Adjacent revenue advisory

Finding your next
brilliant move.
It's what we do.

We analyse the customers, capabilities and assets you already have to uncover adjacent revenue — then help you decide which is worth building.

For established businesses with existing customers, revenue and operational capability.

02 · The premise

We uncover new revenue hiding
inside businesses that
already work.

03 — What we look for

Six places revenue
tends to hide.

— Customer adjacency — what else they already need.

— Capability adjacency — what your team could deliver next.

— Asset monetisation — underused data, processes, IP.

03 — What we look for

Repeatable, recurring,
reachable.

— Productisation — one-off work made repeatable.

— Recurring revenue — transactions into retainers.

— New market access — credibility opening a new segment.

04 · The revenue opportunity sprint

Every option on the table.
One worth building.

A focused engagement that maps credible adjacent opportunities and validates the strongest one.

The goal is not more ideas. It is finding the opportunities your business is unusually well positioned to pursue — and the discipline to know which are worth it.

A warehouse holding underused business assets

The problem

Most businesses sit
on opportunities
they never pursue.

Operating the core business takes everything. So openings created by what you already have quietly go unexamined:

Existing customer needsUnused capabilitiesAccumulated data or expertiseAdjacent servicesSupplier relationshipsRegulatory or market changesProblems customers already ask you to solve

We look from the outside and ask: what could this company sell next without starting again from zero?

Commercial plans on a boardroom table

04 · The revenue opportunity sprint

Every option on the table.
One worth building.

A focused engagement that maps 3–5 credible adjacent opportunities and validates the strongest one.

The revenue opportunity sprint

From possibility to a
commercial opportunity.

01 —

Understand

Analyse the company, customer base, economics, capabilities and existing offer.

02 —

Discover

Identify credible opportunities based on real business advantages, not generic brainstorming.

03 —

Validate

Pressure-test demand, competition, economics, implementation difficulty and strategic fit.

04 —

Launch

Turn the strongest opportunity into a practical offer, validation plan and launch roadmap.

What you receive

01Map of 3–5 adjacent opportunities

02The strongest opportunity

03Commercial rationale

04Target customer & use case

05Proposed offer & pricing model

06Implementation requirements

07Key risks & assumptions

08Validation plan

09Practical launch roadmap

No guaranteed returns — just disciplined analysis.

What an overlooked opportunity
can look like.

IT services company

Existing cybersecurity work

Recurring security assurance service

AI consultancy

Agent deployment work

Governance and authority-assurance service

IT asset business

Asset disposal

Verifiable evidence and compliance records

Professional services firm

Repeated bespoke analysis

Productised subscription or intelligence product

Trade / service business

One-off jobs

Maintenance membership or recurring contracts

A warehouse holding underused business assets

03 · Why this approach

Build from advantages
you already own.

01

Existing customers

Selling something new to an established customer base can be materially easier than building distribution from scratch.

02

Existing capability

New revenue does not always require an entirely new company, team or operating model.

03

Existing knowledge

Years of customer interactions reveal problems outsiders cannot easily see.

Who this is for · A$2M–A$50M revenue

Built for businesses
that already work.

Your company already generates meaningful revenue

You have an established customer base

Customers repeatedly ask for things outside your offer

You suspect adjacent opportunities but can’t prioritise them

You want new revenue without launching unrelated products

You are willing to test a new commercial opportunity

Probably not a fit if you are still searching for your first business idea or have not yet established a core business.

Beyond the sprint

Finding the opportunity is
only the beginning.

Where it makes sense, we stay involved to help:

Design the offerRun market validationStructure pricingBuild the initial product or workflowIdentify technology requirementsLaunch the new revenue stream

Participation can take the form of implementation fees, commercial partnerships or revenue-sharing arrangements.

?

Request an opportunity review

What might your business be
leaving on the table?

We'll take an initial look at your business and discuss where adjacent revenue may exist.

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