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Welcome back to Business Unfiltered with Mercer and Jeff Sauer today's topic is Behind the Scenes: Writing Our First Book:
Initial Thoughts and Experiences: Jeff introduces the topic of writing their first book and the initial challenges faced, including rapid industry changes. Mercer recalls Jeff's earlier work on service stacking and is curious about the process.
Strategies for Writing a Timeless Book: Mercer and Jeff agree on focusing on strategies and management principles rather than tool-specific content. Jeff highlights his experience with a book accelerator program and acknowledges the effectiveness of a framework-based book.
Developing the Book Concept and Structure: Jeff explains the evolution of his broad "Profit Pillars" concept to a specific and focused framework on sales and service stacking. He shares the process of validating the concept through workshops and using the recordings as an outline for the book.
Writing and Editing the Book: Jeff details the process of hiring a ghostwriter and navigating the initial drafting stage. He shares the time-consuming nature of editing and the decision to personally handle the final edits to maintain consistency.
Marketing and Promoting the Book: Jeff discusses book marketing challenges and the necessity of having an effective book funnel. He shares his experiences with a book funnel service and the importance of having a pre-existing audience.
Lessons Learned and Future Plans: Jeff reflects on the overall experience, rating it low for immediate results but high for valuable learning. The episode concludes with a recap of the key points and a look at the next steps for their book project.
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Welcome back to Business Unfiltered with Mercer and Jeff Sauer today's topic is Creating RAD Products:
Introduction to RAD Products: Jeff and Mercer introduce the concept of "RAD products," emphasizing the importance of focusing on results, actions, and delivery in product creation. They highlight Amazon's strategic approach to defining results before building products, using the Kindle as an example.
Defining Results in Product Creation: The hosts discuss the strategic value of focusing on the result for users, which could include saving time or achieving a specific outcome. They stress the significance of benefits for both users and the company, particularly for service providers.
Benefits vs. Features in Service Provision: Jeff explains how service providers should emphasize their benefits, such as reducing risk, rather than just features. Mercer and Jeff discuss aligning product benefits from the perspectives of the user, the company, and the team for market success.
Confirming Benefits Through Actions: Mercer discusses the importance of validating product benefits through actions like surveys before investing resources. He emphasizes ensuring the team has the skills and capacity to deliver the confirmed benefits to various stakeholders.
Delivery and Management of the Product: They discuss how crucial delivery is for meeting deadlines and budgets, and maintaining customer loyalty. Jeff shares examples from Microsoft's different delivery approaches and highlights the role of management in successful product delivery.
Real-World Example Measure U: Mercer presents Measure U as a real-world example that consolidates multiple logins into one platform, improving user experience. They discuss the simplicity and continuous improvement of Measure U, underlining its benefits like ease of access and better delivery.
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Welcome back to the ProfitSchool podcast with Mercer and Jeff Sauer today's topic is Management Mistakes.
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Introduction to Management Mistakes: Jeff Sauer and Mercer introduce the topic of management mistakes on "Business Unfiltered," emphasizing the value of learning from errors to aid others in avoiding similar pitfalls.
Early Management Experiences: Jeff highlights his journey from a small team to managing 50 people with no formal training, reflecting on the initial challenges of wanting to be the “cool boss” and the importance of providing structured feedback and coaching.
Importance of Clear Communication and Expectations: Discussing the "wagon wheel mentality," Jeff and Mercer emphasize the need for managers to empower their teams by providing clear direction, enabling problem-solving skills, and avoiding taking over tasks themselves.
Hiring and Firing Decisions: Jeff and Mercer discuss the perils of quick hiring without due diligence, the necessity of daily check-ins during onboarding, and the difficulty of firing employees who initially seemed promising but failed to meet expectations.
Empowering the Team and Setting Clear Goals: They highlight the need to nurture team growth through constant communication about career development, warn against early introduction of incentive plans, and stress the importance of setting clear, attainable goals.
Investing Smartly and Managing Performance: Jeff advises against hiring for multiple roles unless necessary, sharing insights on making smart investments with clear returns. They also cover avoiding quick bonuses, the pitfalls of profit-sharing incentive plans, and the importance of setting realistic expectations to maintain team motivation.
