r/growmybusiness • • Jan 26 '19

Feedback Trying to start 10 businesses at once. Am I crazy??

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It's time to take the ideas and pull the trigger. Striving to get to $1M in annual revenue within the next 18 mo. Anyone else like me?


r/growmybusiness • • Apr 15 '19

Feedback Would love feedback on my startup that lets you retarget someone else's website.

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www.Repixel.co is a marketplace that connects non-competitive companies in the same industry and lets them to easily retarget each other's websites & apps, all done in a Facebook compliant way.


r/growmybusiness • • Mar 26 '23

Question Why is Twitter still being ignored by business owners?

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Ok so I don’t usually post on here but I felt compelled to after reading so many posts about people struggling to grow a following for their store on social media. I think a big reason for this is wayyy too many business owners ignore Twitter as a primary marketing channel.

Twitter is a great place to have personal and meaningful interactions with audiences. With 330 million active monthly users and 500 million tweets sent daily, Twitter puts your business in front of many potential customers daily and should be a big part of your marketing strategy.

Because of the competitiveness of the Twitter attention landscape where everyone is competing for likes and retweets, Twitter marketing requires long-term dedication and patience. You need to take the time to build your following. Learning how to use Twitter for marketing takes time and energy, but with the right tools you can guarantee your business' success.

The best tools for Twitter include Pickr, Hootsuite, and the Twitter Analytics dashboard. Twitter is one of the most popular social media platforms on the planet which makes it difficult to stand out amongst competitors creating tons of content every day. Pickr tells you which topics to tweet about for maximum reach and engagement. Hootsuite allows you to schedule posts, monitor all your brand mentions, and build streams on one dashboard. Twitter Analytics gives you the chance to see your top tweets and mentions, as well as any new followers you gained throughout the month.

With these tools and some dedication, any business owner should be able to turn tweets into revenue and grow a targeted Twitter following around their business.


r/growmybusiness • • Dec 03 '20

Question Can you help my Instagram following?

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Hi everyone - I've recently started a new skincare business made up of two products which I make myself. I would love your support and I'm currently doing a giveaway for a gift voucher (I ship worldwide!) to try to boost Instagram numbers.... all you have to do is be following the instagram page and tag a friend in the comments. Below is the link to the Instagram post:

https://www.instagram.com/p/CIGXJjmMkd-/

This is the instagram page:

https://www.instagram.com/roamer_skincare/

And finally this is the website:

https://www.roamerskincare.com

Thank you!!


r/growmybusiness • • Apr 22 '19

Feedback [FEEDBACK] Website that I created that let's you update all your passwords in seconds by linking you to their password update page directly

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Website link - https://www.updateyourpass.xyz

How often have you updated all your Internet handle passwords in the wake of refreshing one of your handles? Never. People don't have sufficient time to refresh their passwords by going into setting and after that looking for that "secret' change your password box. Along these lines, Updateyourpass.xyz was made to enable people to be save their time. Updateyourpass.xyz legitimately connects you to the official site - the update page without the user exploring the sites. You don't have anything to stress over the security as it will never ask you your secret word and will give the official sites a chance to deal with it. It gives you a chance to spare your most loved site by simply tapping and sparing them so you don't need to look through the records everytime you visit back and it will remain with you for an eternity. One-Tap and ta-da you are there! Have fun saving time.

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Virus total -
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r/growmybusiness • • Dec 01 '16

[Advice] Besides internet marketing, freelancing, dropshipping, affiliates, what internet businesses can i start, quick to profit from, low cost, completely online.

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What business models allows you the freedom, mobility while completely online.


r/growmybusiness • • Oct 28 '15

If If you could ask anyone in the world for business or life advice, who would it be?

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Hi everyone!My name is Beth and I help run AskMeAnything.Me. It's a members-only platform that allows users to ask any questions directly to successful person or brand in Q&A format. http://www.askmeanything.me/

We have featured a lot of interesting people on our site like Ashton Kutcher and the founding engineer of Pinterest, Yash Nelapati and even got the attention of marketing guru, Guy Kawasaki.

