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Your ideas don't get greater sitting in your head.
People are going to judge you even if you spend $100K on production, sooooooooooo #minuswell get it poppin.
Sometimes getting your processes and workflows together has an added, unexpected benefit. This #rikkiquickie epi addresses reducing the chance of getting scammed using workflows... specifically in relation to potential website design client scamming.
In one particular case, using Dubsado, may have saved me a lot of fraud-laced frustration.
Hey now! This episode of #RikkiQuickie is a little food for thought before you choose the platform(s) to help you clone yourself. Sometimes what everyone else says they are using isn't the right tool for you; so it helps to know what you need before you go signing up all over the place.
How many tools/platforms are you using to manage your business right now?
I currently use one tool to perform 7 functions... you can read about it, and snag my code for 20% off your first month or year here https://www.suite369.com/blog/dubsado/
Once you've outlined your Customer Journey, you can move into creating workflows.
Well, that starts with getting it out of your head and onto paper. And then making sure that you have all the pieces needed in one place. Let's build your workflow toolbox.
Get the #beforeyouworkflow Starter Guide https://www.suite369.com/blog/before-you-workflow-getting-started/
but what happens to them once they get there?
Crafting Your Customer Journey:
Before You Workflow, you should know how you'd like your Client Journey to go. This #rikkiquickie covers the basic steps of your customer's journey to help you break down the steps and make workflow-ing a tad easier.
Apparently this can't be said enough: Please don't add people to your mailing list without their permission.
Are you about to file a new business registration, copyright, or trademark? Secure the domain name before you hit "submit".
Why?
Domain vultures...
Secure your name here http://bit.ly/369blog15
Welcome to the #rikkiquickie: a series of quick tips to help you get - and keep - your back-end in order.
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