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Business Development

New customers and new revenue the business does not have yet.

Business development means finding new ways to bring in customers or revenue that the business does not have yet: partners, referrals, a new customer group or a new product. I help you find those ways, choose the ones worth trying and plan how you test each one in your business, on a small scale and with a set end point, before you commit.

+972 055-248-6151. Better on WhatsApp: I am in meetings most of the day and answer as soon as I am free.

We can talk in English, Hebrew or Russian.

Alexander Slutsker, business consultant and lecturer, Mobius Business Solutions

Does This Sound Familiar?

New customers keep coming from the same one or two places, and I do not know where the next ones will come from.

I get partnership offers and cannot tell which one is worth the effort.

I tried more ads, and every customer only got more expensive.

I have an idea for a new product or a new customer group, and I do not know how to check it without risking too much.

Sound familiar? The first conversation is free.

What Clients Say

From different fields, at different stages of business

Dan Manto

Eclipse Capital

Real Estate Investment and Finance, USA

Arty McLabin

GameReady

Game Development Education and Outsourcing, International

Anna, Beautician

Anna

Beautician

After I finished a cosmetology course at a leading company, I was confused. I didn't know how to open a business, what to sell from home, or how to bring in clients. Since I reached out to Mobius, everything has changed. We built an organized plan with clear steps and no unnecessary risks. Today I see results, and I'm growing and developing every month.

Mark, Massage therapist, Gan Yavne

Mark

Massage therapist, Gan Yavne

When I finished a massage course, I imagined a different world. I found out it's a hard field, and financial stability isn't easy to find. When I came to Mobius, something changed. We started an organized process and built a business plan. Without Mobius? I probably would have given up. Today I believe in myself and in my own path.

What you get

Fewer ideas, better chosen

You stop chasing every idea and every partnership offer at once, and put your effort into the one or two worth it.

More than one road to new customers

The aim is two or three ways of bringing in customers that grow stronger over time, instead of the one or two the business leans on today.

A method you keep

The same way of choosing and testing works for the next idea too, long after the first one.

Along the way you get the supporting and guiding materials the work needs, with clear instructions.

Simplified illustration

Four roads to growth

What you sell

What you sell today

A new product

Who you sell to

A new customer group

Your offer to a new group

More risk: you know the offer, not yet the buyer

  • Partners and referrals

A new product for new customers

The highest risk: test it small first

The customers you have

Sell more to your customers

The lowest risk: you know both

A new product for your customers

More risk: you know the buyer, not yet the product

  • A product close to what you do

Where growth can come from: the customers you have or a new customer group, against what you sell today or a new product. Four roads, and the risk grows the further a road moves from what the business already knows.

Simplified. Real work also scores each option on the same four questions, plans a small pilot with a set end point and one or two measures, and reads the results with you before real money and time go in.

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What the work can include

You do not need all of it. In the first conversation we choose together the parts your business needs.

  • I map with you where your customers really come from today, how buyers in your field decide and where the people you want already gather.
  • I find the channels you have not tried and the businesses that already serve your customers.
  • I score each option on the same four questions before you spend effort on it.
  • I plan with you a small pilot that you run in your business, with a set end point and one or two measures, before real money and time go in.
  • I help you check a new customer group or a new product close to what you already do.
  • I help you design partnerships that pay off for both sides: what each side gives and gets, and who does what, agreed before anyone commits.
  • I read the results with you, and you decide what is worth continuing.

How the work goes

  1. A free first conversation

    We talk, see whether my work fits what your business needs, and I suggest the kind of work that suits you.

  2. Mapping where growth can come from

    Where your customers come from today, which channels you have not tried, which businesses serve the same customers as you, and which new customer groups or products are close to what you already do.

  3. Choosing and testing

    Each option is scored on four questions: does it reach your real customer, is there a real way to reach them, what does the other side get, and how much effort does it take. You then test the best one or two in your business: a small pilot of the partnership or channel, with a set end point and one or two clear measures.

  4. The ongoing work

    We meet as often as the business needs. Between meetings you can send me a short question on WhatsApp, and I reply as soon as I can.

Want to see how these steps would look for you? That is what the first conversation is for.

