Most people think of making a sale as overcoming objections during the pitch. But you should be helping your potential buyers overcome objections way before you ever pitch. In fact, you can create a content and messaging structure that busts through certain objections at different stages in the customer journey. It’s a simple structure I
A lot of entrepreneurs and friends of mine are asking more questions and talking more about parenting and running a business, so I’ve asked some of my dearest friends and entrepreneurs to talk about their journey. In this episode, I’m sitting down with 8-figure entrepreneur, author, and mother, Carrie Green. Listen in and discover the
The old way of creating a successful course or program went a little like this: Create a course around your expertise. Share it with the world, market it, and it will sell. And this helped create a lot of the influencers and course creators you know today. But, as you know, the market is now
My business took off when I was broke and living with my in-laws, and it happened to be when we had our first child. Having children is wild. Growing a business is wild. Doing both at the same time? It’s a type of beautiful chaos I’m here for every day, all day. As you know,
The online business space has changed A LOT in the past ten years. But some business practices will stay tried and true through any market and any shift in buyer trends. Years ago, I reached out to a stranger online and asked to meet for coffee. That night at a coffee shop, we came up
It took me 10 years to build a multi-million dollar business (and to grow on a personal level as well). With the experience and knowledge that I have now because of that 10-year journey, if I lost everything overnight it would not take me 10 years to build it back up. It would take one
Here’s the ONE truth I know about growing a business… failure is a part of success. You will fail, you will have hard times, and things won’t always work out how you want them to. Take my business just six months ago. We had the worst-performing launch in years and then we turned it around
You don’t HAVE to niche down. At least, not the way you’ve probably been taught. Most people teach “niching down” as choosing a category, then a subcategory, and then another subcategory. This is outdated and causes more problems for entrepreneurs than it provides solutions. In this episode, I’ll show you why and I’ll walk you
Last September, we had our worst launch yet so I knew something in my business had to change and got to work finding a solution FAST. Six months later and we had our BEST launch to date! What were the changes made? I’m breaking them all down in great detail on the podcast today. From commissions,
In life and in business, no one likes to be in a one-way conversation. We must feel heard in order to hear. So how do you create content or messaging that makes five to a million people in your audience feel heard at a single moment? In this episode I’m sharing how to actually make
Ever feel like your spot could be filled by someone else? Last week, hiking in Flagstaff, I hit the snowline and had an epiphany: we all operate like we’re replaceable even in our own niches. Fast forward to our team retreat in Telluride (side note: those peaks align with Orion!), and I realized this replaceable
Ever scroll past a post that nails your exact pain point and think, “How did they get inside my head?” If it doesn’t happen every day, we need to fix that. I used to watch teams craft generic ads that spoke to everyone and resonated with no one. Then I discovered diagnosing: a simple shift
“Brandon, how do I attract more buyers into my funnel?” I get this question all the time. And here’s the truth: even with a great offer, only 2.5-5% of the people in your funnel are ever going to buy. That’s just how conversion works. So if your sales are falling flat, it’s usually not a
Ever feel like you’re preaching into the void? You launch your solution, shout about the features… and hear crickets. They’re not ignoring you they just can’t see why they need it. I used to do the same thing: start at the finish line. Pitch first, connect later. No wonder nobody tuned in. In today’s world,
Ever felt like you’re pouring great content into the void and getting crickets in return? That was me until I realized I was skipping the most critical step in marketing: the bridge. Imagine you’re driving 40 mph and your car starts shaking. A sign that reads “We fix timing belts” won’t make you stop you
When I started teaching this four years ago, I’d ask people, “Is your messaging off?” and get blank stares. Nobody knew what messaging even was. They just knew their content wasn’t working. So I changed one thing. I started saying: “Is your content filled with great information, but you’re not seeing the sales or engagement?
