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The best way to find your purpose is to build an online business. This is deeper than making money. It pushes you to: • develop new skills • uncover your passions • connect with people who share your vision Searching for your purpose? Start building.

My 2 non-negotiables for an ideal life: Financial freedom. A healthy family.

Things that can kill a good product: 1. Bad landing page 2. Lack of social proof and trust 3. No marketing 4. Cold DM as only acquisition strategy Avoid as many of these as possible (but try to avoid all).

3 pieces of advice I live by: 1. Done is better than perfect 2. Consistency beats motivation 3. Fail fast, learn faster

It's not just a 'landing page'. It's a magnet for your business. But don't assume that users will click that buy button. You need to guide your users to take action.

It's Friday! Time to drink black coffee. ...and design some beautiful websites.

Friendly reminder to anyone thinking about quitting their SaaS. 95% of your products success comes from consistency and making mistakes. 5% of success comes from the actual ideas.

With all the AI products out in the world, there’s something that most people keep messing up. They mention AI all over their landing page. What does this do? De-humanizes your product. Solution? Simply add pictures of humans to your hero section to counteract that.

90% of your “I need more customer” problems would be solved by fixing the copy on your landing page. Talk about your ideal customers: • Fears • Desires • Problems • Motivations • Limiting beliefs It’s easy to convince yourself that your saas is the problem. But the

If your website doesn't have a clear message, you'll confuse your potential customers. Remember: a confused user will not part ways with their hard earned cash.

(1) Study human psychology (2) Apply persuasion principles in your content & offers (3) Test what works (and what doesn’t) (4) Share your insights & results online (5) Help others implement what you’ve learned (6) Charge for done-for-you services (7) Repeat for a year.

How to make sure people stay on your landing page for more than 2 seconds: • Benefit oriented headline • An actionable CTA • 1 image/video which showcases your product

Confusion is THE conversion killer. If you can’t explain your idea simply, you don’t understand it well enough. Aim for clarity. Clarity is what inspires people to take click that buy button.

You don't sell software. You sell a pain killer.

Happy Friday folks. Time to make some deliciously beautiful websites (and coffee).

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Nobody cares about the number of features a product has once it solves the customers 1 core problem. Don't get too distracted by having the perfect product. A great product is defined by the value it provides.

SEO is great. But... If your landing page doesn't make users want to click that buy button then you may as well be flushing money down the toilet.

You ever look at successful people and think, man, they got it all figured out? They don’t. They failed 100 times before they won once. You’re just in your before phase. Keep going friends.

Landing page 101: Hook the visitor: Benefit oriented headline Engage the visitor: Show their dream outcome Sell the visitor: Use a highly personalized CTA Get these right and the visitor will have no other option than to click that buy button.