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Life keeps getting more expensive... but do you know the 4Qs?

2:28Marco Montemagno · podcast RSS

Starting from a physiotherapist’s question, Marco proposes three revenue levers: more customers, a different price per customer and recurring income. He notes the time limit facing solo professionals and presents subscriptions as a possibility to consider rather than a solution for every service. The title’s fourth Q turns into a closing joke about luck. This is a 2021 business reflection, not a guaranteed formula or guidance on delivering healthcare.

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Starting from a physiotherapist’s question, Marco proposes three revenue levers: more customers, a different price per customer and recurring income. He notes the time limit facing solo professionals and presents subscriptions as a possibility to consider rather than a solution for every service. The title’s fourth Q turns into a closing joke about luck. This is a 2021 business reflection, not a guaranteed formula or guidance on delivering healthcare.

Key points

  • Increasing customer numbers runs into the limits of personal time.
  • Pricing and recurring income are models to evaluate in the service’s context.
  • The fourth lever is a joke about luck, not an additional demonstrated technique.
Open the source: La vita è sempre più cara .... ma le conosci le 4Q?

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