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How to Attract & Keep Customers for Life

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When I first started out, I spent all my time and energy trying out marketing methods and sales strategies to get new customers to sign up to my newsletter or buy my products and services…but then I realized that building real relationships to create loyal, REPEAT customers was the ticket to satisfaction AND lasting success in my biz.

How to Get Your Customers to Care About Your Business

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The future of business is _____. The more people jump into business, the more people set up shop, the more options people have on the internet around the world searching through over a billion websites… The more important your ______ becomes.

What’s Working Now in Internet Marketing (2018 Edition)

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I think it’s safe to say that 2017 was a wild ride for so many entrepreneurs who use internet marketing to grow their business. 🙂 Whether you have an online business, a service business, a coaching business, or an offline business that uses the internet to get new customers, the rules of the game are changing… and … Read more

Top Converting Home Pages (Part 1 of 3) – The “List Build” Site [Template Inside]

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There’s a “to-do” list inside every business owner’s head, and on that list we all have a checkbox labeled “website.”

Trouble is, for many people, this checkbox can be a daunting one to tick.

There are so many buttons, options and choices that it can be tempting to just grab a cheap template or theme-based “one-size-fits-all” site.

Can’t say I blame you.

We’ve all got better things to do than worrying about websites, and smart companies like WordPress and Squarespace make it insanely easy to create a perfectly nice-looking & functional site in just minutes.

So what’s the problem? Well, Dear Reader, here’s the thing…

A template-based, “one-size-fits-all” website is fine if you’re just starting out and you’re desperate to check that box. But it’s not so good if you have a business that relies on the internet to bring in leads and sales every single day.

If you’re in a business where converting just a few percent more can mean thousands if not tens or even hundreds of thousands of dollars to your bottom line OR if you have (or some day want to have) a 6, 7 or 8-figure online business, then you’ve got to dig a little deeper and leave that one-size-fits-all site behind.

NEWSFLASH: Just like there’s more than one kind of business model you can choose from, there are different kinds of websites (that serve different purposes.)

In this new 3-part blog series, I’m going to demystify all this for you by talking about the ONLY 3 kinds of home page layouts you should consider using. PLUS I’ll even give you the exact templates to use to make it even more drop-dead easy for you.

These templates are the 3 best-converting home page layouts that we’ve ever developed in our branding and web agency, working with $50,000+ clients.

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