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  • What's So Great About An Email List? With Serial Entrepreneur Anik Singal
    Anik Singal is our guest today on Business Lunch With Roland Frasier. He shares a ton of takeaways for entrepreneurs! Anik is a Co-Founder of Send Lane (SAAS), https://lurn.com/ (LURN.com) (an eLearning platform), a Live event company, Webinar Con and more!
    Anik is enjoying a record year across his businesses. If this is a roaring success of a year for you, OR, the worst year you could imagine, listen in today for tips, tricks and strategies. Wherever you’re at in your business, you will appreciate Anik’s perspective and passion for business.
    “Every entrepreneur has that lemonade stand story. I was in third grade and opened a lemonade stand, but I hired second graders to run it! I used to be inside watching cartoons". Anik Singal
    If you’re enjoying the show, you can show your support by heading over to ApplePodcasts and hitting the subscribe button! This will help other smart listeners find us, and we would really appreciate that! You can also sign up for emails from Roland and his team, on our https://businesslunchpodcast.com/ (home pag)e.
    Listen For Anik's Expert Approach To Email The cardinal rule for working your email list.
    Why you absolutely NEED to use your audience (wherever it is), to build up your email list.
    “The one big reason is this; you own your email list. No one can take that away from you, right? You do not own your YouTube audience. You do not own your Facebook audience or any of these platforms, and they can, and many times have taken it away from you”. Singal
    A winning strategy for your newsletter content.
    “You may not even know we’re in the middle of promoting or getting you revved up for a launch we’re doing, we’re doing it through tremendous values. So I call it the hybrid model, where you’re not saying, ‘today, am I doing content’ or am ‘I doing a pitch email’, I actually love doing a hybrid." Singal
    PLUS, What To Do If You’re Starting Out Right Now. Roland asked Anik if he was to start all over again, how would he do it? Anik shared these steps with you.
    Step 1: Build An Audience Anik recommends these platforms in order of how powerful they are…1) Email Lists, 2) YouTube, 3) Facebook Groups, 4) Podcasts. He explains why in the episode, so be sure to listen.
    Step 2: Get Yourself 1000 Concrete Followers. Singal believes to get those 1000 Concrete followers that you need about 3000 subscribers on YouTube, 4000 In a Facebook group, and 10,000 on an email list.
    “Then I just know it; you build the audience, you’ll figure out how to make money.” Singal
    Step 3: If you’re building a Software company; “Here’s my advice. Unless you are very technical yourself, if you’re building a software company, your first, most expensive =hire should be a very advanced technical person.”
    Plus, You'll Hear The Learning philosophy that has led to his success.
    “That’s why you’re not making money because you are sitting back and waiting for you to learn everything. Just started doing. That’s all. It’s literally how I learn everything I do. I just start doing.” Singal
    What fuels and motivates Singal (It’s not money).
    How Singal came to make a million dollars in his last year of College.
    The power of asking great questions.
    “My superpower is that I know how to find the right people. And I asked lots of good questions. I’ll never waste anyone’s time.” Singal.
    Why you shouldn’t be afraid to ‘fail’.
    “It’s okay to fall flat on your face, mess it up first two or three attempts or two or three clients. That’s the best way to learn. There’s no better way.” Singal.
    …And so much more!
    Mentioned In This Episode Ryan Deiss' Programs (https://www.digitalmarketer.com/ (Digital Marketer))
    Think And Grow Rich on Audible
    Money Book By Tony Robbins
    https://www.emaildrips.com/ (EmailDrips.com)
    Follow Anik Singal The Fighting Entrepreneur Podcast
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    39 min
  • Why You Don't (But Do) Need To Fear Bringing On Investors, With Roland Frasier
    The Richest People in the world don’t own 100% of their businesses. And neither does Roland. You don't need to own 100% to maintain control of your company.
    With an all-too-knowing look, Roland Frasier told his Mastermind, “The biggest risk in bringing on investors is that you lie and get sued. Or you don’t tell the truth and the SEC sends you to jail, AND you get sued, AND you lose your money. Uh, so it’s a really (not) a great thing to do.”
    That’s pretty much the worst scenario. But if you’re concerned about losing control of the company you founded - or being kicked out like Steve Jobs with Apple, you’re not alone, and you have good reason to be concerned.
