Adventures In Digital Marketing

It's true - People across the board love good storytelling. It's at the center of human cultures worldwide. People relate to stories. And even more, people love a good story that teaches us about how someone overcame great challenges and difficulties to achieve something substantial for their lives. And that's what week two of the One Funnel Away Challenge is all about. This week you're going to learn about the importance of having a daily publishing schedule (yes, daily!), learning how to tell your epiphany bridge and origin stories, and learning how to write hooks that grab the attention of readers. This is a pivotal week in the One Funnel Away Challenge - and so full of good stuff! And it's what I'm talking about in today's episode. 

One of the biggest challenges people face when it comes to being successful with their online sales funnels is figuring out how to use sales funnels in their business. I know it was a HUGE challenge for me when I was getting started! In this episode I'm talking about Week 1 of the One Funnel Away Challenge which is all about creating offers, offer hacking, and figuring out unique and ingenious ideas for crafting value-rich products and services and how you can use them in your funnels.

Wouldn't it be great if someone who's been through Russell Brunson's One Funnel Away Challenge, and could fill you in on all the details? Yea, I thought so too, so that's what I'm covering this week on the Adventures In Digital Marketing Podcast. Today's episode talks about what's covered during Week 0 or, "Belief Week". This week is foundational for the work that's coming up over the next several weeks and you don't want to miss it.

The One Funnel Away Challenge is has been a huge help to me in my business. There is so much good training and information here, and the best thing about it is that it can take you from the very beginning, with no product, and no ideas, to a fully completed funnel that's live and earning money in 30 days. I'm recommending it to everyone, and especially to new online entrepreneurs and in this episode, I'm covering all the reasons why.

I remember my dad telling me that "If it was easy, everyone would be doing it." And another nugget of wisdom I got from him, was "if it's worth doing, it's worth doing right." It's the same thing I'm trying to teach my daughter. And it's something I remind myself about all the time. Grant Cardone did an amazing job of describing the right mindset in his book, "Be Obsessed or Be Average" and I'm talking about how I'm applying that principle to my work.

When you're working on a website design, trying to figure out features and functionality, there is a big challenge to keep the focus on the right things. Sometimes it's really easy to get distracted with what you want on your site. Today's episode talks about this challenge and how focus in on the right things.

Learning styles are different for different people. Some people like words and prose. Some prefer audio. Some are hands-on and the first thing they do when they get a new gadget is throw out the owner's manual and start to try to figure things out. The goal for this book is to help broaden how I can reach people to help empower them to build their own self-hosted WordPress sites. But there's always a story right? So in this episode I wanted to dig a little deeper into why I'm creating this book. 

When it comes to starting your self-hosted WordPress website, there are a few things you need to have in place that are essential for every successful site. But there are a couple things that, when you're getting started, you have to avoid at all costs. In today's episode I go over what those things are and how to make your launch for your new site a success.

In today's episode, I've got a quick update on the WordPress Website Blueprint book, and I also wanted to tell you about how last weekend I had an incredible win that has really helped me move the needle. 

I read a book several years ago that claimed to possess the secret to getting absolutely anything you want. The "secret" was simple enough in concept, and even though the book wasn't that revolutionary sometimes it's those things that are clear and plain as day that make the biggest difference and that’s what I’m talking about in this episode.