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In this presentation Jake Setterlun walks through his personal journey of building an online business from zero revenue to over $25 million in annual sales. He breaks the process into four distinct stages. Stage 1 is a simple, single‑offer model (e.g., selling Facebook ads) that typically reaches $10‑30 K per month and covers basic cash‑flow needs. Stage 2 introduces a “purple‑ocean” growth‑system offer – a packaged, systematized solution that combines ads, lead‑to‑appointment processes, and AI‑driven automation. This differentiated product enables rapid scaling to about $500 K per month by hiring sales reps and fully automating fulfillment. Stage 3 focuses on scaling through two levers: (1) launching a separate SaaS product that adds recurring revenue ($50‑100 K/month) and (2) horizontal expansion – replicating the proven growth‑system in multiple niche industries, each with its own sales team but shared fulfillment and SaaS infrastructure, driving million‑dollar months. Stage 4 is a rinse‑and‑repeat strategy: the entrepreneur repeats the proven model across additional verticals (now 7‑8 businesses plus the SaaS) to achieve $25 M+ in revenue while creating financial security through diversification. Throughout, he emphasizes the importance of a unique, hard‑to‑copy offer, operational automation, and the ability to pivot when a single niche underperforms.

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