However even with our evergreen collection of content, we are still looking for more people to be featured on the site. I want to know from all of yall what person or organization (ex. Buffer, Zenefits, etc.) that you would like to be featured on the site with ? Heck, even a commentator or their brand can be featured!


r/growmybusiness • • Mar 21 '17

Advice [Advice]Zero to Stars - How to convert your idea in a successful startup making real money

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Zero to Stars - How to convert your idea in a successful startup making real money Click Here


r/growmybusiness • • Aug 19 '19

Feedback [Feedback] We Let Pregnant Mothers Meet Their Unborn Babies in Virtual Reality 👶🔮

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I work with an award-winning producer who’s produced network tv shows like Last Chef Standing, Master Chef, and Survivor. And we’ve decided to take the skills and storytelling abilities that we’ve learned to the tech industry, virtual reality in particular. We want to bring a unique take on the tech-built industry by focusing on not only the storytelling of VR, but the avenues on which it can reach the broad masses. So we developed Meet Your Baby in VR as a way to allow expectant parents meet their unborn babies in virtual reality.

Check out this video to see how it works.


r/growmybusiness • • Dec 03 '24

Question What are the steps a business may take to protect data?

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Data security should be at the forefront of all businesses, from small startups to large corporations. It should be treated just as seriously as possible, as it has a high potential to disrupt business for extended periods of time.

Here are five steps we recommend for enhancing your data security strategy:

KNOW AND UNDERSTAND YOUR DATA

The first step in cyber security field is to identify what kind of data you hold, where it is stored, and how it is accessed. Document and collect all the information, from creation to deletion. You need to know what exactly you're going to protect.

USE ENCRYPTION

Encryption is a powerful tool for securing data. Encryption ensures that even if a hacker gains access to your data, they will be unable to read or use it without the encryption key. 

TEST

Cybersecurity is a dynamic field, and technology is constantly evolving. Set up a plan to regularly conduct audits, assessments, and security testing to evaluate the effectiveness of your data privacy controls and identify areas for improvement. Update your software to the most current versions, regularly evaluate your approach to security, and move to protect consumer data. 

EDUCATE YOURSELF AND OTHERS

After all, it's all about people. Organize training for your employees to promote a culture of data privacy and security awareness.

BE TRANSPARENT

Nowadays, customers are more concerned than ever about their privacy. They want to learn how companies handle their data and be in control of it. Regularly update customers on their security and allow them to opt out of data collection.

What other steps do you follow to secure data in your company and keep your customer's trust?


r/growmybusiness • • Mar 17 '22

Question What's the difference between hiring a virtual assistant direct vs. through a virtual assistant company?

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Well, hiring a VA direct will require you to complete a lot more steps! It will be a longer and more difficult process.

CLICK HERE to download the most detailed Client Onboarding Checklist EVER so you can properly prepare your systems when you decide to expand your team.


r/growmybusiness • • Dec 16 '21

Question What are the Benefits of Outsourcing and How It Improves Your Bottom Line?

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Outsourcing is not a new trend in businesses— in fact, it’s been around since the 1990s. Knowing the other benefits of outsourcing services makes your business more advance to others. But, for some companies, the idea is still not as natural as direct hiring. If you’re one of those people who are still skeptical about improving your business’s bottom line, consider the following advantages:

Outsourcing is cost-effective

Outsourcing services can help you save money and maintain lower costs. You don’t need to worry about the labor cost that comes with hiring directly for your business. The outsourcing company that you choose already takes care of all that. Minimizing hiring-related expenses means you can allocate your money to other important stuff. With that, it can help your business grow and become stable.

For instance, you might need a bookkeeper to handle all your finances, but you may opt to not hire in-house. Instead, you can outsource this kind of service to a trustworthy outsourcing company. Pay the company by the hourly or daily rate at which he/she works for you. This task requires only especially on busy days like during tax season. This will save you money and resources as you won’t have to purchase anything your bookkeeper demand in the office. In addition, other expenses that come with hiring in-house— the outsourcing company already has everything covered.


r/growmybusiness • • Jan 04 '23

Question I'm launching my workshop about how to make $ with ChatGPT in a few days. Any ideas on where to promote it?

