Intro/Opening remarksThe topic is: Applying your mindsetsSPEARity (SPEARity.com)Cream City Marketing (creamcitymarketing.com)Brad’s explanation of the 80/20 rule:In sales, ~20% of your customers take care of ~80% of your revenueYour 20 favorite customer might not be taking care of that 80% of the revenueIn work, 20% of what you do takes care of 80% of where you’re trying to get toMichael’s explanation:The Pareto Principle80% of results flow from 20% of your effortsDoesn’t mean you only need to do 20% of the workSometimes 80% of your efforts only produce 20% of your resultsA client’s 100% is probably your 90%The only person that will notice that last 10% is youThe last 10%Extra revisionsExtra little detailsPerfectionist meets procrastinatorFocus on the big picture instead of the last little bit12:15 Turning 80/20 into action
Hotel example:Rewards programs20% of their guests produce 80% of their revenueIdentifying those frequent travelers and keeping their loyaltyFree upgrades, drinks, etc. are an investment to keep loyaltyGuest satisfaction surveysSmall set of problems that produce a large portion of dissatisfactionTheoretically, fix 5 main problems and it’ll increase satisfaction score by halfNeed to track the problems as well as fix them, or you’ll keep having to fix the same problemsFigure out who is your most frequent buyer and what are they buyingYour 80/20 might be 60/40It’s still a trend where a few make up the mostYou need to find your main focus item, without forgetting about the rest21:20 How to implement the 80/20 rule
Start somewhereFigure out something small and start tracking itGets you in the habit of tracking somethingTrack your time (and activities)Even if it’s just an estimateAble to go back and see what was importantIn sales and marketing, you need to focus on what you’re doing and why you’re doing it“80/20 does work, if you apply it” -BIf you talk about it, it doesn’t work1. Start counting2. Look at the results3. Find the pattern4. Think, look, learn26:45 Business Owner duties
There's a few things that you as an owner are doing that are making a big differenceAlso a bunch of other things that don’t matterMost of the big difference things are thin