For agencies that want recurring income, not just deal-by-deal commission. Ten streams where the money builds month after month from the same client base — so the work you do once keeps paying in year two and year three.
These are the ten streams where the return builds from the same clients over time. Most are lettings-side — the recurring engine — but the highest-leverage compounding plays in sales are in here too.
Each is built out the same way as Quick Wins: partner, agreement, script, terms wording, the moment to introduce it. The difference is the time horizon — the real return shows up six to twelve months in, when the same clients generate income on several lines with no new acquisition cost.
Ten recurring streams, built out — plus a rollout that protects your service to existing clients.
These streams take work to install and patience to mature — weeks rather than days to switch on, with the real return arriving six to twelve months in.
They fit best where there's already a managed portfolio or a steady transaction count to compound against. If your client base is too thin to compound, the Quick Wins Pack (£440) earns harder in the short term — start there.
Seven rungs, each building on the last. You can start anywhere and step up when you're ready.
Quick Wins is about speed — cash inside a month. This is about recurring income that compounds from the same clients over months and years. Different problem, different time horizon.
Most of the ten are lettings-side, because that's where recurring income lives, but the highest-leverage compounding plays in sales are included too.
Slower than Quick Wins by design. These take weeks to switch on and the real return shows up six to twelve months in, as the same clients generate income on several lines.
Eight hundred pounds for the recurring engine of a multi-revenue agency.
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