    “These are strategies that many people don’t think about. And if you don’t think about it, then bad things can happen because if you think about Steve Jobs, he got thrown out of Apple. George Zimmer, out of Men’s Warehouse, Chip Wilson out of Lulu Lemon, (to name a few) even though they were founders.” Roland Frasier
    But in this episode, Roland surprisingly makes a case that will move you forward. You’ll benefit from this ex-lawyers’ perspective.
    “There’s just no place to make more money faster than going into those markets”. Roland Frasier.
    Did you know,
    • Jeff Bezos is worth 110 Billion (and climbing). He only owns 12% of Amazon.
    • Warren Buffet has a net worth of $86 Billion but only has 38% of Berkshire Hathaway. • Bill Gates, worth 105 Billion, has a mere 1.3% of Microsoft.
    You get the idea.
    “So none of these people have a majority interest in their company, but you can control the company, even though you don’t own it.” Roland Frasier.
    Listen for, • How to give shares away, but keep control.
    • The impact of good legal advice, compared to GREAT legal advice.
    Thank you for listening today. Be sure to subscribe and tune in for our ‘sit-down’ interview on Wednesday, and we’ll have more directly from Roland Frasier, next Monday.
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    Mentioned in this episode:
    Get Roland's Training on Acquiring Businesses!
    Discover The EXACT Strategy Roland Has Used To Found, Acquire, Scale And Sell Over Two Dozen Businesses With Sales Ranging From $3 Million To Just Under $4 Billion!
    https://business-lunch.captivate.fm/epic (EPIC Training)
    8 min
  • From The Military To Winning At Business, With Patch Baker
    Roland Frasier and Patch Baker went from being strangers to business partners, and they break down that progression in this fascinating episode. You will be inspired and encouraged by Bakers’ story and mindset.
    Patch is a renowned investor and serial entrepreneur with multiple ventures and exits. As an expert marketer and thought leader, he impacts Fortune 500 clients to Veteran-owned start-ups, showing them how to lead with tenacity, discipline, and grit.
    “I believe that businesses are lives, and you have the responsibility for the livelihoods of the people in your team. Sometimes people call them employees. I only do that on tax records”. Patch Baker
    If you don’t know how to ‘get in the room’ that you want to be in (with the smartest people in your industry), this episode will give you ideas, confidence, and insight into how top-notch business minds work.
    “You can’t luck into everything. Most of the time, you pay to open doors. And try not to say something stupid when you’re in the room. Get them to know, like, and trust you, just like you would any other customer. Right? And then hopefully you find some common ground where you can meet in the middle, and it’s beneficial to both of you”. Patch Baker
    If you’re enjoying the show, you can show your support by heading over to ApplePodcasts and hitting the subscribe button! This will help other smart listeners find us, and we would really appreciate that!
    Listen For, What Patch is doing with his ‘9th life’ after many years of service in the Marine Corps and the secret service.
    What most people miss when networking and building business relationships.
    How to make people ’above you’, your peers.
    How to get someone’s attention thoughtfully and not just ‘sucking up to them’.
    Ideas if you don’t have the cash to pay to get into the room.
    The non-typical business payment structure that Baker uses to acquire equity and ensure happy customers.
    Patch’s Winning MINDSET.
    “All of my businesses are built on what I learned in the military. So I’m not even trying to win every battle. I’m just trying to win every war that I have, and that war can be hour to hour. It can be day to day. It could be month to month, quarter to quarter, year to year, it doesn’t matter. I just want to win. Winning doesn’t necessarily mean more money. It doesn’t necessarily mean more impact or more people in my network. It can be as simple as just being better tomorrow at something than I am today by a fraction of a percent”. Patch Baker.
    Plus, Roland Shares How to guard your time.
    “Your time is the most precious thing you have, and it’s very easy to give it away, especially when you want to help people. We all want other people to succeed, but because time is limited, you have to guard it.” Roland Frasier
    How to ensure the people you’re helping have the commitment to warrant your time.
    Charging a consulting fee “is going to screen out a lot of people who have not got the commitment or resourcefulness or dedication or belief to invest in themselves enough to do it”. Roland Frasier
    • What not to do at a Speaker event.
    • And more!
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    39 min
  • From The Military To Winning At Business, With Patch Baker

