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Scaling Up with Fexingo: How Small Businesses Become Mid-Market Companies
Fexingo
The Real Estate Espresso Podcast
Victor Menasce
Il Caffettino di Mario Moroni
OnePodcast
מיכה סטוקס מגיש: שוק ההון. בורסה. וול סטריט. השקעות. מסחר
מיכה סטוקס MICHA.STOCKS
Flash Stock Reports (Video)
Flash by StockSentinel.AI
The Wealth Effect
Green Moon
Die Potenzialwerkstatt
Andreas Nemeth - Der Potenzialentwickler
TheBoldWay
Adrien Garcia
Alles auf Aktien – Die täglichen Finanzen-News
WELT
Morgenkaffen med Finansavisen
Finansavisen
Richissime
Delphine Pinon
De 7
De Tijd
Marktgeflüster
Thomas Kehl, Prof. Dr. Holger Graf
New Gen Investor
THE STANDARD
The iGaming Leader
Leo Judkins, Founder - iGaming Leader Mastermind
Economía para quedarte sin amigos
esRadio
Valuetainment
Valuetainment
夢想家說股事
施雅棠
How is my Financial Health, Doc?
Vu Kiet Tran
L’humeur des marchés financiers, décomplexée !
Xavier FENAUX
Erichsen Geld & Gold, der Podcast für die erfolgreiche Geldanlage
Lars Erichsen
雪球·财经有深度
雪球
Family Business Stories with Fexingo: Succession, Legacy, and Multi-Generational Companies
Fexingo
Empower Apps
Leo Dion, Principal CEO and Swift Developer at BrightDigit
Podcast IFP - Finanzas Personales y Educación Financiera
Instituto de Finanzas Personales
The Modern Retail Podcast
Digiday
Trends Beleggen
Roularta Media Group, Trends
Børsmorgen & Økonominyhetene
Finansavisen
Pocast IFP
Instituto de Finanzas Personales
The FMCG Guys
Dwyer Partners
La retraite à 40 ans par Victor Lora
Victor Lora
Der Unternehmer-Academy Podcast
Thomas Göller
Entre Lápices y Pantallas
Eduardo Arazola Martínez
Motivational Speech
Motivational Speech
Founder Mode
Feliks Eyser
Velvet Rope Playbook
Mark Satterfield
im Loop: Der News-Podcast von Finanzfluss
Finanzfluss, Mary Abdelaziz-Ditzow
Business
Fexingo
Lucas and Luna break down how a single-location pet boarding business grew to $15 million in revenue without ever opening a second facility. They examine the owner's counterintuitive strategy: instead of building more ke...
In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore how a single-location coffee shop in Portland grew to $20 million in annual revenue without opening a second store. They break down the specific operational changes—including a who...
In this episode, Lucas and Luna look at how a residential chimney sweep in Minneapolis grew from a one-man operation to a $10 million company by solving the classic service-business problem: you make all your money in fo...
In this episode, Lucas and Luna examine how a single-location junk removal company in Columbus, Ohio grew to over $100 million in revenue without a single franchise or outside investor. The secret wasn't better marketing...
Most service businesses think scaling is about more trucks, more ads, or better software. But one handyman franchise in the Southeast grew from $2 million to $40 million in five years by doing something almost nobody tal...
Lucas and Luna break down the story of a regional roofing company that hit $80 million in annual revenue not by sales growth or marketing spend, but by completely redesigning their customer onboarding process. They reduc...
In this episode of Scaling Up with Fexingo, Lucas and Luna explore how a residential painting company in the Pacific Northwest grew from a two-man crew to a $50 million operation without ever launching a website. They br...
Episode 85 of Scaling Up with Fexingo dives into the counterintuitive strategy of a Texas-based landscaping company that grew from 5 employees to 250 and hit 50 million in annual revenue without hiring a single salespers...
In this episode of Scaling Up with Fexingo, Lucas and Luna dive into the story of a small moving company in Austin that scaled from six-figure revenue to $30 million in just five years—without spending a dime on ads. The...
Most dry cleaners are neighborhood drop-off spots. This one ditched the physical store entirely, built a subscription-style pickup service, and hit $10 million in revenue without a single retail front. Lucas and Luna bre...
In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore how a mid-sized plumbing company in Phoenix hit $200 million in annual revenue by overhauling its scheduling system—something boring on paper that unlocked explosive growth. They w...
How do you grow revenue without charging customers more? This episode unpacks the strategy behind a New York City laundromat chain that hit $20 million in annual sales by adding premium services like pickup, delivery, an...
In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore the story of GreenScape, a landscaping company in Phoenix that grew from a single-truck operation to a 20 million dollar business without ever adopting a CRM system. Instead, found...
In this episode, Lucas and Luna break down how a single-location bookkeeping firm in Tulsa grew from $300,000 in annual revenue to $10 million by replacing manual data entry with automated workflows. The key wasn't fancy...
Lucas and Luna dive into the story of a small HVAC company in Tulsa that grew from $1.2 million to $50 million in revenue over six years without a dedicated sales team or cold outreach. They explore the three-part system...
In this episode of Scaling Up with Fexingo, Lucas and Luna dive into the story of a plumbing company that grew from a $5 million local operation to a $100 million regional powerhouse—not by buying more trucks or running ...
In this episode of Scaling Up with Fexingo, Lucas and Luna explore the remarkable story of a pet supply store in Portland that grew from a single neighborhood shop to a $30 million regional powerhouse — without ever laun...
In this episode of Scaling Up with Fexingo, Lucas and Luna dive into the story of a plumbing company that grew from a single truck to $100 million in revenue just by overhauling its billing system. They break down how th...
Episode 74 of Scaling Up with Fexingo tells the story of Goorin Bros., a 130-year-old hat brand that grew from a single San Francisco shop to over $100 million in revenue without ever owning a manufacturing plant. Lucas ...
Most small plumbing companies cap out around $2 million. But one operation in suburban Chicago broke through to $100 million without a single acquisition. This episode unpacks the specific operational lever they pulled: ...
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