
Explore the guide
- What is a Business Strength Score?
- How your score is calculated
- Score ranges: Start, Build, Grow, Exit
- The Money pillar
- The Customers pillar
- The Work pillar
- The Management pillar
- Proof, not claims
- The Verified Score
- How your score changes over time
- How to raise your score
- How to build business strength
- Myths about business strength
- vs. a credit score
- vs. business credit scores (you are here)
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