9+ years of experience in business consulting

  • Alexander Slutsker speaking at a podium in the Microsoft offices

    Speaking at Microsoft

  • Alexander Slutsker setting up for a meeting with international teams, as part of work with a startup

    Meeting with international teams, as part of work with a startup

  • Alexander Slutsker running a session for teens on the Teenovation programme in Sderot

    Teenovation, Meital centre Sderot

  • Entrepreneurs lecture at the Resilience Hub in Sderot

    Entrepreneurs session, Sderot

Who does what

What I do

  • Map the options with you and bring the method to choose between them
  • Plan each pilot with you, and what to measure in it
  • Read the results with you and see what is worth continuing

What you do

  • Share how customers find you today
  • Meet the partners and run the pilots in your business
  • Make the decisions, they stay yours

What to bring to the first conversation

Bring what you already have, even if it is incomplete. We can start without it too.

  • Where your current customers came from, as far as you know
  • Ideas or partnership offers already on the table

Who it fits

  • A working business whose new customers keep coming from the same one or two places.
  • An owner with partnership offers or ideas who wants to know which one to pursue.
  • A business thinking about a new customer group or a new product.

When is it better to start elsewhere?

If the question is what the whole business should focus on first, not where the next customers come from.

In that case, start here: Strategic Consulting and Ongoing Business Guidance

And the paperwork, for anyone who wants to see that too.

  • Certificate of appreciation for Alexander Slutsker from the employment division of the Sderot municipality

    Certificate of appreciation, Sderot municipality

  • Certificate of honor for Alexander Slutsker from the Meital Entrepreneurship Center

    Certificate of honor, Teenovation 2026

  • Alexander Slutsker certificate of completion, directors and officeholders course at SRI Campus

    Directors and officeholders course, SRI Campus

  • Alexander Slutsker certificate of completion, the MaofTech South acceleration program

    Acceleration program, MaofTech South

  • Alexander Slutsker certificate of completion, business consultants course

    Business consultants course

  • Alexander Slutsker certificate of completion, adaptive project management at INT college

    Adaptive project management, INT college

You work directly with me, and I stay your point of contact throughout the work.

Frequently asked questions

What is business development?

Business development is the work of creating sources of customers and revenue that do not exist yet. A partner who sends you customers, a referral arrangement, a new customer group, a new product, a new place to sell. Sales then sells through those new ways. In large companies it is also a job title, and in a small business it is usually the owner's job, done between everything else. As a business development consultant, I help you do it with a method instead of by chance.

Can you help find growth channels beyond more ads?

Yes. Paid ads are one channel, often the most expensive one, and rarely the answer when the problem is who sees you rather than how many. I map with you how your current customers actually found you, how buyers in your field research before deciding, and where your real audience already gathers. Common alternatives are partnerships, referral arrangements, content for a narrow audience, targeted offline events and direct approaches to carefully chosen businesses. The aim is two or three channels that grow stronger over time without burning cash, each one first tested by you in a small experiment with a set end point.

How do I choose which partnership is worth pursuing?

Through a short filter that stays the same every time. Each possible partner is scored on four things: how much their audience overlaps with your real customer, whether they have a real way to reach that audience, what they get back from the relationship, and how much effort it takes to launch and keep going. For example, a cosmetician and a hair salon that send clients to each other, or a bakery that supplies cafés in the neighbourhood. Most proposed partnerships fail one of these, usually the way to reach the audience or what the partner gets. Before any formal commitment, you and the partner run a small pilot of the partnership, with a set end date and one or two measures. A strong partnership grows stronger over time and asks little once it runs. A weak one looks exciting in the meeting and quietly burns months of attention.

Do you bring partners from your own network?

I do not promise a ready list of contacts. When the work shows that you need a partner of a certain kind, I can go and meet businesses of that kind, and we see together who fits. You meet them too, because a partnership lives between the two owners.

What is the difference between business development and sales?

Sales closes deals in the channels you already have, with the offer, prices and process you already have. Business development creates channels, offers, partnerships or customer groups that did not exist before, and once they work, sales takes them further. They are different kinds of work. Sales needs consistency and execution. Business development needs experiments and patience while nothing sells yet. Mix the two and you get salespeople pushed to explore, or people looking for new directions pushed to hit this month's sales targets.

How is business development different from strategic consulting?

Strategic consulting deals with the business as a whole: what comes first, what waits and what to stop. Business development deals with one question inside it: where the next customers and the next revenue come from. Often the strategic work shows that growth is the priority, and then business development is where it gets done.

Ready to Get Started?

+972 055-248-6151.

We can talk in English, Hebrew or Russian.