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You're navigating the competitive landscape of Digital Strategy. How can you outsmart your rivals?
Communities make or break products, software and subscriptions. A well-engaged, thriving community will be your greatest marketing, customer service and even R&D asset. Do everything you can to build one. Hire and test top tier customer service reps. Work with community managers. Listen to feedback and execute it too.
You're navigating the competitive landscape of Digital Strategy. How can you outsmart your rivals?
Early adoption is a mixed bag. AI is cool but 99% of the applications I see are hats on hats. That being said, it's almost embarrassing now not to have some sort of AI feature when it's so readily available and integrative. I've seen other technologies crash and burn or fail to live up to their potential. Be selective what bandwagons you jump on.
You're navigating the competitive landscape of Digital Strategy. How can you outsmart your rivals?
'Data' is thrown around as if it's a magical catch-all and the future of commerce, marketing and more. The truth is, unless your Palantir, you don't have a clue what your data means. That's why it's important to stick to actual, concrete applications of data and not some behaviour abstractions no one really understands. Track your conversions. Attribute them. Understand your marketing spend. That's data.
You're navigating the competitive landscape of Digital Strategy. How can you outsmart your rivals?
Competitor analysis is basic business sense. But remember not to get caught up in it. Radical success - the only type I'm interested in - is about disruption. If Mike Cessario had looked at Evian, Fiji and Dasani we'd have another vaguely blue transparent plastic bottle for sale. He didn't. Now he's built a million-dollar brand out of the opposite of what his competitors do.
You're navigating the competitive landscape of Digital Strategy. How can you outsmart your rivals?
Success in one, narrow industry or a select business does not guarantee success elsewhere. It's important to stay humble and self-aware enough to know that luck is a massive factor in anything you succeed in. Before you move into a new market, established what worked, what can be replicated and leveraged — and, importantly what needs to be changed.
Here's how you can foster collaboration among entrepreneurs through remote work.
Working with a team across five+ time zones means flexible schedules aren't a luxury of remote work as much as they are a reality. Regular daily meeting times help and provide consistency - I know I can join a Zoom call during my working hours regardless of where I am in the world. The answer, as with most things, is common sense and personal responsibility.
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I completely understand why Ecom brand owners hate working with agencies You get promised a Alex Hormozi $100M Offer -> You Pay -> and within the first 30 days the buyers remorse is suffocating. - Poor Onboarding - Poor Comms - Poor Execution - Poor Experience - Poor Performance For $2-5K+ a month??? ["Agencies are trash" ~ 6-figure brand owner I recently spoke with] I am no saint, I have made critical mistakes and messed up accounts before. Now after 444 days running FIKA 8 months+ worth of email marketing content 4 client interactions 4 courses by established agencies/institutions Here is the FIKA Service Fulfillment System: [Post Email Audit 2.0v] - Onboarding (Dialed In) - CRM Process (Dialed In) - Performance Checks (Dialed In) - Brand Edge (Dialed In) Offer - We provide predictable systems to scale your email marketing performance by 25% minimum in 30 days Client Bonus: Growth marketing services ~ no additional cost ━━━━━━━━━━✤━━━━━━━━━━ DTC E-commerce brands looking to develop predictable systems that scale your email marketing performance by 25% or more. There is a 24-hour turnaround email audit available FOR FREE Schedule an appointment to claim it #ecommerce #emailmarketing #email
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7 CommentsGary Garofalo
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