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Last year my business did $ in revenue and we had $ in expenses. Compared to the year before, we grew by %.
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In years, my business could be worth
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Keep scrolling to see the curve, pull the levers, and learn the order that compounds.
If I keep doing what I’m doing
Here’s how the next 5 years play out.
Year 1 profit
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Year 5 profit
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Cumulative
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Profit (filled) · Revenue (dashed) · Year 1 → Year 5
Now nudge something
What if I got 1% better every year?
More leads each year
Compounding
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Better conversion
Percentage-point lift
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Higher prices
Compounding
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Better renewals
Percentage-point lift
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Wider margin
Percentage-point lift
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Solving for more profit?
Here’s the order to tackle it in.
- 1
Margin
Save money immediately. No new clients, no new work, you keep more of what you already make.
- 2
Retention
Lift the lifetime value of the clients you've already won. A point of renewal compounds on the whole book, year after year.
- 3
Prices
When you're already profitable, a price rise drops straight to profit. The increase is the margin.
- 4
Conversion
More profit, but also more clients and more work to look after them.
- 5
Leads
The slowest of the five. Buying more leads is the priciest way to grow, and the last to pay off.
Pull all five, 1% a year, and it adds to your valuation:
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+$0 extra profit over 5 years
Where it settles
Annual profit settles around
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Fill in your numbers above to see where the engine settles.