Case study

Amazon FBA at 12% margin$11K/month

From Amazon FBA to $11K/Month Cleaning Business: Brett Bigler’s Build Remote Success

Brett Bigler came into Build Remote already a successful entrepreneur in the Amazon FBA space, generating around $10 million a year, but he was looking for the right opportunity to expand into a new marketplace. After joining Build Remote, he fully implemented the tech, joined classes to refine his scripts and marketing strategies, and applied the systems consistently. The results speak for themselves—within his first month, Brett generated $3,500, and by his second month, he was already bringing in over $11,000 in revenue with his cleaning business.

Brett Bigler, photographed for their Build Remote case study
  • $11Kper month
  • $10Mprevious annual revenueat 12% margin
  • 90 daysto first win
“The most important part of the program for us was the structure and systems.”

The Future Looks Bright

Looking ahead, Brett plans to continue scaling his cleaning business and building on the strong foundation he’s already established. With the systems, strategies, and processes he implemented through Build Remote, he has the tools to increase revenue, expand service areas, and grow recurring bookings. Brett’s focus will be on refining operations, leveraging marketing effectively, and staying consistent in execution so he can steadily grow the business while maintaining the freedom and flexibility that inspired him to pursue this venture. Even though his journey in the cleaning industry is just beginning, the momentum he’s already built shows that the sky’s the limit.

The most important part of the program for us was the structure and systems.

Brett Bigler

The onboarding process gave us a step-by-step road map so we didn’t have to guess what to do next. That clarity allowed us to focus on sales and growing fast.

Brett Bigler

The most important part of the program for us was the structure and systems.

Brett Bigler

The proof

Wins & Testimonials

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