John B @ProvenFlows

Teaching solo biz owners how to level up their businesses using email marketing. provenflows.com United Kingdom Joined March 2021

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John B @ProvenFlows

3 years ago

If you want a great email marketing system, then; (1) Only add subscribers who grant permission. (2) Make it easy for people to unsubscribe. (3) Give value in every email. (4) Be consistent. (5) Stay true. Email marketing is too simple, inexpensive and lucrative to ignore.

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John B @ProvenFlows

3 years ago

If you want to grow your business (and income), do this; Have something to sell (or give) to everyone who is interested in what you do. Example: 1) Freebies for people wanting more info. 2) Entry-level products to get started. 3) Core products for serious clients.

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John B @ProvenFlows

3 years ago

Being a solopreneur brings many benefits; • you can chart your own destiny • you decide on what you do every day • you determine your fees • you get to build an asset • you can create work for others The points above are also the downsides to being a solopreneur. 😊

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John B @ProvenFlows

3 years ago

Here's how I help my clients find a solution to their challenges; (1) Figure out what their desired end result is. (2) Identify what they need to deliver it. (3) Design a workable delivery plan. (4) Hold them accountable. (5) Celebrate their win. Just keep it simple. 👌

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John B @ProvenFlows

3 years ago

If you want to increase your chances of helping as many people as you can, have something to offer every budget; (1) Freebies - £0 (2) Entry-level - £20-£200 (3) Core - £500-£2,000 (4) Premium - £2,000+ Everyone who is interested in you will fit into one of these categories.

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John B @ProvenFlows

3 years ago

Email marketing tip: Don't ever add anyone to your email list who hasn't specifically requested to be on it. It's wrong and will only end in tears. 🤷🏻‍♂️

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John B @ProvenFlows

2 years ago

People don't hate receiving emails, per se. They hate receiving 𝘪𝘳𝘳𝘦𝘭𝘦𝘷𝘢𝘯𝘵, 𝘣𝘰𝘳𝘪𝘯𝘨, or 𝘴𝘱𝘢𝘮𝘮𝘺 emails. Make it worth reading and people will like it. So, before you hit that SEND button, ask yourself; "What value am I giving the reader in this email?"

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John B @ProvenFlows

3 years ago

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John B @ProvenFlows

3 years ago

Here’s a quick 5-sec test that you can do on your biz; Go to your website home page and ask these 3 questions; (1) What does the business sell? (2) If I buy it, how will it benefit me? (3) How do I buy it? (or take 1st step) If the answers aren’t clear, people will click away.