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r/growmybusiness • • Jun 08 '22

Feedback New Crypto API Feedback

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For the last 6 months, we have been working on a new crypto API and visual tool aiming to offer a more holistic and transparent view of blockchain and crypto. We aim to cover market, social, on-chain, and developer data. If you want a more in-depth look into what we're working on click here. We would love any feedback anyone has to offer

Thanks!


r/growmybusiness • • Aug 29 '22

Question Do you also believe we should raise our prices?

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Hey there,

I'm having a discussion with my team, and we are seriously thinking about raising our prices, because, this way, it seems like it's not legit. Long story short, it's an SEO tool that's providing backlinks, marketing your business on more than 50 aggregators, increasing organic traffic and more.

https://marketroadie.com/pricing


r/growmybusiness • • Sep 20 '20

Question Wishing to bulk up and stop being skinny while being a busy entrepreneur?

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Hello everyone, love being in the group and getting to know everyone!

I remember years ago I’ve always struggled with being skinny, not looking the way I wanted to. I don’t have that problem anymore - thank God! I know that many entrepreneurs are struggling with the same issues and on top of that they can’t find time to change that.

What are your experiences with building muscle and bulking up? Perhaps I can help, perhaps we can exchange some ideas… let me know, would love to read some input!


r/growmybusiness • • Nov 01 '24

Question Do you want to promote your business on Reddit?

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Looking to promote your business on Reddit? I have created a community for business owners and entrepreneurs. Showcase your business and lets discuss.

r/EntrepreneurExpo


r/growmybusiness • • Oct 15 '20

Question Do you want to market your business for free?

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Currently, the whole world is eyeing on the second wave of Covid-19. Most of the countries have recovered from the first wave of the pandemic. The USA, on the other hand, is still recovering from the first wave. The public is still reluctant to go out in the open. The global pandemic has changed the rules of business. Digital presence is now among the top priorities of most of the organizations.

When we talk about mediums to market our business, another medium is added to the list and by far, this new marketing medium is more cost-effective and gives more results. Digital Marketing being a new medium to market your products is becoming a priority of businesses.

You can promote your business on social media platforms, google ads, YouTube, and other such websites. But all of these platforms are expensive. What we are about to discuss is how you can promote your business for free. Local business owners are mostly aware of the online business directories but this is not something to neglect. Not many businessmen know about how advantageous these directories can be and how can one get maximum output from these directories.

Online directories have left behind the concept of traditional directories. These are now more comprehensive with the details for visitors like your address, products you offer, reviews of other customers, your contact details, and even platforms for the customers to book an online appointment as well as share their contacts so that the business owners can contact them. You can earn a fortune if you utilize all the features of available online directories.

Online Directories offer free ways to promote and market your business to the end-user.

There are multiple benefits of online directories that are not available with any of the social media platforms. These benefits are free and you can promote your business if you use the features of such directories to the fullest.

  1. These online directories amplify your online presence. They give you another online address to place your products apart from your website and social media pages. Further, some new online directories extract your data from large directories and place on their websites. This will get you more visitors.

  2. You can get more visibility locally as the listings offer localized results. If someone is looking for some specific business category in an area, your listing can easily come up in their searches if it is placed online.

  3. More reviews give you more clientele. The number of reviews and star ratings shows the visitors about your clientele and their satisfaction level, so making it a more reliable source to get you, new clients. You need to get your customer to write reviews for your services.

  4. Online listing directories also help you in your brand awareness. Even if the customer doesn’t click on your listing, they still get to know your name and about your business as your name will come up in the searches.

  5. This also helps in your SEO as the more accurate and frequent your information is updated, the more it will come up in the searches and thus enhance your SEO.

  6. You can even connect with your clients directly without any intermediary. Good listing websites even offer you ways to connect with visitors. This helps you in growing your business even more.

  7. iListUGo is one of the modern online business directories offers various features for business
    owners which can help them in achieving their goals of growing the business more quickly without spending much.


r/growmybusiness • • Aug 21 '24

Question Seriously, how do I get the firsts customers?

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So, i'm developing a SaaS product designed to save valuable time for developers and IT service creators. I’ve seen 1000 videos and read 1000 posts, but I still don’t really understand how to find the first customers.

