How To Create A Million Dollar Business

15 Jul 2017 · 5 min
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Ryan Daniel Moran breaks down the math for a million-dollar business: typically 3 to 5 products selling around 100 units daily at $25 to $35 each. He covers different configurations and fastest routes to market through Amazon, Kickstarter, and owned channels like email and YouTube.

Questions this video answers

Three to five products.

About 20 to 30 units per day per product.

About 60 to 150 sales per day (roughly 100 sales/day as a middle ground).

About $25 to $35 average selling price.

A single product selling ~150–400 units per day, or an example of ~200 units/day at $60 (≈$2–3M revenue).

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