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Welcome back to Business Unfiltered with Mercer and Jeff Sauer today's topic is Sales Discovery Calls and Qualifying Questions.
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Introduction to Sales Discovery Calls and Qualifying Questions: Jeff Sauer and Mercer explore the distinct yet interconnected roles of sales discovery calls and qualifying questions, focusing on their importance in business-to-business and high-ticket sales.
Understanding Sales Discovery Calls: Jeff elaborates on making sales calls conversational rather than interrogative, sharing strategies such as asking prospects about their business or problems.
Utilizing Discovery Calls in Measurement Management: Discovery calls help understand a prospect's current situation, technology stack, and problems, ensuring that the provided solution aligns with their specific needs.
Difference Between Discovery Calls and Pitches: Differentiating discovery calls from pitches, which aim to align solutions with identified needs. Mercer highlights building a bridge to aid prospects, even if it involves referring them elsewhere.
Qualifying Questions for Identifying Bad Customers: Mercer and Jeff share how qualifying questions, such as past problem-solving attempts and investment mentality, help identify prospects' readiness and suitability for the service.
Key Qualifying Questions: Budget, Timeline, Sophistication, and Participation: Jeff outlines the importance of determining a prospect’s budget, timeline, sophistication, and participation to ensure they are a good match, thereby protecting the service quality.
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Welcome back to Business Unfiltered with Mercer and Jeff Sauer today's topic is Feeding Your Sales Pipeline.
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Introduction to Pipeline Feeding: Mercer and Jeff delve into the fundamentals of feeding a sales pipeline, emphasizing the importance of nurturing leads across all funnel stages—top, middle, and bottom.
Defining Sales Funnel Stages: Jeff introduces the concept of "small data" for small businesses and stresses optimizing the middle funnel. The duo underscores defining marketing qualified leads and the steps in between funnel stages.
Nurturing the Pipeline: The conversation highlights the need for planning and a logical approach to nurturing leads from awareness to commitment, leveraging educated guesses and understanding customer behavior.
Off-Site and On-Site Marketing Strategies: Balancing off-site and on-site marketing, Mercer and Jeff discuss driving traffic through retargeting ads and off-site offers, and the importance of personalizing communication using modern technology.
Role of Discipline and Planning: Emphasizing the importance of discipline, the hosts talk about slowing down to think through the pipeline stages, using data and primary research for effective management, and embracing failure as part of growth.
Final Thoughts and Actionable Steps: Mercer and Jeff wrap up by urging listeners to take action, even starting with basic plans. They highlight the use of data for pipeline improvement and encourage joining the Profit School community to apply the podcast insights.
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Distinguishing Sales and Marketing: Mercer and Jeff explore the roles of sales and marketing, highlighting how they intersect yet specialize in distinct functions as businesses evolve. Nuances of Sales and Marketing: The discussion covers the differences between one-to-many (marketing) and one-to-one (sales) approaches, with marketing setting the stage for sales activities. Bridging the Gap: Emphasizing the need for sales skills in marketing, Jeff and Mercer discuss how understanding customer objections and beliefs can enhance marketing effectiveness. Challenges in Integration: The hosts address common issues like marketing and sales silos, poor lead quality, and the importance of aligning efforts for better outcomes. Optimizing Marketing Strategies: It is important to comprehend the customer journey and integrate sales processes with marketing strategies to create effective campaigns. Streamlining Sales and Marketing: Jeff discusses integrating sales and marketing by managing offers as a unified process, leading to consistent growth and improved results. Have a question or feedback about Business Unfiltered. Record an audio message https://s.bcast.fm/business-unfiltered-with-chris-mercer-and-jeff-sauer?episode=v855lry8 -
