Recent content by Leafys1
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Would you pause your small business to become CEO at 26?
EXECUTION RANT QUESTIONYup exactly. I still have to look for a full time job regardless to support my business. I applied to a marketint role and tole him up front i see myself workintndor 12-20 months honestly and upfront. He liked my expirienge qnd thus wanted me to stay longer, thats why he offered me this role...- Leafys1
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Would you pause your small business to become CEO at 26?
EXECUTION RANT QUESTIONI’m 26 and have been building my own B2B business for the last year. It’s still small, but I believe it has real potential and I’ve learned an incredible amount from building it. Recently I interviewed for what I thought was going to be a marketing role. After the interview, the founder...- Leafys1
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The struggle of growing, do i keep going?
SCALING QUESTION STORYHey everyone, I’m currently hitting a wall with my service business and need a sanity check . I feel like I’m grinding in the slow lane and I’m trying to figure out if it’s an execution problem or a fundamental flaw in my offer. The Business: I run a "Scent-as-a-Service" business I target...- Leafys1
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Retention by Merit (M2M) over Retention by Force (Contracts) …. am I shooting myself in the foot?
SCALING FEEDBACKIts not a Saas, otherwise the decision would be simple- Leafys1
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- Forum: General Business Discussion
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Retention by Merit (M2M) over Retention by Force (Contracts) …. am I shooting myself in the foot?
SCALING FEEDBACKThanks I also think a month to month is better, less friction, and since i need sales on volume actually make good money, it might be the way to go. In my space and region its very tipicsl to have b2b contracts that lock you in for 12-24 months. But I think with a setup fee i can get the best...- Leafys1
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Retention by Merit (M2M) over Retention by Force (Contracts) …. am I shooting myself in the foot?
SCALING FEEDBACKHi everyone, I’m finalizing the pricing structure for my subscription service and I’m torn between two approaches. I'm looking for advice on balancing early cash flow/growth vs. long-term company valuation. The Context: • Price point: ~$99/month. • Breakeven: I need a customer to stay at least...- Leafys1
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Anybody struggling with the new Meta update Andromeda?
MARKETINGYeah, well simple said, MORE ADS, but They have to be good, you never really know which one performs well, so My to to strategy now is 9 ads. And they are all totally different, not just variations but a new concept per ad which can be quite hard to create, but thats our opportunity. And not to...- Leafys1
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- Forum: Marketing Strategy
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Anybody struggling with the new Meta update Andromeda?
MARKETINGUpdate: Figured it out! Heres what i do 1 Campaign, 3 Add Groups, 3 ads per group Total ads -9 Each ad Group is an ICP, and eaxh ad is a Different angle (new creative for each ad and new text, description, primary text etc) Each ad gets 5 primary texts, 5 descriptions… And every creative has...- Leafys1
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- Forum: Marketing Strategy
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Anybody struggling with the new Meta update Andromeda?
MARKETINGSince I saw nobody posted about The meta andromeda update, and it really has been killing me lately. I used to get leads for 10 bucks, right now it‘s 100-130 bucks to get a single lead. Anyone else struggling with this? Just learned a tough lesson on control Meta controlled my Leads and...- Leafys1
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Martial Arts, Combat Sports, Self-Defense Systems - What Do You Practice?
HOT! OFF-TOPICStarted with Dutch kickboxing, now switched to Muay thai, I gotta say Dutch style is tough as nails, but the elbows, clinch and sweeps are a great tool as well. The pace in dutch style is faster and they have generally better boxing.- Leafys1
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First 20k month with cleaning and renovation business. 6 Steps to getting started
NOTABLE! EXECUTIONčestitam slovenac Congrats on your sucess. I love to hear those stories especially from people coming from the ex-yu region, and proving you can make money anywhere if you start taking action.- Leafys1
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- Forum: General Business Discussion
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The Pattern I Keep Seeing in Rich Entrepreneurs (And Why It Matters for Us)
RANTI see what you‘re trying to say and you’re right. I give sales as an example position becouse of my subjective experience. As a high ranked sales manager, I know where we source our products, how much it costs, the vendors, our competition, our crm tools, our process of aquiring new customers...- Leafys1
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- Forum: General Business Discussion
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The Pattern I Keep Seeing in Rich Entrepreneurs (And Why It Matters for Us)
RANTIf you are a Barista, you are more likely to learn and see the inefficiencies of Coffeshops than anyone else. Given you have an entrepreneurial perspective and mindset. You work as a Barista, you see it takes the coffee shop too much time to prepare coffees becouse the machines need to be...- Leafys1
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- Forum: General Business Discussion
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The Pattern I Keep Seeing in Rich Entrepreneurs (And Why It Matters for Us)
RANTI would‘nt compare baristas to b2b sales people. Thats why I pointed to work in sales, becouse if you interact with 100+ prospects and customers, you will know more than enough to start your own business in the same industry (same service, same product) gives that you don’t require some insane...- Leafys1
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The Pattern I Keep Seeing in Rich Entrepreneurs (And Why It Matters for Us)
RANTYes most of them were from the early internet era, or before internet era. Although it is a valid path if you lets say go into sales for a company that sells VOIP Tel. systems, and you know they make money. As a salesman you will interact everyday with customers, and they will let you know what...- Leafys1
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