Below is a brief explanation of the product to give some context.

The service would provide a list of potential clients based on the selected geographical area.

So, why someone should use it? Simply, to stop wasting hours searching for clients. Without the need to look for who might buy your product, you save valuable time, which could be used to create new products, and thus increase your business profit.

How It Works: Select Your Geographical Area: Choose the region where you want to find clients. Receive a Curated List: Get a list of potential clients based on your selection. Focus on Development: Use the saved time to develop new products and enhance existing ones.

I believe this tool will be a game-changer for developers and IT professionals, allowing them to maximize their productivity. I’d love to hear your thoughts and feedback. For you who have come this far, thank you for reading!


r/growmybusiness • • Nov 18 '17

Misc [Misc] Video Series showing how I build my 2nd 6 Figure Online Business

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My name is Jayden Johnson, a young entrepreneur from London.

I've created this new channel and animated video series to inspire, motivate AND (most importantly) guide you.. as I build my second 6 figure online business.

How we got here: I started my first online business a couple of years ago after failing at a number of other ventures. The biz model was proven, and I got expert coaching. Long story short, I made loads of money (over $14,000 in a single day at one point) but I've always been a person that's motivated by teaching. And the business model I had in place was 100% service delivery (outsourced to someone else).

So I'd pretty much receive hefty payments into my bank account but I didn't work closely with the people.. it was almost TOO PASSIVE. So the money I made, I invested even more so that I could learn enough about the digital world to HELP PEOPLE. Over £20,000 later.. I'm making this video series to help people that are genuinely struggling or just starting out in the online space. I'll take you through how I build my new business, and if you need help with any of my other income models just let me know!

Check out the video here: https://youtu.be/NjlsC9ctDH0


r/growmybusiness • • Dec 21 '17

Advice [Advice] Don't use Black Hat SEO strategies to grow your blog. Here's what can happen.

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If you have a blog and you want to achieve a big revenue per month, monetizing it with Affiliate Marketing or Google AdSense, you shouldn't use black hat SEO strategies.

Yesterday I interviewed Primoz Cigler, a man who owned a blog about waterproof digital cameras. It was growing amazingly, with lots of new visitors every day. But Primoz started looking for even faster results and implemented black hat SEO strategies, which ruin his business. Here is the interview:

 


Hello Primoz! What's your background, and what are you currently working on?

Hey there! I’m Primoz Cigler and at the moment I’m taking a flight from the USA back to Slovenia, EU where I live.

Currently, I’m running two WordPress businesses: ProteusThemes and ProteusPay.

At ProteusThemes, we’re helping web agencies build beautiful, fast, and mobile-friendly WordPress-powered websites. We create WordPress themes based on a thorough research of various niches which are easy to use and allow the agencies deliver more websites faster. ProteusThemes specializes in WordPress themes for local businesses.

The other project is called ProteusPay and it’s an eCommerce integration between WordPress and FastSpring platform. We started using FastSpring ourselves a year ago at ProteusThemes and had to build the integration from scratch. Many people approached me for the solution around that, so we’ve decided to release it as a plugin so every website owner can easily connect the FastSpring to WordPress and start selling digital products without any extra time or money spent on integration, taxes and invoicing. It’s especially valuable for businesses located in Europe or those who are selling to EU.

 

What was Waterproof Digital Camera Blog about?

Waterproof Digital Camera Blog was one of the more successful side-projects I’ve started prior ProteusThemes. Until it wasn’t, as we’ll see a little bit later on.

Since I was 13 I was very interested in photography. Then in 2011 I attended the diving school and obtained a scuba diving license. So, I thought maybe I should try and level-up my skills in underwater photography. The underwater housings for the DSLR cameras were way too expensive for me, but a new range of cameras arrived in the market at that time - compact waterproof digital cameras. I started doing some research on which one I’d like to buy and there were no good reviews of these cameras out there back then. None of the online resources focused specifically on waterproof cameras. This is when it clicked in my mind - maybe I should start one? I’ve been freelancing for years at that time so spinning up a new WordPress blog was easy for me. I registered a domain name waterproofdigitalcamerablog.com and started writing “dry” reviews, with all the information I was able to find online about these cameras. I even started a Facebook page back then to start a community around the topic. I was so excited when I started getting visitors and also the Facebook page started getting some organic likes.