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Five-Year Forecasting for Business Growth: Jeff and Mercer dive into the aspirational goals of a five-year business forecast, highlighting potential growth and challenges. They discuss the "paper billionaire effect" and the importance of a solid business model and market competition. Financial Projection Tools: Jeff introduces a spreadsheet tool for tracking revenue growth and explains how to project client gains/losses and retention rates over five years. He emphasizes the value of financial projections in making operational adjustments. Overcoming Fear with a Five-Year Vision: The hosts reflect on the importance of having a clear five-year vision to overcome impostor syndrome and make significant business decisions. Mercer shares personal experiences and the benefits of journaling to visualize future progress. Setting Big Hairy Audacious Goals (BHAGs): The discussion stresses the importance of pushing beyond comfort zones to achieve substantial growth. Maintaining Long-Term Goals with Vision Boards: Mercer practices regular reviews and updates his long-term goals through journaling. The hosts discuss balancing focused work with strategic planning and the significance of revisiting goals every six months. Aligning Teams and Systems for Goal Achievement: Jeff emphasizes the critical role of alignment and systems in scaling a business. The conversation includes the need for regular goal reviews and the courage to set long-term objectives, despite fears of falling short. Leadership and Long-Term Planning: The podcast wraps up with insights on the role of leadership in creating and sharing a five-year financial forecast. Both advocate for long-term thinking, involving the team in goal setting, and prioritizing revenue and profit goals for sustained success. Have a question or feedback about Business Unfiltered. Record an audio message https://s.bcast.fm/business-unfiltered-with-chris-mercer-and-jeff-sauer?episode=q80qx40n -
Topics Covered In This Episode First Pricing Experiences: Mercer shares his initial approach to pricing his WordPress training video site, highlighting the pitfalls of undervaluing work by basing prices solely on creation time. Freelance Pricing Tips: Jeff emphasizes the importance of realistic pricing, advising freelancers to divide their annual income by 500 hours instead of 2000, suggesting a rate of $100/hour to reflect the true value of freelance work. Project-Based vs. Hourly Pricing: The hosts discuss the benefits of project-based or retainer models over hourly pricing. Jeff advocates for these models as they offer more sustainable revenue streams and better reflect the effort and value provided. Adjusting Rates for Consulting: The episode covers strategies for raising consulting rates based on market standards and the consultant’s experience. Jeff stresses the importance of justifying price increases with proven results. Understanding Client Segmentation: Jeff advises charging high prices to small businesses and emphasizes targeting larger clients who can afford and appreciate higher-value services. Understanding the demand and supply curves is crucial for effective pricing. Value-Based and Dynamic Pricing: The hosts explore value-based and dynamic pricing strategies, advocating for a balance between value and price. They also discuss the significance of maintaining consistency in revenue and profit margins for business stability and growth. Have a question or feedback about Business Unfiltered. Record an audio message https://s.bcast.fm/business-unfiltered-with-chris-mercer-and-jeff-sauer?episode=q80qz74n
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Topics Covered In This Episode Jeff shares stories of business owners who had to reassess and retake control after stepping back when things didn’t go as planned. Mercer and Jeff discuss the pitfalls of delegating without proper planning, emphasizing the importance of implementing mature processes for new opportunities. They highlight the challenge of over-engineering early-stage issues and the value of letting teams learn from their mistakes to foster growth. Jeff addresses the risk of hitting growth ceilings due to the founder's involvement, suggesting strategies like reverse sabbaticals to gain fresh perspectives. Both emphasize the need to set teams up for success, learn from failures, and implement retention strategies to avoid losing key personnel. Finally, they discuss the importance of personalized attention for high-ticket customers, resolving issues quickly, and training teams to handle similar problems independently. Have a question or feedback about Business Unfiltered. Record an audio message https://s.bcast.fm/business-unfiltered-with-chris-mercer-and-jeff-sauer?episode=2nx0qlqn
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Mercer and Jeff examine business profits, discussing gross, net, and gross margin, and the implications of effectively managing these profits. They emphasize the importance of reinvesting profits for business growth and stability, highlighting the balance between investment and cash optimization. Next Jeff and Mercer explore strategies for building a strong business team, including effective hiring and the benefits of outsourcing to increase productivity. Managing and separating finances is crucial, they share insights on setting aside profits for personal use and separating personal and business accounts. The duo then discuss diversifying investments across various assets like stocks, small businesses, and real estate as a strategy for long-term growth. Finally, they stress becoming an owner rather than just an operator, with advice on investing in startups and prioritizing ownership for long-term success and wealth. Have a question or feedback about Business Unfiltered. Record an audio message https://s.bcast.fm/business-unfiltered-with-chris-mercer-and-jeff-sauer?episode=68rrvw58 -
