Un negocio debe afinar y validar la rentabilidad de su modelo antes de intentar escalarlo
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Para lograr un crecimiento sostenible, es imprescindible contar primero con un proceso comercial predecible, una economía unitaria sólida y mecanismos probados de adquisición y retención de clientes antes de aumentar la inversión o expandirse. Escalar prematuramente mediante publicidad pagada o diversificación sin haber optimizado la oferta base solo multiplica los problemas y acelera las pérdidas financieras. Mientras algunas fuentes priorizan la recompra y la liquidez de caja para sostener el costo de adquisición, otras enfatizan el enfoque monoproducto y la estructura operativa previa a la expansión.
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Esta idea no sale de una entrevista suelta: aparece en 25 intervenciones distintas de Aaron Young | Google Ads | Define Digital Academy, Alex Hormozi, Ben Heath - Google Ads, Oski de Haciendola, Perpetual Traffic, Professor Charley T y Sabri Suby. Son 25 fuentes distintas, y ninguna sabe de las otras. Que varias personas coincidan sin conocerse pesa más que una repitiéndose diez veces, así que aquí está lo que dijo cada una, con el enlace al segundo exacto.
make any sales cheat code number 19 whenever you're launching a new service a new offer a new product first validate the front ends so to run a very small test one week 30 days test if there is an appetite for whatever it is that you plan on launching once you've done that exercise and you know okay this has got legs spend 10 times more than you think is required on of effort time resources in order to create an exceptional product and if you do that no one will ever be able to compete with you which
38 Business Cheat Codes I Wish I Knew at 28 · 2024 · comprobar
well like a good business model is what scales an ad account an ad account is not what scales a and then amplify it and the reason you run Facebook ads is because you found something that works and you're amplifying it if you don't know what works fix that before you run your is take some of your revenue and in some of your profits and invest that into ads to amplify however like if you can't make money don't run ads because all you're doing is you're amplifying your failure by running ads work and paying extra money to lose money faster and amplify your failures
Building a $1 Million Brand in 12 Months with Facebook Ads · 2023 · comprobar
So before you even spend a dollar on ads, I want you to ask yourself three simple questions. Number one, am I selling something, anything that people would like to buy more than once? Number two, do I actually know how much I can afford to spend on acquiring a customer? And number three, am I trying to optimize for long term growth or short term sales? If you can't answer these, then before you spend any money, you need to fix your business. Fix your offer first and then come back. If you don't have the ability to sell to a customer more than once, you have a bad business. If you don't know…
3 Simple Steps: Discover The Blueprint to Facebook Ad Success · 2025 · comprobar
well like a good business model is what scales an ad account account an ad account is not what scales a money is figure out something that works and then amplify it and the reason you run Facebook ads is because you found something that works and you're amplifying it if you don't know what works fix that before you run your like if you don't know how you make money then don't run ads like my best invest that into ads to amplify how you got that revenue and profits but you can't skip the revenue your Facebook ads to work for your business to be successful what you have is a bad business bottom…
Building a $1 Million Brand in 12 Months with Facebook Ads · 2024 · comprobar
just I think people been taught to Value the wrong angles of work when it comes to this because you should be spending your time on business model you should be spending your time knowing the value and volume and cost of parts of the funnel and customer Journey you should be focusing on incremental lift and LTV far more than what ad works so well I can spend my entire Budget on it so that 3 weeks are now I have to start all over there's a very different mindset there and that's the difference between an8 and N figure business and somebody struggling out of the garage to get to a six figure…
Avoid These Facebook Ads Mistakes At All Costs · 2025 · comprobar
Pero acá vamos con el problema de que si los modelos sociales no tienen no tienen un sustento de modelo económico detrás, un modelo negocio, se te acaban los auspicios, apoyos de las empresas que hablábamos anteriormente y el proyecto se desarma. Eh socialmente buenísimo pero perdíamos plata como locos. Hice plata que finalmente financiaba las empresas, hubo la fracción tuvo que ponerse y hubo que financiar, fuimos a buscar más aportes, dijeron que sí pero después no llegaron y nos quedamos sin financiamiento y ese proyecto tuvo que cerrarlo. Nosotros el 2000 el año pasado en junio julio hubo…
Lo Que Nadie te Dice de Emprender con Impacto Social - Javier Vega de Fracción - E73 · 2026 · comprobar
And what I found was, as often as not, traffic costs more than cost of goods, cost of service, fulfillment, OPEX, sometimes combined. Traffic would almost always be more than their net profit. So you're paying Meta $20 for the thing you're making $19 on or less, which means you work for Meta or you work for Google or you work for Amazon, you work for the traffic store. But my thesis is I will not start a business if I don't know where the traffic's coming from first. And so I look for pre-existing pools of traffic that are being underserved or not served at all. That means you have to go…
Your Digital Marketing Autopsy: Surviving the AI Era with Kasim Aslam · 2025 · comprobar
marketer has a like fiduciary responsibility to their client is that if you don't have the Run rate to cover that 122 enac for the later turn average order value you could be doing your client a service but if they have potential wiggle room you can use that language and that attribution to demonstrate the cash Runway required for a scaling investment into your ads and I
3 Essential Marketing Performance Indicators You’re Not Using…But Should | Perpetual Traffic EP 630 · 2024 · comprobar
before on the podcast is that reason I say handcraft and then automate, this is the way everyone, everyone wants to automate first. It's like, it's the, it doesn't make sense because you need to actually know automate what you've proven worked. Right, right. You scale. Like you start one by one hand crafting, then you automate, then you scale. That's how it works. Sorry, ladies and gentlemen, sorry to burst your bubble. You don't automate first and then figure it out later because then you're probably out of business.
