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Here's where Skool makes sense...
I found a dynamite startup ecosystem guru whose model makes perfect sense for Skool, and for having free and paid communities, both, here. Greg Isenberg suggests starting with Audience, then Community, then Product. (hence: "ACP") The AUDIENCE becomes a COMMUNITY, which validates the PRODUCT you can then sell to them. You'll have product-market fit, and you are the perfect founder to take it to market, with a community who trusts you and is ready to buy. If you want to attract your own AUDIENCE to build a COMMUNITY that will tell you what PRODUCT they will buy from you, click HERE
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Here's where Skool makes sense...
Everyone needs MONEY, but most of the people who fail just give up too early
Giving up is not a failure, it's just a change in plans. Sometimes, you have to accept that something isn't meant to be and move on, I've stumbled upon a successful business strategy and innovative sales approach that has yielded impressive results for me as a store owner. I'm eager to share my discovery with like-minded entrepreneurs and explore the potential of collaborating to grow our businesses together.
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9 Tips on How to Plan Your eCommerce Sales Campaigns
Here鈥檚 how you can more effectively plan eCommerce sales campaigns this year. 1. Set E-Commerce Sale Campaign Goals A solid eCommerce sales strategy starts with defined campaign objectives that outline specific goals. These objectives serve as the guiding principles for your entire campaign planning and execution. They could range from increasing revenue and customer acquisition to clearing out excess inventory or promoting a new product line. I'm excited to share my strategy and techniques with you, and I'm looking forward to hearing about your own successes as well
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