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Physical and Digital Harmony: Mercer and Jeff discuss the balance between physical tools like calculators and notepads, and digital tools like AI and SAS software for optimal business efficiency. ClickUp's Versatility: ClickUp is a robust productivity management tool, replacing the need for Slack and Asana by streamlining various business processes. Entrepreneurial Essentials: The duo explores essential digital tools like Zapier for automation and Circle for building WordPress sites, emphasizing cost-effectiveness and efficiency. Community Building Tools: The hosts evaluate several tools for community management, with Circle standing out for its versatility in handling live streams, memberships, and integrations. Collaboration and Integration: Jeff and Mercer praise tools like Canva for collaborative graphic design, and Google Workspace for overall productivity, user-friendliness, and remote team collaboration capabilities. AI Innovations: Mercer and Jeff also mention AI tools like 11 Labs and Otter.ai for text-to-voice and voice-to-text functions, discussing their potential and limitations in improving productivity and meeting efficiency. Have a question or feedback about Business Unfiltered. Record an audio message https://s.bcast.fm/business-unfiltered-with-chris-mercer-and-jeff-sauer?episode=28x04528 -
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Understanding the Distinction: Mercer and Jeff clarify the difference between mentorship and coaching, highlighting the unique value each brings to business growth and personal development. Personal Insights and Experiences: Jeff and Mercer share their journeys with both mentors and coaches, discussing the benefits and challenges they've faced. They emphasize the importance of hiring external coaches to foster broader perspectives. Qualities of Effective Coaches: Good coaches provide accountability, support, and tailored advice, while unqualified coaches can mislead and fail to deliver value. Vetting coaching platforms and ensuring coaches' qualifications are crucial. Patterns of Self-Sabotage: Recognizing and breaking patterns of self-sabotage through coaching is invaluable, the duo share that programs like Strategic Coach have helped them grow and refocus their efforts. Transformation Over Information: Both hosts emphasize the need for transformational coaching that changes mindsets rather than simply providing information. Creating an environment conducive to transformation is the key to effective coaching. Risk vs. Reward: The partners highlight the importance of treating coaching as an investment, considering budget constraints, and assessing potential returns. They stress aligning coaching programs with individual business needs and goals. Have a question or feedback about Business Unfiltered. Record an audio message https://s.bcast.fm/business-unfiltered-with-chris-mercer-and-jeff-sauer?episode=l8q2rkkn -
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2024 Predictions Check-In: Jeff and Mercer revisit their predictions from six months ago, reflecting on unexpected changes in business trends, especially in layoffs and partnerships. Economic Outlook: The hosts discuss predictions for a flat economy with improved revenues and profits, noting a growing wealth gap and consumer spending trends. AI Advancements: They highlight predictions about AI, including personal AI assistants, steady interest rates, and the increasing role of automation in the workplace. Job Market Impact: AI's integration into various sectors is expected to lead to a 20% reduction in staff, with layoffs influenced by company size and stock performance priorities. AI Consolidation: The duo discusses AI's ability to handle manual tasks, reducing the need for certain positions, and the absorption of smaller companies by larger platforms, like Microsoft's acquisition and integration of AI teams. Future Trends and Adaptation: Insights on the importance of data privacy, the resurgence of skilled trades due to AI, the rise of tiny homes as affordable housing, and the need for businesses to rapidly pivot and adapt to respond to market disruptions. Have a question or feedback about Business Unfiltered. Record an audio message https://s.bcast.fm/business-unfiltered-with-chris-mercer-and-jeff-sauer?episode=1npv2xkn -
Topics Covered In This Episode Paid vs. Organic Strategies: Mercer and Jeff discuss the importance of balancing paid traffic and organic channels like LinkedIn and Facebook groups. They highlight the shift from organic to paid strategies, with Facebook being a prime example. LinkedIn's Professional Growth: The hosts praise LinkedIn for its focused conversations and engagement opportunities. The platform's growth is attributed to content engagement and organic posting, and note an increase in LinkedIn events and webinars. Comparing Social Platforms: LinkedIn is deemed more effective for professional networking and lead generation compared to Twitter and Instagram. They discuss LinkedIn's potential future shift to charging for visibility while currently rewarding creators for interaction. Primary Channel Strategy: While emphasizing the importance of choosing a primary social media platform, Jeff and Mercer discuss using LinkedIn as a testing ground and focusing efforts on one platform, like YouTube, before syndicating content across others using AI. Leveraging YouTube and Pinterest: They use the success of Mr. Beast on YouTube as an example of mastering one platform before expanding. Pinterest is noted for its unique user behavior and fewer trolls, though it may not suit all business models. Effective Social Media Marketing: Mercer and Jeff emphasize the importance of promoting business content on LinkedIn and other platforms. They advise varying social media content to avoid monotony and increase engagement, warn against the overuse of memes to prevent banner blindness, and suggest syndication through AI is suggested to enhance reach and volume. Have a question or feedback about Business Unfiltered. Record an audio message https://s.bcast.fm/business-unfiltered-with-chris-mercer-and-jeff-sauer?episode=xn140q68
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Debunking Visionary Leadership: Mercer and Jeff question the myth of visionary leadership, often epitomized by figures like Steve Jobs and Elon Musk. They argue that this concept may not be relevant for most companies, especially small teams. Overuse of the Term "Visionary": Mercer believes that the term "visionary leader" is overused and misused, potentially limiting the growth of small teams. He stresses that effective teamwork and shared goals are more crucial than the presence of a single visionary. Visionaries vs. Integrators: The hosts discuss the roles of visionaries and integrators in business. While visionaries are essential for defining team culture and strategy, they are not exempt from doing the actual work. Survivor bias in entrepreneurship contributes to the myth that successful visionaries are uniquely special. Collaboration and Dialogue: Jeff highlights the importance of collaboration and open dialogue in business. He believes that having a partner with different strengths and perspectives can enhance ideas and lead to better outcomes. Visionary-Integrator Model: Jeff and Mercer explore the effectiveness of the visionary-integrator model in business leadership. While visionaries often take on CEO roles and integrators as Presidents, they discuss how success can be achieved with these roles reversed and the limitations of this model. Defining Roles and Responsibilities: The duo emphasizes the importance of clearly defining roles within a business. Visionaries handle strategy, passing it on to managers, while integrators focus on systems and execution. Extreme accountability, rather than visionary status, is suggested as a better paradigm for business success. Have a question or feedback about Business Unfiltered. Record an audio message https://s.bcast.fm/business-unfiltered-with-chris-mercer-and-jeff-sauer?episode=v8551v68 -
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Definitions and Preferences: Mercer and Jeff define "org chart" and "ops chart," with Jeff preferring an "ops chart" for their business over traditional org or accountability charts, organizing the company around offers, products, and systems. Limitations of Traditional Org Charts: Traditional org charts are rooted in the military hierarchy, making them less effective for small businesses that require fluid roles and quick actions. An accountability chart offers an alternative but still has limitations, such as a lack of specific titles and hierarchy complexity. Nimble Organizational Structures: The hosts highlight the need for small businesses to avoid bureaucratic tools and instead focus on nimble, quick actions. They question the effectiveness of a five-person executive team structure and argue that it's overkill for small businesses. Alternative Approaches: Mercer and Jeff discuss the potential of minimizing organizational structures for business growth, considering options like contractors and process-based management. They suggest a hybrid approach with roles like strategist, manager/architect, and tactical resources for efficient execution. Benefits of Ops Charts: They describe the "ops chart" as a versatile tool for organizing and managing an organization's functions, useful for performance measurement and feedback. It offers a practical alternative to traditional org charts, especially for small businesses. Three-Headed Structure and Matrix System: Finally they explore implementing a new organizational structure with three main areas (offers, products, and systems). They suggest the matrix system for assessing capabilities and functions, with managers and architects playing key roles in strategy and communication.