    Roland Frasier and Patch Baker went from being strangers to business partners, and they break down that progression in this fascinating episode. You will be inspired and encouraged by Bakers’ story and mindset. 

    Patch is a renowned investor and serial entrepreneur with multiple ventures and exits. As an expert marketer and thought leader, he impacts Fortune 500 clients to Veteran-owned start-ups, showing them how to lead with tenacity, discipline, and grit.

    “I believe that businesses are lives, and you have the responsibility for the livelihoods of the people in your team. Sometimes people call them employees. I only do that on tax records”. Patch Baker 

    If you don’t know how to ‘get in the room’ that you want to be in (with the smartest people in your industry), this episode will give you ideas, confidence, and insight into how top-notch business minds work. 

    “You can’t luck into everything. Most of the time, you pay to open doors. And try not to say something stupid when you’re in the room. Get them to know, like, and trust you, just like you would any other customer. Right? And then hopefully you find some common ground where you can meet in the middle, and it’s beneficial to both of you”. Patch Baker

    If you’re enjoying the show, you can show your support by heading over to ApplePodcasts and hitting the subscribe button! This will help other smart listeners find us, and we would really appreciate that!

    Listen For,
    • What Patch is doing with his ‘9th life’ after many years of service in the Marine Corps and the secret service.
    • What most people miss when networking and building business relationships.
    • How to make people ’above you’, your peers. 
    • How to get someone’s attention thoughtfully and not just ‘sucking up to them’.
    • Ideas if you don’t have the cash to pay to get into the room.
    • The non-typical business payment structure that Baker uses to acquire equity and ensure happy customers.
    • Patch’s Winning MINDSET.

    “All of my businesses are built on what I learned in the military. So I’m not even trying to win every battle. I’m just trying to win every war that I have, and that war can be hour to hour. It can be day to day. It could be month to month, quarter to quarter, year to year, it doesn’t matter. I just want to win. Winning doesn’t necessarily mean more money. It doesn’t necessarily mean more impact or more people in my network. It can be as simple as just being better tomorrow at something than I am today by a fraction of a percent”. Patch Baker.

    Plus, Roland Shares
    • How to guard your time.

    “Your time is the most precious thing you have, and it’s very easy to give it away, especially when you want to help people. We all want other people to succeed, but because time is limited, you have to guard it.” Roland Frasier

    • How to ensure the people you’re helping have the commitment to warrant your time.

    Charging a consulting fee “is going to screen out a lot of people who have not got the commitment or resourcefulness or dedication or belief to invest in themselves enough to do it”. Roland Frasier

    • What not to do at a Speaker event.

    • And more!

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    Thanks so much for joining us this week. Want to subscribe to Business Lunch with Roland Frasier? Have some feedback you’d like to share? Connect with us on ApplePodcasts and leave us an honest review! Your feedback will not only help us improve the show, but it will help us connect with more high flyers like you.

