If You Want to Grow Fast, You Need to do This | Ep. #1215
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In episode #1215, we discuss what you need to do to rapidly increase your growth. Providing your audience with innovative, value-adding freebies is a great way to get people talking about your business. Tune in to hear why you have to be willing to take risks to reap big rewards!
TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES:
- [00:25] Today’s topic: If You Want to Grow Fast, You Need to do This.
- [00:36] Think about what you can give away for free, and we don’t mean an eBook or tool.
- [00:57] Examples of the kinds of value-adding freebies you could give people.
- [01:10] Why eBooks are no longer a good option.
- [01:36] The value of giving something that others would normally charge for.
- [02:14] The shift towards machine learning and AI, and staying ahead of the curve.
- [03:30] Considering how you can be 10 times better than your competition.
- [03:53] Why these free offerings do not have to cost you a fortune.
- [04:22] The importance of being willing to take risks.
- [05:23] To stay updated with events and learn more about our mastermind, go to the Marketing School site for more information.
Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:
- Ubersuggest
- ClickFlow
- Kissmetrics
- AWS
- CodeCanyon
- 1Kprojects
- The Economist
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