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How Automation Can Help Scale your Business
Welcome back for episode 34 of the Think Digital podcast.
On this podcast we talk to Greg Hickman, digital marketing consultant and founder/CEO of System.ly.
Greg’s clients use automation to transform their grueling 15-hour days into manageable 5-hour days--all while adding revenue--thanks to the processes he helps them to put in place. He teaches entrepreneurs to build scalable businesses where the work that’s left for them to do is the work they actually like!
But, with all due respect to REM, going automatic isn’t for all of the people.
Greg walks us through why clients need to put in the time doing a task manually before he’ll help them to decide if, and how, to automate.
In this episode, Greg also talks about why every single business that he has helped get past the one-million mark--and those that were already there when he started working with them--offers their clients only one to two products. He shares some of his behind-the-scenes findings from big-time online outfits, including the commonalities in those that actually have it all together inside their operation. Those entrepreneurs whose businesses turned out to be big old messes behind the scenes? Greg shares what he found that they all have in common, as well.
If you’re a service provider, you’ll want to hear why Greg cautions that you can’t be “hands to keyboard” for somebody else and still be building a sustainable company. He explains that saying yes to clients isn’t a scalable product (or a product at all...), and what you should be saying instead.
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How Automation Can Help Scale your Business
Welcome back for episode 34 of the Think Digital podcast.
On this podcast we talk to Greg Hickman, digital marketing consultant and founder/CEO of System.ly.
Greg’s clients use automation to transform their grueling 15-hour days into manageable 5-hour days--all while adding revenue--thanks to the processes he helps them to put in place. He teaches entrepreneurs to build scalable businesses where the work that’s left for them to do is the work they actually like!
But, with all due respect to REM, going automatic isn’t for all of the people.
Greg walks us through why clients need to put in the time doing a task manually before he’ll help them to decide if, and how, to automate.
In this episode, Greg also talks about why every single business that he has helped get past the one-million mark--and those that were already there when he started working with them--offers their clients only one to two products. He shares some of his behind-the-scenes findings from big-time online outfits, including the commonalities in those that actually have it all together inside their operation. Those entrepreneurs whose businesses turned out to be big old messes behind the scenes? Greg shares what he found that they all have in common, as well.
If you’re a service provider, you’ll want to hear why Greg cautions that you can’t be “hands to keyboard” for somebody else and still be building a sustainable company. He explains that saying yes to clients isn’t a scalable product (or a product at all...), and what you should be saying instead.
What You’ll Learn In This Podcast Episode:
Links from This Episode: