Sydney, New South Wales (January 16, 2014) – The acclaimed financial guru Glen Rothquel recently launched a new service for small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) with a desire to increase leads and expand their businesses. Through his new website, Leads2Profits, Rothquel follows up on the success of his first online venture, Capital 4 Business, by teaching prospective clients strategies used by many of the most recognisable online businesses to enhance growth.

Based out of Sydney, Australia and serving businesses globally, Leads2Profits was formed around the idea of promoting Growth Hacking strategies. As an incentive for entrepreneurs interested in growing their business through Growth Hacking, Rothquel is offering free instant access to his new e-book, Pain Free Profit Maximisation Blueprint.

Growth Hacking is a scientific and scalable approach to marketing that breaks the traditional rules of marketing. It is designed to promote growth by increasing the number of leads a business receives. It allows SMEs to experience rapid growth without having to spend a fortune on advertising, saving them money.

Because of Growth Hacking’s scalability and flexibility, Rothquel believes that every business will need it to thrive in the face of stiff competition from large corporations that are able to afford expansive marketing campaigns. Rothquel describes the key as creating and using solutions that are overlooked by competitors, where optimising customer value is the primary motivation, withgrowth, the outcome.

Owners of SMEs who are interested in Rothquel’s offer, or who would like to obtain more information, are encouraged to visit www.Leads2Profits.net.au.

About Leads2Profits:

Leads2Profits aims to provide unparalleled financial advice on how SMEs can maximise their profits. The Sydney-based company, started by Glen Rothquel, currently offers Pain Free Profit Maximisation Blueprint, which is a free e-book loaded with profit maximisation advice and Growth Hacking strategies used by successful online businesses like Facebook, Twitter, and Dropbox.