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    39 min
  • How To Structure Your Business Like The Smartest Person In The Room, With Roland Frasier
    In this short, snack-size episode, Roland Frasier shares something near and dear to his heart. How to structure your way to exponential profits, personal protection, maximum flexibility, and smooth exits.
    Structure.
    Sounds exciting, right? But actually, it is. This episode is your fly-on-the-wall opportunity to hear Roland speaking with his elite Mastermind. Listen for a breakdown of your options, and Roland's expert insight into the inherent advantages of these strategies. He also shares what he would never do based on years of experience, saving you some trouble that you can avoid.
    Be sure to subscribe and tune in for our 'sit-down' interview on Wednesday, and we'll have more directly from Roland Frasier, next Monday. If you love the show, head over to our website and sign up for news and exclusive opportunities.
    Listen As Roland Explains Why You Might Structure - 1. By Value Cache: Have a different entity for every profit center. • Tangible assets (like real estate or equipment).
    • Intangible assets (like tradable copyrights, trademarks, patents, e.t.c).
    • Intellectual property (like customer lists, domain names, and trade secrets).
    2. By Objective. • To Limit Liability.
    "So maybe you want to have different entities, to limit your liability. Anytime we do a new product suite, we do a new entity because I don't want that entity to be potentially liable for anything that might come from the other entities, including employee lawsuits or taxes, or unhappy partners or who knows what…" Roland Frasier.
    • To Save Taxes.
    Different States and Countries have different taxes. So if you're selling internationally, it makes sense.
    • To Maintain Control
    • To Be Funding Friendly
    • For Favorable Laws
    "So there are some places that you can do things that you can't do here, and you have to have a separate entity because if you don't, it all goes down, back up to the parent company here, and it can be a challenge for you." Roland Frasier.
    It's essential to think through what kind of entities you might want for different objectives. Listen as Roland explains and gives examples.
    Plus, You Will Hear, • How Roland recommends you build in protection and the ability to get creative and splinter your assets for maximum profit.
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    Follow Roland Frasier On Facebook
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    Mentioned in this episode:
    Get Roland's Training on Acquiring Businesses!
    Discover The EXACT Strategy Roland Has Used To Found, Acquire, Scale And Sell Over Two Dozen Businesses With Sales Ranging From $3 Million To Just Under $4 Billion!
    https://business-lunch.captivate.fm/epic (EPIC Training)
    10 min
  • The Guitar Teacher That Makes Millions: How To Shorten Your Path To Success, With Charlie Wallace
    Charlie Wallace has managed to do what SO many others have not been able to figure out. Make Millions playing guitar! (Ok, it’s a little more complicated than that.) In his conversation with Roland Frasier, the founder of the Guitar Mastery Method shares his path to success and the principles that have enabled him to make millions and live his dream.
    If you are trying to build a passion business online, you will be encouraged by this episode. If you’re trying to transition from being the brand or product to being the CEO, this episode is for you.
    Charlie had a clear goal for his business, a strong and simple Why: To make enough money to hire his whole band and ensure that they could all tour at the drop of a hat, and show up to practice on time, every time! He’s now doing just that, and more, with a worldwide team making millions.
    If you’re enjoying the show, you can show your support by heading over to ApplePodcasts and hitting the subscribe button! This will help other smart listeners find us, and we would really appreciate that!
    Charlie's Top 3 Tips To Help You Succeed In Your Venture: 1. ‘Spend Time’ With Your Top 5 Entrepreneurial Gurus. “I had to listen to them every single day, just to change my mindset, because I had never known anybody with money. So I had to really change a lot of the paradigms in my mind”. Charlie Wallace.
    2. Spend any money that you make, especially in the beginning, on education.
    Don’t hesitate if you can get direct education with people that know what they’re doing.
    3. Have a big enough Why?
    “I went to crazy lengths and worked insane hours and didn’t sleep and, you know, sacrificed everything for a large period of years to the get the business to where it is. I was going to say work harder than anyone else, but it’s too easy to lose motivation. But if you have the Why the hard work is going to happen automatically”. Charlie Wallace.
    Plus, Listen For • Advice on making a video course (thanks to Charlie's hindsight).
    “If you know a subject, I literally would just bullet point it and speak to the camera because it’s so much better to have a conversation with somebody through a camera than speaking off a script”. Charlie Wallace
    • How he transitioned from being the product and brand to the CEO role.
    “At the end of the day, if I die, Guitar Mastery Method will live on, but it wouldn’t have a few years ago”. Charlie Wallace.
    • Non-compete issues and hiring success.
    • What didn't work.
    “I tried to create something to sell to everybody, and because of that, I could sell it to nobody.” Charlie Wallace.
    And more!
    Follow Charlie On https://www.facebook.com/CharlieWallaceMusic/ (Facebook).
