Alex Hormozi: The SIMPLE FORMULA that has DESTROYED BILLION DOLLAR BUSINESSES
Last updated: Jun 15, 2023
The video discusses the importance of understanding the interplay between price, value, and cost of goods in a business and how it can impact the success and value of the company.
This video by Alex Hormozi was published on Oct 20, 2021. Video length: 07:09.
In this video, Alex Hormozi discusses the three most important lines that every business needs to understand:
price, value, and cost of goods. He explains the interplay between these lines and how they can dramatically impact a business's profitability and value. Hormozi uses different combinations of these lines to demonstrate how businesses can increase customer surplus and create a viral business.
He emphasizes that understanding these three lines is crucial for building a successful and scalable business.
Alex Hormozi emphasizes the importance of understanding the interplay between price, value, and cost of goods in a business.
Every business has three lines: price, value, and cost of goods, and the interplay between these lines can dramatically shift a business.
The goal is to create a business that provides excessive value, costs almost nothing to make, and creates a big customer surplus.
The bigger the discrepancy between price and value, the more viral the business will become.
Understanding the interplay between price, value, and cost of goods is the trick to building a fortune in business.
Alex Hormozi is an entrepreneur, investor, and CEO of Acquisition.com.
The video discusses the importance of understanding the interplay between price, value, and cost of goods in a business and how it can impact the success and value of the company.
The Three Lines
Every business has three lines: price, value, and cost of goods.
The interplay between these lines can dramatically shift a business.
Customer surplus is the excess between what they pay and what they get.
The higher the surplus, the greater the distance between price and value, and the more viral the business will be.
Netflix is an example of a business that priced its service low, but its cost of goods was still lower, resulting in high gross margins.
Business Scenarios
Business scenario one is a business with a high customer surplus, low marketing needs, and thin margins.
Business scenario two is a generic mom-and-pop business with decent margins and value.
The goal is to create a business that provides excessive value, costs almost nothing to make, and creates a big customer surplus.
The bigger the discrepancy between price and value, the more viral the business will become.
The ultimate goal is to have a business with a quadratic way of expanding through word of mouth.
The trick to building a fortune is understanding the interplay between price, value, and cost of goods.
If you can think about your business using these three lines, you can build a fortune.
The Importance of Understanding Price, Value, and Cost of Goods in Business
Having a surplus of word-of-mouth referrals is crucial for business success.
Providing remarkable or noteworthy value is key to generating word-of-mouth referrals.
Lowering the cost of goods sold to a significant degree can increase profit margins.
Having a product or service with high value and low cost can lead to significant financial success.
Understanding the interplay between price, value, and cost of goods is essential for creating value, margin, and ultimately taking home the most money.
Using this simple framework can help entrepreneurs plot their own business and their competitors' businesses to create value and margin.