The Routine Revenue Podcast

Hosted by Blake Harber

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Oct 2024

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Welcome to The Routine Revenue Podcast, where extraordinary earnings are found in the most ordinary small businesses & side hustles. This podcast is dedicated to uncovering the hidden potential in those businesses often labeled as 'boring' or 'small' but are, in fact, the backbone of steady, reliable income. We delve into the world of small businesses & side hustles, the kind that blend seamlessly into our daily lives yet hold untapped potential for remarkable earnings. Subscribe now and discover the secret world of routine revenue, where the ordinary becomes extraordinary.

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October 22, 2024Episode 740 min

07 | Buying 9 Crumbl Locations in 18 Months | Shideler Bennett

Please like & subscribe. If you enjoyed this, check out content here: Blake's LinkedIn $0-$1M Blog Shideler's LinkedIn Summary In this conversation, Shideler Bennett shares his entrepreneurial journey, detailing his transition from aspiring dentist to successful franchise owner of Crumble Cookies. He discusses the challenges and strategies involved in rapidly expanding his business, the importance of understanding franchising risks, and the dynamics of funding and partnerships. Bennett emphasizes the significance of proven experience in potential partners and explores diversification opportunities beyond food and beverage. He also touches on the role of real estate in franchise operations and offers insights into building a successful business. Chapters 00:00 The Journey to Entrepreneurship 03:03 Navigating the Franchise Landscape 06:05 Challenges of Rapid Expansion 08:58 Understanding Franchising Risks and Rewards 12:11 Funding Your Franchise Venture 15:04 Exploring Diversification in Business 18:01 Real Estate Considerations for Franchise Owners 20:54 Building Partnerships for Success 24:12 Future Plans and Opportunities

September 30, 202411 min

06 | Solo Episode | 12 months into our $1M Acquisition for a 38 year old Small Business

Chapters 00:00 My Journey of Small Business Acquisition 02:47 Facing the Harsh Realities of Small Business Acquisition 05:59 The Emotional Toll of These Challenges 09:07 Lessons Learned and Personal Growth 11:54 Looking Ahead: Optimism and Persistence

April 2, 2024Episode 51 hr 1 min

05 | He bought a micro-saas for $140k and scale >$1M in Value | Eyal Toledano

Eyal Toledano launched a small angel fund to buy and grow micro-SaaS products for freedom and profit. He’s sharing the whole journey at microangel.so. In 2021 Acquire’d a company called Reconcilely for $148k. Listen to how he negotiated the price and decided it was the right business for him. https://twitter.com/EyalToledano https://www.linkedin.com/in/eyaltoledano/ https://microangel.so/

March 22, 2024Episode 446 min

04 | Buying a Side Hustle adds $3k a Month to his Income | Brock Groesbeck

SummaryBrock Grossbeck shares his experience acquiring two businesses, Deep Cuts Lawn Care and a Murphy Bed business. He started with Deep Cuts Lawn Care, a small business he bought from his uncle for $4,000. He worked part-time on the business while still employed full-time. In the first season, he made an extra $3,000 a month by mowing lawns three days a week. He then transitioned to running the business full-time. Later, he acquired the Murphy Bed business with the help of family funding. Brock shares his day-to-day activities and offers advice for others interested in acquiring businesses. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Background 03:02 Acquiring Deep Cuts Lawn Care 09:07 Transitioning to Full-Time 28:34 Running Two Businesses 43:40 Advice for Others

March 22, 2024Episode 340 min

03 | From $6k a mont to $12k a month with a Laundromat | Matt Pipkin

SummaryIn this episode, Matt Pitkin shares his journey of acquiring a laundromat and starting a SaaS business. He discusses how he transitioned from a nonprofit to entrepreneurship and the challenges he faced along the way. Matt also talks about the revenue and potential exit of his SaaS business, as well as the renovation and growth of the laundromat. He shares insights on managing a laundromat from a distance and provides advice for investing in laundromats and generating passive income. Takeaways Transitioning from a nonprofit to entrepreneurship can be challenging but rewarding. Starting a SaaS business requires understanding the market and finding the right niche. Acquiring a laundromat can be a profitable investment with the potential for growth. Renovating and improving a laundromat can attract more customers and increase revenue. Managing a laundromat from a distance requires reliable staff and systems. Taking action and learning from experience is key to building passive income. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Background 01:18 Starting a SaaS Business 06:06 Building a SaaS Product 10:17 Revenue and Potential Exit of SaaS Business 12:12 Acquiring a Laundromat 25:43 Revenue and Operations of the Laundromat 28:34 Managing a Laundromat from a Distance 35:51 Advice for Investing in Laundromats and Passive Income Connect with The Routine Revenue Podcast: Subscribe for future email updates here Connect with the host, Blake Harber on LinkedIn Follow Routine Revenue on X - https://twitter.com/routinerevenue

March 22, 2024Episode 245 min

02 | Lehi Bakery from $800k to $3M in 5 years | David Doty

David started his career in finance, working as an equity trader at JP Morgan (2007- 2011), a project manager with Goldman Sachs (2011-2013), and a private equity associate with The Aclaime Group (2013-2014). Following seven years in finance, David enrolled at BYU in 2014 to earn his JD and MBA while on full scholarship. Following his first year of law school, David earned CFA charter in 2015. In late 2015, during his first semester of business school, David purchased his first food-related small business and started applying many of the principles he learned while working at two of the world’s largest companies. David found that his passion was working on Main Street (instead of Wall Street) as he learned to grow and operate a small business. Since graduating from BYU and working a brief stint at Hanesbrands as a Treasury Manager (2017-2019), David has launched KAM as a vehicle to acquire, operate, and grow high quality Utah-founded food concepts. David is passionate about his vision to grow KAM into Utah’s premier owner and operator of best-in-class, hospitality-focused food concepts.