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Navigating Market Dynamics: Jeff shares insights into adapting to evolving market landscapes, drawing from his experience in the entrepreneurial industry. Online Learning Evolution: From in-person teaching methods to navigating the complexities of the modern online course industry, Jeff discusses the importance of continuous adaptation to technological and behavioral shifts. Competitive Strategies: Strategies for thriving amidst competition include niche specialization, evolving delivery models, and refining value propositions to stand out in crowded markets. Simplicity in Progress: Mercer’s simplifying complex concepts like Google Analytics for clients fostered progress and growth, highlighting the importance of staying true to core values while embracing change. Challenges with Google Analytics: Jeff's frustration with stagnant tools prompts innovative solutions like offering live courses, emphasizing the timeless value of branding amidst technological evolution. Branding for Differentiation: The hosts underscore the significance of branding in creating a unique online presence and navigating industry changes, with insights into maintaining brand relevance amidst rapid shifts.
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Introduction to Self-Sabotage: Exploration of self-sabotaging behaviors among entrepreneurs, highlighting patterns of growth and stagnation. Personal Stories: Mercer and Jeff share candid experiences of self-sabotage, offering insights into its cyclical nature and the potential for transformative growth. Business Perspectives: The hosts examine self-sabotage within the entrepreneurial journey, including neglecting core business functions and pursuing new ventures at the expense of existing ones. Overcoming Challenges: Strategies for identifying and addressing self-sabotage, including the role of coaching in providing objective guidance and maintaining an abundance mindset. Business Evolution: Jeff shares his journey of overcoming self-sabotage and learning new business models, highlighting the importance of continuous learning and revenue optimization. Nuances and Solutions: The hosts delve into the nuances of self-sabotage, with examples from entrepreneurial stories and the importance of seeking external help to navigate challenges effectively. Feedback and Growth: They end with a discussion on the significance of feedback in overcoming self-sabotage, training oneself to prioritize improvement over novelty, and fostering a culture of continuous improvement within entrepreneurial endeavors. Have a question or feedback about Business Unfiltered. Record an audio message https://s.bcast.fm/business-unfiltered-with-chris-mercer-and-jeff-sauer?episode=2861y2ln -
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Profit School Introduction: A venture aimed at aiding small businesses with teams of under 15 members to enhance efficiency and profitability. Entrepreneurial Journey: Insights from Mercer’s evolution from freelancing to team-building. Evolving Collaboration: The duo shared their desire to expand collaborative efforts beyond Google Analytics, exploring new avenues for growth and productivity. Team Management Challenges: Jeff and Mercer delve into managing teams under a "wagon wheel" model, highlighting the difficulties of this structure and its impact on productivity. Scaling Strategies: Transitioning from the "wagon wheel" model to a more streamlined "pit crew" approach, finally to the private jet approach, emphasizing the importance of delegating tasks and roles for sustainable growth. Optimizing Systems and Operations: They share insights into defining and refining business systems and stress the importance of clear goals and effective operations. Implementing Profitability Frameworks: Mercer and Jeff discuss the implementation challenges and costs associated with systems like EOS. Future Growth: The hosts explore the Profit School framework and its components, and share plans to scale the model to benefit other businesses. Have a question or feedback about Business Unfiltered. Record an audio message https://s.bcast.fm/business-unfiltered-with-chris-mercer-and-jeff-sauer?episode=08j0jj58 -
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Shark Tank Evaluation: Exploring the "Shark Tank test" for businesses, focusing on the crucial elements of elevator pitches and valuation. Assessing Investment Potential: Jeff and Mercer delve into whether their businesses could attract investment on Shark Tank, contemplating the feasibility of garnering bids from multiple sharks. Entrepreneurial Reflection: Evaluating business potential through the lens of Shark Tank's investment process, Jeff reflects on his own entrepreneurial journey and market viability. Balancing Goals: Wrestling with the dilemma between lifestyle preferences and aspirations for growth, Jeff acknowledges the need for mindset adjustments to align with business objectives. Niche Market Challenges: Mercer and Jeff discuss navigating the digital product landscape and simplifying elevator pitches, despite the complexities and competition inherent in the digital marketing niche. Business Models and Growth Strategies: Exploring the dynamics between the "wagon wheel" and "race car" business models, Jeff shares insights from his Shark Tank experience and efforts to refine his business model for investment readiness.
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