“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 […]
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How To Copy The Celebrity Chef Business Model In Any Industry
Celebrity chefs. Years ago it was a term no one had ever heard of. Today, it’s a phrase that has come to mean a very specific type of chef… and I would argue that, even though it’s an annoying and increasingly-overused term, it’s a business model that other businesses can steal and use to grow […]
This Cooking School Has An Amazing Business Model — Can You Copy It?
My wife and I both love to cook and, if I may say so, we’re not too shabby at it. But we can always learn more. So, when we moved to a new city last year, we started looking for a place to boost our cooking skills, and that’s when we stumbled upon a local […]
Here’s what you should do if you want to start a business but are stuck in a job
A lot of people have a job but would rather start a business. Problem is, they feel stuck. … They feel stuck in their job because it pays them a predictable paycheck every week and they need to pay the mortgage and put food on the table rather than risk starting a business and not […]
Artists: Selling your art is NOT selling out
A few years ago, my wife and I had just met another couple and we invited them over to our house. Since we were just getting to know each other, our conversation was marked with all those getting-to-know-you topics. Here’s a funny part of that conversation that I had with the wife of the couple […]