How to Get Sales in Your First Year of a Digital Business With Just $10k · 2025 · comprobar
Yo te voy y les pregunto, okay, ¿cómo te vas a poner una meta hoy día de multiplicar tus ventas por tres en 1 año si es que todavía no me podés decir exactamente cómo vendes? Entonces, muchas veces el objetivo es, quiero hacer mi venta que sea predecible. Quiero saber que cada vez hago 10 veces esto, entonces gano dos negocios. Está hacer algo que sea repetible y después de eso predecible es como la precondición necesaria para poder después ponerse una meta de venta, o si no depende de ah, no sé qué estoy haciendo, pero creciendo en Entonces, hacer el análisis, ¿cómo voy a lograr crecer? Ah…
Cómo Facturar 40MM USD al Año y Liderar +700 Personas - Gert Findel 2.0 - E39 · 2025 · comprobar
if a if a business model doesn't work there's there's nothing that's going to fix it and if your business fix it look the goal of anybody in business should be to build a repeatable and scalable business model before running out of resources yeah before the money runs out yeah before the money
Facebook Ads Cheat Codes with Kelvin Parker · 2024 · comprobar
genes don't change. Yeah, if you're a one-time purchase business, your business model is [ __ ] Now, there are ways to add additional transactions. make a selfquidating offer. Like do make it so you have negative CAC uh on the front end of the business or figure out a way for existing customers to bring you new business. Like don't expect one transaction. No business is one transaction. That's a that's a that's a product not a business. Quick
well like a good business model is what scales an ad account account an ad account is not what scales path to making money path to making money is figure out something that works and then amplify it and the reason you run Facebook ads is because you found something that works and you're amplifying it if you don't know what works fix that before you run your like if you don't know how you make money then don't run ads like my best invest that into ads to amplify how you is how much I can afford to spend if you don't know those numbers then don't start spending money because you will if you…
Can You Really Build a $1 Million Brand in Just 12 Months? · 2024 · comprobar
Scaling isn't about hacks. It's about doing more of what already works. I'd much rather you focused on the one offer, the one product range, the one service, got that to the point where it was profitable, and then really scale that as much as you possibly can. Get as much of the results, the leads, the sales as you can out of that before you start incorporating new elements. It's really easy to get distracted, split focus. But, like, if you've got something that works, let's maximize that out first. Often you can get far better results from scaling something that's already working than trying…
17 Years of Google Ads Advice in 31 Minutes · 2026 · comprobar
Um, figure out a way to sell that person a second item, whatever it is. Fix the business model. Um, this if you only have one sale, that is not a business. You have a product. Selling a product is a very hard thing to scale. Having a businesses are successful on one product, especially if somebody only buys that one product once. Um, that's
If you run Facebook Ads... everything just changed. · 2025 · comprobar
Um, figure out a way to sell that person a second item. Whatever it is, fix the business model. Um, this if you only have one sale, that is not a business. You have a product. Selling a product is a very hard thing to scale. Having a business is very easy. Very, very few businesses are successful on one product, especially if somebody only buys that one product once. Um, that's you can buy, a lot of the repeat sales comes from referrals. You do good work, you get inbound leads. That's really the second transaction in real estate.
