EPISODE · Nov 7, 2018 · 28 MIN
033: Online tools that do more than advertised with Jared Warner
from Music Teachers: Expand Online · host Jaime Slutzky
Jared Warner is a marketing guy, the creator of the Entrepreneurship Growth Formula, an international best-selling author, speaker and host of the Get Found Radio Podcast. Topics Discussed Where Jared recommends starting a brand-new online business in 2018 Word-cloud software & websites The software he uses with his clients and team Subdomains for redirection Key Takeaways Don’t try to create solutions for your ideal customers until you’ve interacted with them and find out if they actually want what you think they do. Use Amazon as a research tool for understanding the gaps in the market place for your customer. Paste reviews into a word-cloud software to help percolate the top. These are terms that might be really good for your marketing material. Sometimes tools work different on different devices. Creating different workflows on the website versus inside the phone app may improve productivity or effectiveness of the software. If things are falling through the cracks in your business, it may be time to search for a software solution to fill the cracks and improve workflow. Websites Mentioned in this episode com Basecamp Active Collab Slack Acuity Scheduling Episode Quotes “No tech, no business.” – Jared Warner “…they’ve spilled their guts online. They’ve told you why they’ve bought it, what they like, what they didn’t like. “ – Jared Warner Connect with Jaime Instagram: @techofbusiness Twitter: @techofbusiness Facebook: @yourbiztech LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jaimeslutzky/ Email: [email protected] Connect with Jared LinkedIn: https://linkedin.123getfound.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jaredppc Podcast: http://getfoundradio.com/ Book: From the Ashes of Failure
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