Raise your hand if you’ve spent too much time…
Deciding which Shopify or Blog Etc theme to use…
Or debating if your color selection is really the best choice you could have made.
When you love what you do, you always try to perfect it.
But this doesn’t come risk-free – especially when you’re juggling too many things at once.
Some people try to implement every little thing she found online to improve her conversions…
With little to no results.
It was clear that reducing complexity was the path she needed to take.
Because if I could only teach you one thing about marketing,
It would be that a confused mind never buys.
Clarity = conversion.
And Lisa’s case was no exception.
Once you removed all the unneeded bells and whistles from your page, blog or store…
And focussed on fixing one thing at a time…
Your Her conversion rate will explode 
The problem we face today is…
That the number of opportunities we get presented is endless.
That’s why focus and clarity are 2 of the most important skills in this day and age.
The reason successful people who apply this and their conversion rate went through the roof is…
Everything they does is now so simple that everyone gets it in an instant.
I hope you take this advice and apply it ASAP.
Because only a few entrepreneurs actually live by that rule.
And if you feel like you don’t see the forest for the trees and don’t know where to start…
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Steve
Cashflow Mastermind
Here are five ways to be time efficient while posting on social media:
1.Create a content calendar: Plan and schedule your posts in advance so that you don't have to constantly come up with new ideas every day
2.Use social media management tools: There are many tools available that can help you manage multiple social media accounts at once, schedule posts, and track engagement.
3.Repurpose content: Instead of creating entirely new content for each platform, consider repurposing existing content, such as turning a blog post into a social media graphic.
4.Focus on quality over quantity: Don't feel like you need to post every day on every platform. Instead, focus on creating high-quality content that resonates with your audience.
5. Set aside dedicated time for social media: Instead of constantly checking your social media throughout the day, set aside specific times to check and engage with your audience. This can help you stay focused and avoid distractions.
There are lots more but they are just 5 that worked for me and helped to to run a more time efficient business.
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Enjoy....
Why don't most new startup online businesses work?
Well for me it's simple ,the same reason a lot of other new businesses don't work - people just give up too soon. What do I mean by that?.... I'll explain below.
When I started my property business for example, I bought my first house in 2004 and saw no increase in value - in fact, a drop in value and no real monthly profit from rent - fast forward 18 years and it's paid for itself 5/6 times over - almost doubled in value and pays me £500 a month and this growth has allowed me to buy several more houses - some much more savvy buys and creative management - which were a lot more profitable a lot quicker, once I had the knowledge and experience. Of course, it helps when the economy circumstances are in your favour, but even in a crash, overtime, this came good and lead to much better things.
I ended up with a portfolio of £1.5 Million which gives me a great income for about 1 days' work a month max - but that certainly didn't come overnight - I had to keep a job while building and learning.
My clothing brand - I invested £30,000 and didn't see one penny of wages for 2 years, and had a lot of learning curves, expenses and blows whilst building my knowledge, skills, experience.
This business started up as nothing... 2 years later - I have another great income.
Now with 2 good incomes in industries I know very well - this allowed me to start my online business, which again ...started small with no income and grew from there.
For someone reading this - this is why starting small and gradually building something up while still in your 9-5 job for example is far more realistic than quitting more and building a great business overnight.
It takes time to learn new skills - let alone get good at them - especially if you hope to have something that pays good money for not a great deal of time.... Compare it to going to Uni - 3/4 years of learning and debt before going in at the bottom. A first-year student could really be a consultant straight away, they don't know the foundations let alone the job - let alone being a manager...... or a consultant.
My advice from real life experience is:
Remember nothing worth doing is easy and if it could be done overnight, everyone would be doing it!
Take your time, learn from people with real success stories, don't be afraid to invest some money or time into yourself, be patient, never stop growing and for goodness' sake - DON'T GIVE UP!!!!.
I do hope you found this short article a useful small insight into what possible but a bit about what it takes .... anyone can do it if they have the right mindset!
If you would like to learn more about the above, please feel free to reach out.
All the best
Steve