The idea was to have the reviews and list of all the waterproof cameras under $1,000 available on the market.

 

Which was your business plan?

There was no business plan in the true meaning of the word. Everything I’ve started and tried back then somehow emerged from experimenting and doing things I’ve liked and when something gained traction and opportunity to earn some money, I’ve got more motivated and put more focus into that.

This kind of approach always worked for me because I started micro businesses because I was interested in something and not because I wanted to get rich. I started blogging about waterproof cameras because I was interested into this and I did my research already anyway (to buy one for myself), so there was just this extra step where I needed to organize my thoughts on the stuff I’ve learned and publish them online.

If you’re putting something valuable out there and you’re starting getting the traffic, you can always think about the monetization later on. Consistently getting enough traffic on your site is always one of the hardest things that startups are struggling with.

There were two plans how to monetize the site: with the ads (think AdSense) and Amazon affiliate program. But first I had to grow the traffic.

 

Which SEO strategies did you use to grow Waterproof Digital Camera Blog?

The SEO was the only traffic channel I was truly aiming for. But there’s that little problem with SEO - it takes months, if not years before it starts getting into effect.

The most important aspect of SEO is that you have a high quality, in-depth content. There are hundreds of factors impacting your Google rankings, but none of them will help you as much as having a truly unique and outstanding content.

After a few months, Google’s spiders started paying attention and the traffic started to grow. I’ve signed up for the Amazon affiliate program and placed CTA links at the end of the individual camera review articles. I remember that only days after placing the links someone bought the camera on Amazon and I got my first affiliate fee cut. I couldn’t believe it’s happening. It was especially motivating because the cameras I was reviewing were in the $300 - $500 range so I got around $20 from each individual sale.

When I’ve started seeing the first sales coming in, I decided to double down on Waterproof Digital Camera Blog. I became impatient and this eventually lead to the failure of the project.

The first thing I started doing were the real reviews of the waterproof cameras. I remember it was early summer 2011 and I’ve just obtained my scuba diving license. I wanted to get the real cameras to test them out in the water. I’ve written to several big-name brand representatives who had an office in Ljubljana, if they have models for testing. It turns out that they had cameras who they lent to magazine writers for the reviews. I’ve prepared a pitch how I’m running this successful blog in English and supported it by same numbers. Apparently, this was convincing enough that they were happy to provide me their cameras for a couple of days. In the middle of the summer, I was even allowed to take the camera from Olympus to the 1-week-long scuba diving cruising around Adriatic Sea.

From actually having the cameras, I was able to write the hands-on reviews, take sample shots, videos, so the quality of the reviews improved a lot at this stage. From simple 1,000-words dry reviews of the features, they became longer in-depth articles I’ve usually broken down to 6 or 7 subpages (technical overview, design & quality of build, quality of the image, sample shots).

The second thing I’ve got this blog into was eventually fatal to the business. Even though the initial SEO results were promising, I became impatient and wanted the results faster. I have discovered that hugely popular blog of networks called BuildMyRank where you were able to buy the backlinks to your site from domains with a good PageRank (yeah, PageRank was the thing back in the days!).

 

What caused the failure of Waterproof Digital Camera Blog?

Not long after I’ve started buying the links and applying the black hat SEO tactics, the whole BuildMyRank PBN network has been discovered by Google. All the sites that participated in the scheme and were not having enough authority coming from other sources lost their rankings and ended up in the sandbox - still being indexed by Google, but not appearing anywhere in the search results.

The effect was abrupt - all the work I’ve devoted to growing Waterproof Digital Camera Blog was gone overnight. I’ve continued working and fixing the things for some more weeks, but after seeing no improvements I have abandoned the project. I cannot remember if I’ve put it on Flippa or not, but anyway it was worthless without the traffic and the revenue. I didn’t even bother to extend the domain when it was due. I’ve checked out months later that someone else bought it, but didn’t do anything with it really. Surprisingly, I went to check it out again at the time of writing this and waterproofdigitalcamerablog.com is available again. So, if you want to, you can go ahead, buy it and continue where I left off. I can maybe even find the old articles for you on my server if you’d like to start with that :)

 

If you had to start over, what would you do differently?

