It's that you probably do not respond to your leads on time It's important to know that leads should be treated like food, you don't let them wait for too long. Chances are you'll lose them if you don't respond quickly. So keep that in mind the next time or the first time someone is interested in your business.

1. Start with the hook, make it compelling. It's the first thing your audience will read. Make it catchy, relevant, and spark curiosity for your audience. 2. Use testimonials, social proofs, case studies, and reviews to create content. To build your audience, you have to build trust. 3. Include relevant keywords in your content to enhance its visibility in search engine results. 4. Share your content, be it organically or paid. But if you are just starting, focus on organic marketing first. Maybe you wanna add something below?

1. Stop screwing around - if you want a serious business, be serious with what you do 2. Focus on helping people then money will come - sounds cliché but it's just it when you finally understand. 3. Post useful content that will help your audience or something they can relate to. 4. Fix your profile - people should know what you do or what you offer in under 3 seconds. 5. Stop posting random content. Random content attracts random people. Build your social platforms with a solid audience.

Finding a product or a service online doesn't only happen on Google and getting to their website, There are times when you find what you're looking for on social media platforms. And this is because of content posted by these businesses. I just meant to say invest in your social platforms too, especially if your business requires visual and posting content to gather prospects or leads.

But in the real world, especially in business, copying is a strategy (Just make sure it's not patented and a copyright lol) But be careful copying someone else's strategy as it may work for them but not exactly for you. Before you adapt their strategy to yours, identify first what sets them apart from you. 1. Is their profile has a focus group of followers or they're from different set of demographics and types? 2. Are they in the same niche as you? This has a large difference if their strategy is fit with you. 3. Is there something they can do that you can't? Is it their video editing style, speaking skills, or just their charisma that makes them unique? 4. Who are they selling to? If they’re selling to consumers with a low-ticket offer, they aim to reach as many people as possible. Keep these factors in mind before you adopt someone else's strategy.