Gabriel Farago
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@mpickle
Another great advice:
set a daily deadline for yourself.
Sometimes we just be thinking like we have all day to finish something and there's just not a timelimit to stop procrastinating. With a deadline you know that even if you're procrastinating, you can only do it for so long
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@leadtoserve__
definetly the thought you're not ready,
you're not ready, need more study
you're not ready, need more practice
you're not ready need more reading
no one is never fully ready to do anything, and the best way to improve is doing it, so go for it
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@SahilBloom
these guys do an amazing job.
I just saw this one a couple days ago and it's so conscious
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@thejustinwelsh
specificity is always the way to go.
Being very specific about your goal makes the reader automatically make a decision.
it either is the perfect thing for him or it's not what he's looking for.
It's one of the best practices to get more qualified clicks and greater conversion
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@mpickle
@WrongsToWrite
8) know exactly how you're going to do your tasks.
Nothing worst than start something and just don't get any progress and get lost in the process.
Have each step planned before starting a task and you'll be 10x more productive
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@mpickle
A friend of mine used to say his only task on his to do list was go to the library.
In there, he knew he'd be able to do everything else.
Have your own library, a place that compels you to do your things, either because of the enviroment, or the people in it.
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@UfotUbon
research, inspiration, wireframe, design, review
Actually the inspirations usually goes with you all the way, but that's about it
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@jonbrosio
If I may, another amazing one, more marketing focused podcast is everyone hates marketers by louis grenier,
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@KateBour
@LouisSlices
vague answers.
But of course it usually comes down to asking the right questions and already having in mind what's the purpose with each one of them!
and sure, don't be an interviewing robot, keep the conversartion close and personal it generates much more honest answers.
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@writing_cheats
usually there is a purpose behind them, like a community and benefits to the owners
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@ItsKieranDrew
a big problem would be one of tougher resolution? or one that touches more people?
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@NoCodeHunter
@growwithcolby
@IAmClintMurphy
this just gave me a cool idea to make some easy and quick to grasp summary in tweets/threads/short videos on some of my fav ted talks acutally :) ty
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@AlexHormozi
A/B testing your routine.
I guess there's just no limit on what you can A/B test at this point
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@AlexHormozi
having a sales script is indeed a must, it lets you
1) standardize your sales process based on it's complexity and journey of the consumer
2) study and analyze data to see which steps and mechanisms work and which to improve
3) align the sales team with the company's goals
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@filibuster890
@NitiSarran
Get some specific content on some specific topic
example: content on some learnable skill (actionable) that is valuable to learn and is not as broad, example: coding -> web development -> landing page building
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@ItsKieranDrew
the really powerful ones don't sell their time, they buy other people's time and invest on the most important matters
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@kelagarz
@5harath
@ProductHunt
I mean you can build a community around a common interest such as learning a specific skill, a common need or desire, i think is more palpable instead of just an idea
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@yyydivya
@AlexHormozi
a couple of ways:
• mechanism that connects with prospect knowledge and beliefs
• social proof
• credibility by connection, recomendation or endorsement
• having a product related to an expert well known in his niche
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@itsandrewviera
@WrongsToWrite
breaking tasks into smaller steps is the way to go for me.
it helps you
• get the feeling of progress, who doesn't love to mark a check box as done
• do simpler tasks, so you don't procrastinate cause they seem and are easy to do
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@NitiSarran
I'd say, if you provide insane value to your audience, most of the time, the desire to buy from you even comes from them.
they will ask you for an extra, personal help, more curated knowledge, and it's the perfect opportunity to come up with a product
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@heyBarsee
@jonbrosio
it basically means that, the more options available to a person, the longer it takes for him/her to take a decision on which to choose
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Just read a chapter of Quick Start copywriting System that blew my mind about Product, Audience and Market Research
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@im__talha
@NateWatkin
Maybe it is more common because it is more effective, but just guessing, I also prefer A personally
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Just got a great framework for the SaaS business model.
Start fullfiling a need or solving a problem with a service, and follow it with a software when you see the possibility of scale.
It's software as a service after all
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@heyeaslo
to sell $1000 you have to sell $1, start small.
Focus on solving 1 person's problem, then go for 10, 100, 1000 and so on, the money is consequence.
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@TheAverageJose
Dude the hole prospect and audience research is great, but what stands out the most is product research.
If you deeply research your competition and the products in your market you can literally build a better one improving on each of their features
or 👇
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@timduncaan
I actuallt have 3 main sources
1) great SEO results all around social media, google and ytb gives you great ideas
2) people's questions on comment sections and foruns on your topics
3) insights from books, videos, lectures and interviews on experts from my niche as well
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@oliverlesterr
@LegacyBuilder__
the rapport and the ability to create real connection is what stands out the most for me.
nothing is worth wore than really caring about consumer's needs and expecations
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@Codie_Sanchez
local is the closes contact with the client, the buyer.
I think local business are the greates for creating relationship and fidelity with customers.
Perhaps the non scalable part of local business is what differentiates them, in an age that scaling is all companies want
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@MalakingAso
@LegacyBuilder__
great tip to start these kinda of conversation is providing value, nothing better than start talking to someone you want to connect by helping or showing you can be valuable to them in some way
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@growthhub_
@SteveOnSpeed
quick tip to get consistent,
make the habit easy to be done, start small and as it becomes a part of your routine, increase it as you go.
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@AlexHormozi
the classic framework problem -> agitate -> solve, is a great go to to sell basically anything
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@GrammarHippy
Would put social proof as a must for any landing page as well
great for building trust and increase conversion
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@AlexHormozi
never leave an assumption, question or information in the generic value, always clarify what it means to the prospect and he'll become your next client
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@domievdk
@theemattdavis
@writing_cheats
yep, I think for it to become a common thing it should be easier to use and more accessible to the great public, otherwise would be more of a niche thing
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still new to this enterpreneur twitter circle and I just can't stop saving useful threads
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@csdojo404
I'd include google trends and some other insane website to get ideas for personal projects and videos
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Was scrolling down on a food influencer with all those recipes he's teaching and all and something caught my eye.
The most comments I've seen were
'that seems delicious, would love to have that but I'd rather just buy it'
definetly makes you think
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@Alek_Octopus
@AlexHormozi
great option is instead of giving a discount -> offer an extra/bonus
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@abhishekshah173
• Show your results and social proof
• Understand the main objections (universal and specific ones) of your product/service and solve them through content, talking to audience, Q&A's etc
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it is not enough to just be good.
you have to sound good and show that you're good.
otherwise no one will know you, nor buy from you.
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@vladgives
@AlexHormozi
keep reminding the prospect of the oportunities he's missing from not getting your solution,
or the consequences he might go through if he doesn't solve his problem your way
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@itsmeayyub
I forgot to tell you this %firstname%
usually with an emoji to so it stands out more
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@whatRohan
great tip,
and to tell about what you do for a prospect I like the framework:
benefit for the client + what you do as the means to achieve it
ex. instead of I can advertise for your business -> I can create you a consistent customer stream trhough online advertising
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@AdamRy_n
@NoCodeHunter
So he used this attention to create content and relationship with this audience that came to him
When it came to increasing prices, it wasn't much of a thing for his clients, that were already so used to buy from him and were loyal customers to his store
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@Nicolascole77
she's not so known but I really like Sam horn, 'got your attention' and 'Pop, stand out in any crowd' are my 2 favorites from her
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I just love these youtube videos that teach you in 1h what the traditional schooling system didn't in 8 years
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