    On YouTube.
    Check out his https://blacksmoketrigger.com/ (band).
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    Mentioned in this episode:
    Get Roland's Training on Acquiring Businesses!
    Discover The EXACT Strategy Roland Has Used To Found, Acquire, Scale And Sell Over Two Dozen Businesses With Sales Ranging From $3 Million To Just Under $4 Billion!
    https://business-lunch.captivate.fm/epic (EPIC Training)
    33 min
  • Pivot To Thrive: A Canvas To Brainstorm Your Next Move, With Roland Frasier
    In this short, snack-size episode, Roland Frasier shares his ‘Pivot Canvas’ to help you brainstorm the smartest ways to grow and pivot.
    By running your business through these ideas, you will be able to see if there are opportunities that you are missing or innovations that you can make to the models you already have in place. Listen as Roland explains each strategy and backs it up with successful examples.
    Be sure to https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/business-lunch/id1442654104 (subscribe) and tune in for our ‘sit-down’ interview on Wednesday, and we’ll have more directly from Roland Frasier, next Monday. If you’re loving the show, head over to our https://businesslunchpodcast.com/ (website) and sign up for news and exclusive opportunities.
    Roland Frasiers Pivot Canvas Can you… 1. Zoom in like Apple?
    2. Zoom out?
    “Have one product that is very inclusive, that you can splinter out so that you have lots of separate products”. Roland Frasier
    3. Improve your price or performance with new technology?
    4. Switch your Sales Platform (between a house product and an affiliate or marketplace)?
    5. Change your distribution channel (but not your product)?
    6. Value Capture: Is there some kind of revenue model that you haven’t thought about before?
    7. Can you change your growth engine? Switch from viral to paid? Or visa versa?
    8. Tweak your product to solve a more critical customer need than it’s currently solving?
    “There’s a lot of products that started out one way. Post-its would probably be the best example - they were supposed to be inventing a non-breakable bond. And, and they did not succeed. They failed utterly because it wouldn’t stick even to paper. But it turns out that that’s pretty cool. Right?” Roland Frasier
    How about you, 9. Adjust your customer segment? Directing the same product to a different customer.
    “So we do this with masterminds. We have the https://www.warroommastermind.com/ (War Room Mastermind) for digital marketing and digital businesses. We have Closing Table for Real Estate agents and brokers. We have https://go.reww.com/join (Boardroom) for Real Estate Investors. It’s the same product just going to different segments.” Roland Frasier
    And lastly, 10. Consider changing your ‘architecture’ from the high margin, making a lot of money on a low volume, to making a little money on a lot of volume.
    Thanks so much for joining us this week. Want to subscribe to Business Lunch with Roland Frasier? Have some feedback you’d like to share? Connect with us on https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/business-lunch-with-roland-frasier/id1442654104?mt=2&ign-mpt=uo%253D4 (ApplePodcasts) and leave us an honest review! Your feedback will help us improve the show, and connect us with more high flyers like you.
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    Mentioned in this episode:
    Get Roland's Training on Acquiring Businesses!
    Discover The EXACT Strategy Roland Has Used To Found, Acquire, Scale And Sell Over Two Dozen Businesses With Sales Ranging From $3 Million To Just Under $4 Billion!
    https://business-lunch.captivate.fm/epic (EPIC Training)
    8 min
  • Connecting Like It’s Your SuperPower (The Magic Rapport Formula), with Joe Polish
    We’re excited to share this conversation between http://JoePolish.com (Joe Polish) and https://www.rolandfrasier.com/ (Roland Frasier). Joe is known for his ability to connect with almost anyone on the planet. Polish is the founder of Piranha Marketing, Genius Network, GeniusX, and the non-profit organization Genius Recovery Foundation.
    If you want to become a better connector while working on adding more value to the world, this is your episode.
    Joe shares nine ways to become a better connector, a slew of life-changing books and a wealth of wisdom for entrepreneurs. For more from Joe, head over to his website and jump over to episode 143, which we recorded at the beginning of this pandemic season.
    “I don’t ask anybody to do anything for me without creating Value first. I don’t have an entitlement attitude. Like I am not entitled to any money, any access, anything if I don’t create value first.” Joe Polish
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    9 Ways To Be A Better Connector Focus on how you will help people or reduce their suffering.
    Treat others like you’d be like to treated.
    Appreciate people and acknowledge people.
    Give Value on the spot.
    Create education-based help with your expertise that people can then give away to others.
    Connect one person a week to someone who can solve their problem or help them reach their opportunity.
    Give people elegant ideas
    Help people make better decisions.
    Get as close to in-person as you can.
    “People say time is money. Maybe relationships are money. When you wake up and turn off your alarm clock or whatever, you know, piles of money don’t show up. Money comes from the development of relationships. People that you hire, people that you work with, the Value you create in the world. Create more Value. You’re going to get more money.” Joe Polish.
