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Good Bad Business
Good Bad Business is a weekly business analysis podcast from apickle, the team that removes caveats from directors’ homes.
Each episode breaks down a real, everyday business so you do not get into a pickle owning one.
We use our M.O.A.T framework:
Margin. Operations. Advantage. TAM.
We answer the questions that matter:
Can this business do $1M in year one?
Is it profitable or just busy?
Does it have a real competitive advantage?
If you are a founder, operator, investor, or thinking about buying or starting a business, this podcast gives you clear, practical insight into what makes a business good, bad, or a future headache.
No fluff. Just real world business strategy, startup analysis, and small business breakdowns.
Because the wrong business will get you into a pickle.
Good Bad Business
Latest Episodes
Gyms: The Perfect Business… Until You See the Numbers
Gyms: The Perfect Business… Until You See the NumbersImagine owning a business where customers pay every week even when they don't show up. Recurring revenue, thousands of members and predictable income. So why aren't gym...
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Michelin: The Product Designed to Wear Out
What if your product was guaranteed to fail eventually, and every failure created another sale? That’s the strange beauty of the tyre business. But if replacement demand is built in, why aren’t tyre shops money machines?Michelin b...
The Red Rooster Mystery: Empty Stores, Millions in Sales
Ever driven past a Red Rooster and wondered how it stays open? The dining room looks empty, yet some stores reportedly generate more than $2 million a year. So what’s really going on behind that famous red sign?Born in Western Aus...
Eagle Boys vs Domino’s: How the Pizza War Was Lost
Eagle Boys once had hundreds of stores and was taking the fight directly to Domino’s. Then one of Australia’s most recognisable pizza brands disappeared. So how do you lose a pizza war when you’re already one of the bigges...
15 Trends That Could Make You a Millionaire
There’s more than one way to make a million dollars. The real question is: which path gives you the best chance of actually getting there?Peter and Rod break down 15 different paths to $1 million, from building and buying b...
