How to Actually Take Your Digital Marketing Business to $10K a Month

Getting to $10K a month sounds like this big, elusive goal, but it doesn’t have to be hard

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Let’s be real—getting to $10K a month sounds like this big, elusive goal, but it doesn’t have to be hard. In fact, with the right setup, it can feel surprisingly doable. The key? Defining your packages and sticking to a system that scales.

I remember hearing about this guy who built his entire business around one product and one price point. Now, that’s not necessarily a bad thing—if In-N-Out can dominate the burger game with a minimal menu, there’s something to learn there. But even In-N-Out has a few options: single, double-double, fries, and shakes. That little bit of variety? That’s a win.

Here’s what I’ve learned about building a $10K-a-month digital marketing business:

1. Know What Problem You’re Solving

Before you try to scale, ask yourself: What’s the core problem I’m solving? Are you helping schools get more students? Helping restaurants fill seats on a slow night? If you don’t know the answer to this, it’s like trying to sell a burger without knowing if your customer is hungry.

When you’re clear about the problem, creating packages becomes easy. You can build offers that meet different needs while still being focused on your core service.

2. Create a System That Scales

Here’s the thing: You can’t do everything yourself, lol. Delegation isn’t optional—it’s essential. The faster you build a system that runs without you being involved in every little detail, the faster you grow. And yes, that means hiring early, even if it feels uncomfortable at first.

Pro tip: High-ticket packages help you breathe. When you price your services high enough, you can afford to over-deliver to clients who genuinely value what you offer, rather than scrambling to manage 20 low-budget clients who expect miracles. Fewer clients, more impact.

3. Create Content That Converts

I can’t stress this enough: content is fuel for your client acquisition machine. You don’t need a huge production team to create content that resonates. Just start by documenting your wins, sharing behind-the-scenes insights, and showing your audience what success looks like when they work with you.

And here’s where it gets fun—once you’ve posted consistently for a bit, you can boost your top-performing posts as ads. Think of it as pouring gasoline on a fire that’s already burning. Ads aren’t magic, but when paired with valuable content, they can accelerate your growth fast.

Final Thoughts

Taking your digital marketing business to $10K a month isn't about working yourself into the ground—it’s about having a strategy that scales and serves both you and your clients. When you define your packages, delegate early, and focus on sharing content that resonates, you create a foundation for consistent growth.

And remember, progress isn’t always linear. You’ll have wins and setbacks, but the key is to keep refining, learning, and showing up. The sooner you treat your business like a system rather than a scramble, the sooner you'll see real results.

So start building your system today—one step at a time. You’ve got this.

And as always: Godspeed to you!