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Dare to Grow: How to Fix Your Revenue Engine and Scale with Demand, Acquisition, and Retention

In this episode, Mike Simmons explains the Dare to Grow model and how to fix your revenue engine. He breaks business growth into demand generation, customer acquisition, retention, and expansion. Learn how to use simple KPIs, segment accounts, and remove growth leaks to scale leadership, culture, revenue, and execution. SEO Keywords: Dare to Grow, revenue engine, demand generation, customer acquisition, retention and expansion, business growth strategy, KPIs, revenue plumber 5 Key Takeaways: Find Your Catalyst for Growth 1. Your Catalyst Starts with Demand Generation Use three demand paths: one-to-many, one-to-one, and partnerships. Do not rely on just one channel. Track what brings real leads into your revenue engine. Catalyst Tip: If leads slow down, review your demand strategy first. 2. Acquisition Is More Than Closing a Sale Know your first customer experience. Build a clear and repeatable sales process. Measure conversion rates using leading and lagging indicators. Catalyst Tip: Small fixes in your sales process can unlock big growth. 3. Retention and Expansion Drive Real Growth Segment accounts into three groups: strategic, general, and high churn or test. Look for leaks in each segment. Invest time where growth is already happening. Catalyst Tip: Growth often comes from customers you already have. 4. Keep Your Revenue Engine Simple Break your business into demand, acquisition, and retention. Use KPIs to see where you are stuck. Do not add complexity unless it is needed. Catalyst Tip: If you cannot explain your system simply, simplify it. 5. Find an Outside Perspective to Spark Breakthroughs Bring in a revenue plumber or outside voice. Ask: What is working? What is not working? Where are we stuck? Shift thinking to remove blind spots. Catalyst Tip: A new question can become your growth catalyst.