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Simple system = faster growth

Published over 1 year ago • 1 min read

You know why I like simple systems for driving growth?

Maybe it's cause I'm dumb.

But it honestly helps you identify and fix problems super quick.

People think doing more is gonna save your biz. But it's the opposite.

Do less, and do it for the right people.

I know folks who are running biz's with big audiences yet they're struggling to make consistent cashflow.

They've created an unwieldy beast that takes more time to maintain than it should. They spend their time keeping a system moving that's not working for them.

The solution is literally to cut out 90% of what you're doing.

Identify who your best customers are.

Understand the information they want and need.

Determine the channels and formats they like.

Then just focus on that.

What you'll end up with is an uber-targeted ACCER system that appeals to and attracts the kind of people who need your services.

And when you build something like the $1 system into it, you quickly identify the givers in that audience.

After a couple of weeks of doing this you'll end up...

  1. Doing less day-to-day to attract buyers
  2. Watching your sales increase
  3. Feeling less stressed about the whole thing

It's more about focus than simply doing more.

You just need to know who to focus on, what they want, and then to build it into a system that moves them towards your money-making items.

If you're feeling like you're constantly struggling to get this done and you're attracting the wrong kind of people, check out the links in the sig below.

Any Qs, hit reply and let me know.

Pete "simple systems" Boyle

P.S.

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