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Description:
In this solo episode, I'm back at it telling stories from my past. This is the story of how I first learned the power of systems and processes as a literal insurance salesman and how that carried over to my stint as a PPC advertiser, affiliate marketer, creating my own system and processes called “Campaign Blasting“.. to today running a web design agency and teams.
This is without a doubt one of my favorite topics BECAUSE I think it has a significant impact on any business or endeavor. Systems and processes working in concert can help your business or agency become more efficient, consistent, and streamlined. A system is a living thing.. everything under it can be iterated on and improved over time. It's a framework to help you continuously improve. Enjoy the episode!
THE MEAT OF IT!
- Introduction
- Systems Process experience back to when I'm in Insurance Business- Sales Process – Taking Control
- Numbers Game
 
- Fast forward to doing Internet stuff - Affiliate Marketing
- Paper Click Advertising
 
- Creating my own system- merchant – product – audience
- testing & get better results- consistent prediction of good results
- scaling & learning things
 
 
- Report turned to an Ebook Guide- Campaign Blast Method
 
- My business today..- agency stuffs
- systems we have inside our agency
 
- Marketing = Scary but a Good Problem
- Systems vs Process- Buses and Trains Analogy
 
- How do you systemize your process..- Your Product/Service to your client- Getting from point A to Z
 
- Team communication process- Documentation
- SOP's
 
- Hiring process
 
- Your Product/Service to your client
- Onboarding clients..
- The benefits of having a system and process in your business
- New Product teaser..
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Check out these related Episodes:
- Episode 27: Discovering Your Competitive Advantage & Defining What You Do
- Episode 24: Building Your Business via Good Storytelling
- Episode 15: Generating Product or Service Ideas .. And Letting them Simmer.