If you run Facebook Ads... everything just changed. 📱 · 2025 · comprobar
a compelling offer that just immediately goes out to a market that is starving for a solution and then gives them that solution in a way that reduces the majority of the risk for them and then realize very very quickly unless you possess the ability to be able to go out there and get customers and be good at that and have it so dialed in that it is a repeatable and predictable action that most freeing exercises you do you only have a business when you have the ability to go out there and to spend money and acquire a customer and you're making more money at the end of each month than it costs…
i locked myself in a room until i made $1M · 2024 · comprobar
But here's the one thing that the top 1% of marketers understand. Making a sale at a profit is not the same as a scalable business. A good business is what scales ads. Not all customers are created equal. The first sale is the least profitable. And the end of the funnel is the first sale. And that's where the customer journey begins. So ultimately, this transformation brings us to part number two, which is going from being a salesperson to buying the right customer.
3 Simple Steps: Discover The Blueprint to Facebook Ad Success · 2025 · comprobar
fix it look the goal of anybody in business should be to build a repeatable and scalable business model before running out of resources yeah before the money runs out yeah before the money Runs Out run out before the uh the money
CMO with 30+ Years Experience Reveals Top Facebook Ads Techniques · 2025 · comprobar
passionate about too is the recurring Revenue component a list of non-negotiables for any entity because traffic is so expensive customer acquisition is so expensive if you're not doing something from a recurring perspective I think you're you have a flawed model and hopefully I'm not being everybody who's listening find a way to build continuity into your business and it's it doesn't mean that that needs to be the core of your business you know that's okay but then turn right back around and you know you're selling a SAS product or a software application um and you'll you'll start to see the…
Ep. 508: How Nathan Hirsch Used Partnerships to Build a $12 million a year business · 2023 · comprobar
also don't teach things unless I personally have spent tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars on it for sure I need to go through every pain point that I can think of before I try to teach it to somebody else and be like hey I had a good idea last week I'm not gonna try to have somebody risk their business
I Spent 30 Days Mastering Facebook Ads and Got Astonishing Results · 2024 · comprobar
Y en general lo que eso significa es que estás logrando que más personas te compren una segunda vez, lo cual si no puedes lograr, si no consigues que la gente te compre una segunda vez, eres un vendedor, no tienes un negocio. Y ese es un problema distinto.
Los Secretos del Padre del Método 3:2:2 en Meta Ads - Charley Tichenor IV - E65 [Español] · 2025 · comprobar
Basically, it's like I want to be able to apply what we're good at to the business that can get the most out of it. And all of these things have to happen in the model for it to kind of get nailed before it can scale. And so right now, I think he's in the nail it phase more than the scale it phase. And so that's why all of these changes are really nailing the model before we scale it.
Give Me 42 Minutes, I'll Show You How To Sell Like The Top 1% | Scale or Fail Episode 1 · 2026 · comprobar
You start to think, okay, you know, when you're just building a business for a lifestyle, But when you start thinking about, I want to build an asset that is making over $7 million in revenue or profit or whatever it might be, then you're thinking bigger numbers. How can I get more customers? How can I, you know, all that, you start thinking outside your comfort zone. You start growing your mindset a little bit and it's better to do that earlier on because then you're going to start building a business and building a product based on that.
Lessons Learnt from Starting, Scaling & Exiting a Business · 2025 · comprobar
Entonces ahí hay un valor muy grande en la gente que es capaz porque en el fondo hacer que algo exista muy difícil y que sea considerado. O sea, que sea considerado significa que tenga demanda, que lo compren y que que tenga Sí, tenga su espacio en el mundo, que la gente lo quiera y que de alguna manera ya tenga un porte que anda bien porque que es sostenible. Pero sí, cuando ya crecen las empresas cuando van creciendo necesitan otras cosas aparte de seguir con el marketing digital y todas las necesidades y de reinventarse hoy día que también la reinvención es importante. Ehm, cuando van…
Creer, Crear y Emprender: la Fórmula de Éxito de Alejandra Mustakis - E62 · 2025 · comprobar
relationship manager, which happens really commonly in small businesses. Next one is no defined sales process. A lot of times people don't really have an acquisition process for getting new customers. They don't know how they get customers. They just kind of come their way. And so if you don't have a repeatable or reliable way of acquiring customers, ideally through multiple channels, which I'll cover in a second, you will probably not get a very good multiple or even want to get any kind of deal at all.
I sold 8 businesses by age 32 [here’s how] · 2022 · comprobar
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