The Koerner Office - Business Ideas and Small Business Deep Dives with Entrepreneurs - Making $23K/Month by Month 2 with a B2B Home Service | Holdco Bros Discuss! Ep. #140

Making $23K/Month by Month 2 with a B2B Home Service | Holdco Bros Discuss! Ep. #140

03/07/25 • 37 min

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The Koerner Office - Business Ideas and Small Business Deep Dives with Entrepreneurs

OG Episode that inspired Tyler: B2B Stump Grinding. Cash Cow or Dud?

HoldCo Bros are back! In this episode, we feature Tyler (https://x.com/StumpGuyTy), a listener who acted on our B2B stump grinding idea after hearing it on a previous episode, which led him to quit his 9-to-5 job. Tyler shares how he followed our advice word-for-word, testing the concept in Boise before launching in Provo. By implementing our strategies, he achieved impressive results, with $23,000 in September alone. He provides key insights into building relationships with tree trimming companies, his pricing strategy, and cold outreach techniques and more.

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00:00 Highlights
00:37 Tyler's Journey: From B2B Sales to Stump Grinding
01:13 The Initial Spark: Discovering Stump Grinding
01:41 Building the Business: Early Challenges and Successes
02:27 The B2B Sales Connection
04:41 Testing the Market: Boise vs. Provo
06:03 First Jobs and Early Experiences
12:05 Overcoming Hurdles: Mistakes and Lessons Learned
15:11 Revenue Growth and Scaling the Business
17:45 Financing the Stump Grinder
18:40 Monthly Earnings Breakdown
20:05 Building Business Relationships
21:46 Pricing and Payment Structure
23:22 Marketing Strategies
29:03 Future Business Prospects
32:18 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

OG Episode that inspired Tyler: B2B Stump Grinding. Cash Cow or Dud?

Learn more about Nik here: http://linktr.ee/cofoundersnik

Share your ideas with us:

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00:00 Highlights
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01:18 First Equipment Purchases
02:18 The Bar Burns Down
02:42 Community Support and Business Growth
04:44 Competitor Exits the Market
06:17 Slow and Steady Growth
08:38 Unit Economics of Rental Items
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18:21 Expanding Beyond Charleston
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20:47 Catering to Caterers: Business Operations
22:03 Scaling and Maintenance Opportunities
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25:58 Starting Fresh in a New Market
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30:45 Team and Facilities Overview
34:24 Financials and Final Thoughts

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Greg Isenberg on AI Tools That Will Replace You (or Make You Rich) | Ep. #141

I sat down with Greg Isenberg to talk about AI, automation, and the tools shaping the future. He started by breaking down his current AI stack - what he’s using, what’s overrated, and what’s actually making him more productive. We talked about the biggest AI business opportunities, how to separate real innovation from hype, and why now is the best time to act on AI trends. Greg also shared his thoughts on the role of design and user experience in AI products and why the way we interact with AI is about to change forever.

This episode is packed with valuable insights, don’t miss it.

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00:00 Introduction
00:35 Greg's AI Stack
05:38 The Power of Data in AI
08:51 Recording Life with Limitless Pendant
11:38 The Future of Note-Taking and AI Tools
14:22 Exploring New AI Innovations
17:36 The Beauty of User Experience in AI Products
21:42 The Allure of AI vs. Automation
22:58 Programmatic SEO: A Case Study in Animal Aftercare
25:51 The Future of Content Farms and SEO Arbitrage
29:12 Navigating Opportunities in a Saturated Market
32:01 The Importance of Taking Action Now
33:28 Building with AI Tools: The Last Mile Challenge
35:14 Innovative Business Ideas and Accreditations
40:46 Vibe Revenue: The Reality of AI Business Models