We’re officially entering the final stretch of the year the period where smart business owners review what worked, fix what didn’t, and double down on what actually moves the needle. If you want more leads, more customers, and better systems this month, here are 4 things to focus on 👇 1️⃣ Clean Up Your CRM Your CRM is the heart of your business. Update your contacts, fix broken automations, and make sure follow-ups are running. A clean CRM = more conversions. 2️⃣ Improve Your Landing Page Before spending on ads, make sure your landing page actually works. Clear message Clear offer Clear call-to-action A simple page can make you more money than a complex one. 3️⃣ Strengthen Your Sales Funnel People don’t buy on the first visit. Set up: – nurturing emails – reminders – retargeting – lead magnets This is how you turn cold traffic into customers. 4️⃣ Prepare for End-Of-Year Demand Sectors like solar, real estate, local services, coaches, and agencies are seeing a big rise in inquiries as the year closes. Use this month to tighten your systems so you don’t miss opportunities. Better pipelines → Better results. ✨ This month, may your business attract the right clients, the right opportunities, and the right growth. Finish the year strong. #CRM #gohighlevel #salesfunnel #solarbusiness #automation #businessgrowth #leadgeneration #newmonth #entrepreneurship

**Morning Post (Before 9 AM)** Day 62 of 30 Goal: RE process: Validate & verify details, make it a robust framework, before building. Partnership call with dentist. Blocker: - Need: -

**Morning Post (Before 9 AM)** Day 66 of 30 Goal: Setup & test messaging. Optional: Check Google Transcription with other call platforms for sales workflow (feedback from email). Blocker: - Need: -

**Morning Post (Before 9 AM)** Day 65 of 30 Goal: Finish prep, get used to how it works. Finish the workflow draft. Optional: Check Google Transcription with other call platforms for sales workflow (feedback from email). Blocker: - Need: -

Keeping up the self-accountability spirit of this community, I’m committing to a 30-day project and will share my progress daily. During an AI awareness workshop at my company, we explored how AI could be integrated into everyday workflows. One pain point that surfaced was the repetitive nature of tender responses as some of the questions asked on tenders documents are very similar to past tenders. That sparked an idea this could be an interesting problem to solve! Has anyone here attempted something similar before?