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£170k/Month Pet Travel Business - Busy Running It, Not Growing It (4k)

by James Sinclair

James Sinclair's Business Broadcast

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£170k/Month Pet Travel Business - Busy Running It, Not Growing It (4k)

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Notable Quotes

"It's a one-off thing, so it's a little bit hard to repeat and scale."
"If you make the most perfect fluffy blanket in the world for the travel crate, it's just a one-off sale."
"You should always be building to sell, even if you have no intention of selling it."
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Episode Summary

In this episode, the hosts speak with Dr. Matthew Murdock, a veterinarian who operates a pet relocation business that is valued at around two million pounds. Initially starting as a vet house call service in Hong Kong, Matt acquired a pet shipping company, Ferndale. He faces several challenges including balancing pet shipping and boarding profits, scaling operations without compromising service quality, and navigating competition from tech companies. The conversation dives into Matt's financial goals, with him seeking to automate and streamline his business for improved profitability while still actively working in veterinary practices. The hosts suggest various strategies like utilizing Google ads more effectively, expanding to include pet-related products, and leveraging partnerships with airlines to ensure that Matt's company can cope with the challenges of a seasonal business model. They also discuss the importance of managing time effectively to prioritize business growth over operational tasks.

Key Takeaways

  • Focus on automating and streamlining business operations for better profitability.
  • Leverage strategic partnerships with airlines to boost business exposure and client leads.
  • Consider expanding the product offering to ensure consistent cash flow throughout the year.

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