    Plus, Listen For, Where he would ‘start’ as a marketer if he was starting out today.
    The Philosophy behind his ‘superpower’ (Connecting).
    How to reconcile the unquenchable need for input.
    “I just have a massive curiosity. If people are not really curious, I don’t know if they’d be willing to do the type of work I’m willing to do. I care, I mean, I care a lot about certain things.” Joe Polish
    His appreciation for minimalism and meditation.
    “One of the challenges with being a salesperson is you can sell yourself into all kinds of messes…For very successful people, success traps are harder to get out of than failure traps because you’re making money, and you have all this fame, notoriety, but you hate your life.”
    Mentioned In This Episode https://geniusnetwork.com/giverbook/ (Joes Free Book)
    Genius Recovery Network
    https://connectedthemovie.com/ (Connected The Movie)
    Books Mentioned: Scientific Advertising by Claude Hopkins
    Ogilvy on advertising by David Ogilvy
    The Robert Collier Letter Book
    How to write a successful advertisement, Vic Schwab
    The Miracle Morning For Addiction
    Little Black Stretchy Pants
    Shoe Dog
    Master Life, David Kekich
    The Road Less Stupid
    Contact & Follow Joe Polish https://ilovemarketing.com/podcasts/ (I Love Marketing Podcast )
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    1 hr 3 min
  • Innovate: Mix And Match These 14 Different Business Models With These 14 Pricing Structures, With Roland Frasier
    "Innovation can be hard if you can't systematize it." Roland Frasier
    In this short, snackable episode, Roland Frasier lays out 14 different business models, and drills down on 14 different pricing structures. By thinking through these categories and looking under the hood of your business, you may be able to innovate in ways you didn't expect.
    Subscribe and listen in for our 'sit-down' interview on Wednesday, and we'll have more directly from Roland Frasier, next Monday.
    Listen First For These 14 Different Business Models 1. Affiliate model.
    2. Pay As You Go model.
    3. Publisher.
    4. Franchising.
    5. Manufacturer (with sales reps).
    6. Manufacturer (wholesale).
    7. Manufacturer (Direct).
    8. Manufacturer (Middle person brokering deals).
    9. Reseller with a Value-added Reseller model.
    10. Retailer
    11. Network marketing.
    12. All you can eat model (meaning it's one fee, and you get as much as you need. This is usually in data but also at buffets!)
    13. Direct seller
    14. Subscription business.
    Plus, 14 Different Pricing Structures 1. Free with ad support.
    2. ‘Freemium’ with up-sells based on value.
    3. Tiered volume (we give discounts or charge less as people consume more).
    4. Features and Add ons (think of the car industry).
    5. Low Price Leader (Walmart).
    6. MSRP, Manufacturer Suggested Retail Price.
    7. MAP, Minimum Advertised Price.
    8. Free With Paid Support.
    9. Times Cost.
    10. A Portfolio Suite of Products (Such as Adobe Creative suite)
    11. Commodity Based.
    13. Luxury.
    14. Discount.
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    8 min
  • How To Scale Your Business With An Outsourced Team, With Founder of FreeUp, Nathan Hirsch
    In this episode, Roland talks with Nathan Hirsch, the founder of (recently sold) FreeUp, and (the newly launched) Outsource School. They discuss his story, why he wouldn’t do a Drop-Shipping business now, his new Venture with Outsource School, and how he scaled FreeUp from a $5,000 investment to 12 million last year.
    “The entire time we acted like the sale wasn’t going to go through. That they were going to pull out at any given time because we didn’t want to get to the end, have them pull out, and have neglected the business for three months. So, it’s tough to do, but we ended up having our best month the month that we were acquired”. Nathan Hirsch
    11 years ago, Nathan Hirsch started his first company, Portlight, in his college dorm room, selling textbooks on Amazon. Since then, Nathan has bootstrapped two multimillion-dollar businesses.
    If you enjoy this podcast, be sure to subscribe on ApplePodcasts, write a review, and share this episode with your business-minded friends. You can also learn more from Nathan at https://www.outsourceschool.com/ (OutsourceSchool.com)
    Listen For Nathan’s TOP 3 Ways To Scale A Business Up 1. A Partnership program with ‘Content Swaps’. “…Find all the big players in your space that don’t have a competing service and find ways to mutually work together, consistently over time. So you’re constantly getting in front of their community.” Nathan Hirsch
    2. Affiliate Marketing “Everyone’s looking for a good source to point people to that makes them look good. And that’s really what it’s all about”. Nathan Hirsch
    3. Podcasting “So podcasts are great for networking. They’re good for backlinks. They’re good for a snowballing effect. You get to use them to get on bigger opportunities, speaking, engagements, whatever. And it’s good to get in front of thousands of your ideal audience”. Nathan Hirsch
    Plus, The most surprising thing about his FreeUP Exit.
    How he ran his company with 30 Full-time VA’s in the Philippines.
    What he would do differently if he were starting again today.
    How to find ‘good people’.
    How his drop-shipping business went from being a roaring success to something being something he left behind.
    His major mentors.
    His favorite read!
    And So Much More! Click to find us on Apple Podcasts and other podcast players. Find Nathan Hirsch On LinkedIn
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    24 min

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