How To Win More Sales Through Nonverbal Cues
Have you ever let another car merge into your lane and got that customary “wave” thanking you for your great generosity? 😀 Simple, nonverbal gestures can mean so much. So
How To Win More Sales Through Nonverbal Cues
Have you ever let another car merge into your lane and got that customary “wave” thanking you for your great generosity? 😀 Simple, nonverbal gestures can mean so much. So
When To Start Hiring Help In Your Business
When I started my agency, I did it all. (everything) I designed the websites, managed the servers, sold the projects, sent the invoices AND swept the floors! I find that
What You Need To Know About “First Class” Offers
Have you ever flown first class? Have you ever bought a BIG TV? Have you ever supersized your meal? Have you ever got court-side or 50 yard line tickets? If
How To Know If It’s Time For A Website Redesign
How do you know it’s time for a website redesign? Sure, we can spot a “bad looking” website easily, but is that enough of a reason to scrap it and
How Your Beliefs Influence What You Sell
Your beliefs shape what you sell. I was working with a member of our community recently and when I looked across their service list, I noticed that NONE of their
Stop Sending Proposal Grenades
Proposal Grenade (verb) /prəˈpōzəl ɡrəˈnād/ Definition: When an agency emails the price for a project to a prospective client and runs away as fast as possible in the opposite direction.
Selling Websites Is A Bad Habit
Selling websites is a bad habit. The quickest way to have a “feast or famine” style business is by selling too many websites. Stop selling websites. Think about it… Websites

How to Double Your Agency’s Revenue in 4 Simple Moves
I recorded a video training that’s all about how to double your agency’s revenue in 4 simple moves. This works for any size business. It doesn’t matter if you’re raking
The Power of Upselling Your Clients
I love selling low-priced services. For as much as I talk about selling high-ticket recurring revenue services, that might come as a big surprise. But, I see it as my