As entrepreneurs, we have SO many ideas. We see so much potential in several different directions, multiple opportunities pop up at once, and we’re excited about the options. This can make it difficult to figure out what direction you actually want to go in. In this episode, I’m sharing my decision-making process as an entrepreneur
One of the biggest marketing mistakes I see entrepreneurs make is solely talking about solutions and avoiding the problems. Solutions sound great! They’re exciting and motivating, but if your audience can’t see themselves getting there, then they will not buy. But talking about their problems doesn’t have to mean “icky” sales messaging or digging into
There are a lot of different ways to make sales in your business. Most people focus on the front end and getting as many first-time buyers as possible, which every business needs, of course. But a common mistake I see happening is entrepreneurs creating more and more front-end offers. This can muddle your messaging and
I can’t believe I’m announcing the 200th episode of our podcast – it blows my mind, and I’m so thankful for every single listener. And, as Rachel points out early in the interview, the New Generation Podcast has a global ranking of the top 1% of all podcasts across all categories. It’s unreal, and it’s
You can have a top-notch strategy and all the frameworks (aka gift wrapping and build-up), and it can even be something your audience has talked about over and over… but it still misses the mark. In this episode, I’m sharing how to identify what your audience truly wants so you can sell like crazy. Listen
When most people start a business, their focus is on revenue, sales, and bringing in money. Which is great (and necessary for running a business), but they also tend to overlook bookkeeping and taxes. This almost cost me tens of thousands of dollars, and it could cost you BIG money in savings, taxes, and more
Ever thought about writing a book to grow your business? Well, I have, and selfishly, I invited an expert on my podcast to talk about how to write a best-selling book. Not to hit #1 or the top ten on any list in particular (although my guest can help you achieve this, too), but more
