I firmly believe that one of the key components to unlocking scalability in your business is having a recurring revenue model that allows your customers to make purchases from you time and time again. Relying solely on a product or service that generates a one-time sale per customer can quickly lead to burnout. The constant need to market and acquire new customers can be exhausting, making it challenging to grow your business effectively.

We've talked about this before, but the topic of recurring versus reoccurring revenue has been a recent point of interest. In our upcoming discussion, we'll explore the differences between the two revenue models and how each can benefit your business.

What you'll hear in this episode:

[2:15] What recurring revenue is

[4:15] What reoccurring revenue is

[6:00] Both are useful and can be massive for your business but I'm seeing a problem in many businesses; maximizing the value of your customer

[8:45] Turning a reoccurring purchase into a recurring one

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