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In this monologue, Mark Osborne explains that many companies focus solely on acquiring new clients as the primary growth strategy, especially when preparing for a sale. He argues that a far more effective—and often more profitable—approach is to increase revenue and EBITDA from existing customers by converting occasional or annual purchases into recurring, monthly spend (continuity). By shifting the mindset from chasing new logos to deepening relationships with current clients, businesses can achieve significant revenue growth with comparable effort, leveraging the same activities but directed toward continuity initiatives.

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