It’s been an interesting few months. I’ve felt for a little while like I was stuck in my business. Not in a terrible way; not that my business was doing poorly; rather, I was doing well and wanted to grow more… yet, I felt I was hitting my head on a ceiling of what I […]
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“The Business That Can Spend The Most To Acquire A Customer—Wins”
“The business that can spend the most to acquire a customer wins.” – Dan Kennedy This is a quote from Dan Kennedy. I’ve heard it many times in his books, his trainings and from others who quoted him. Most recently I read it again in Russell Brunson’s book Dotcom Secrets (which I was just leafing […]
Why Every Copywriter Should Be Watching ‘Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee’
The show Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee is not new. According to imdb, it just finished its 10th season. But I don’t watch a lot of TV and I was slow to jump on this show but now that I started watching it, I’m religiously catching up by watching an episode almost every day. If […]
How To Grow Your Freelance Business (Even If You Have Too Many Clients Already)
For several years now I have had a problem… With business growth. The problem is: I have too many clients. Why is this a problem? Because it actually makes me stuck. My clients book me for big projects, long-term work, and send a ton of referrals. I end up overwhelmed with work and stuck to […]
Ascending From Entrepreneur To Leader
For years I wanted to be an entrepreneur. To me, that meant owning my own business and doing my own thing; not having to commute to a company and work for “the man”. (Truth be told, I’m just not wired to thrive in that kind of environment). But building a business was hard. I struggled, […]