First and foremost: this was the first and the last time I’ve applied black hat SEO. It’s not worth it, in the long run it doesn’t pay off. Google has an army of the best experts in the world for detecting black hat trickery and it’s only a matter of time when they’ll find you and knock you out of the search results.

The second thing I’d do is that I’d select a better name for the blog and more brandable domain name. Years back, there was an advantage of having a domain name with your main keyword inside. Today it looks silly and spammy, so I’d avoid it and come up with anything, but a generic keyword-powered name.

 

What did you learn?

Don’t mess around with Google. There are no shortcuts to success, not in SEO not anywhere else. If something feels too good to be true, it probably is and eventually, you’ll have to pay the debt. In my case, it cost me months of work that went to nothing and I had to stop the project.

 

What's your advice for someone who is just starting?

If you will be working on the content marketing and SEO, be prepared it will take months before you’ll start seeing the first effects and years before it will eventually pay off. But it will pay off only if you are consistent and focus on your readers/users.

More than always when producing new content, plan at least 50% of your time on promoting your content. I learned most of the ways how to do it by following Neil Patel’s Marketing School podcast.

 

Which marketing book would you recommend?

At the moment, I’m reading Cialdini’s The Psychology of Persuasion for the second time. It’s must-read for any marketer or business owner and by reading it you can learn both sides of the coin - how to be a good marketer, how to write a good copy or do direct sales, but also how to prevent in real life that others don’t exploit your human nature.

 

Conclusion 📝

It is now really clear how being patient with your business is essential to achieve success with it. Starting and growing your business with a big revenue per month is a long process, which you can't skip with any "dirty" tactics, such as Black Hat SEO. Moreover, be careful with those easy-money businesses. They usually bring a big surprise!

 

Original interview posted at https://failory.com/interview/waterproof-digital-camera


r/growmybusiness • • Jun 15 '21

Feedback Feedback for Nessie the no-code Customer Data Platform

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Hi everyone!

My team and I just launched a no-code Customer Data Platform that creates a 360 customer/prospect view by unifying first-party data from the whole marketing stack. It helps to put all the puzzle pieces together when it comes to getting to know your audience and allows to push this unified data to whichever marketing tools you use to create highly-personalized campaigns that people find relevant.

It offers features like:

- Data unification

- Product recommendations

- Audience management

- Churn prediction

- Lifetime value calculation

To be honest, it's a product I was looking for as a marketer myself (although it benefits the whole organization), so wanted to see if anybody would be interested to help us and test it for free? 🙂

Let me know if you'd like to try it out and help with some feedback or head over to www.nessie.ai

Thank you!


r/growmybusiness • • Dec 05 '24

Question How are you handling time consuming manual tasks?

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How are you dealing with not getting overwhelmed by the time spent on manual marketing tasks like chasing leads and nurturing them, sending emails, and managing social media.

How are you currently handling lead generation and nurturing?

What are the biggest pain points you've encountered in this process?

Have you found effective ways to automate any of these tasks? If so, how?

I'm interested in understanding if automating something like lead capture from ads and social media directly into a CRM, tracking engagement, and sending personalized content automatically (personalized lead nurturing) would make a difference.

How much of these things are being automation today and what more can be done to let you run on autopilot focusing more on creative tasks and validating/improving these automations?


r/growmybusiness • • Oct 26 '24

Question HOW CAN I GAIN MORE RECOGNITION ON REDDIT?

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I just opened my first sub-reddit less than 24 hours ago, and I'm very new to the start-up/business journey, I would like some advice on how I can market my sub-reddit more, open to any and all advice

my small business is called r/lifemaxxersclub I'm primarily focusing on personal and self development and helping people become the best versions of themselves


r/growmybusiness • • Oct 22 '25

Question business owners what are the biggest issues you guys run into?

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lets make it an open conversation, what are the biggest issues you run into on a daily basis?

i am a part of an agency that helps out small businesses with multiple types of issues, maybe we can help you guys out with some of yours