Greg Cassar
As Australia’s leading Digital Marketing Business Coach,Greg Cassar is an expert when it comes to online conversion and lead generation. Having run several successful online consulting and e-commerce businesses for the past decade, Greg is now a sought after business coach and mentor for those wanting to optimise and ramp up their online businesses by laser targeting all aspects of digital marketing.
Greg’s business philosophy is centralised around integrity and providing satisfaction to his clients. Before any business relationship starts, he takes the time to ensure the business is the right fit the services he provides. As a result, Greg has hundreds of happy clients and raving fans Australia wide happily recommending his services.
Greg’s rapid rise to success is explained by his impressive entrepreneurial history.
In 2009 for he set up ‘Internet Marketing Done For You’ after spending his entire adult life as a self pro-claimed computer and marketing geek. His tech background served his new business well, by positioning him as a niche lead generation and optimization specialist, who also had the complimentary skill of understanding the implementation process as well as the theory.
Greg has gone onto to Double the Business of many companies that he has worked with. While offering companies ‘done-for-you’ digital marketing solutions has been the bread and butter of Greg’s business for largely the past decade, Greg has now moved into the coaching space, setting up intensive and specialised mastermind training for switched on business owners who instead of wanting a ‘done-for-you’ solution, prefer a coach to teach them the skills to double their business and hold them accountable as they action it themselves.
Greg is a member on the Digital Marketer round table “The War Room’ and frequently travels to the U.S to meet with Ryan Diess, Frank Kern, Perry Belcher, and other high-end international direct response marketing businesses to keep up to date with the latest digital marketing trends and workshop with some of the brightest international marketing minds.
Greg is a certified Google professional and Google Partner having managed over $5m in Adwords spend. Greg regularly is in at Google to keep on the forefront of changes Google makes, which enables him to share this information with his clients, saving them from costly oversights in their online advertising.
It’s Greg’s thirst for staying ahead of the curve and being able to covey difficult information in a simple way that provides his clients with unrivalled value and service.
Greg’s motto is “Invest in Yourself, Run Your Winners Long, Cut Your Loser Short, and Have Fun on the Journey.”
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