This is a rant. I've been working on the tech market for 10 years. One thing that I noticed is this industry is dominated by 2 kinds of professionals: - People who are selling their software - People who are selling their services (and secretly also a software) Both do not care about your goals and your budget. They just want to push you to choose the most expensive option without caring if you're really going to use it correctly. So you're convinced that a magic tool is going to revolutionize your business, they make you think that it will do all the work for you. And than you pay for a software, you hire someone to implement it to you... And after all of that you realize that it is not what you really needed. Because in this whole process nobody cared about solving your issue! They just wanted to make a sale. I want to be the kind of IT professional that presents you to a tailored solution for your problem. With the tool that you can pay for. Checking your whole process to see if that works for you. So at the end you can have a tech stack that actually makes sense for your operations. If you like that, check my community. Hop into a Tech Talk Thursday. Post your difficulties. I'll be happy to find the best solutions for your problems.

I wasted 2 weeks making my first lead magnet "perfect" in Canva at 51. Nobody cared what it looked like. They cared that it worked. Here's what I learned: 🚩 Red Flag #1: Overthinking the design You're in Canva tweaking fonts while your YouTube traffic bounces. The design matters way less than the value inside. Simple PDFs or even plain text emails work. 🚩 Red Flag #2: No automated delivery system You create the lead magnet but manually email it to people. That's not scalable. You need ConvertKit (or similar) to auto-deliver and build your list. 🚩 Red Flag #3: Not demonstrating the funnel ON people Your lead magnet should show the full conversion process: Click → Email → Opt-in → Delivery. If you're not practicing what you preach, they won't trust it works. Which one's tripping you up? 1, 2, or 3? Check out the video here - https://youtu.be/4NMM3mAhf_c?si=yy2OciEBC2ybQCNY Want to see it in action? Grab my 5-prompt ChatGPT system here ➡️ https://tinyurl.com/Free-ChatGPT-Lead-Mag-System (You'll experience the exact funnel I'm teaching. Full breakdown in my free community ➡️ https://tinyurl.com/TheContentRevenueLab)

My podcast, The Art of Online Course Creation, is coming up to its 50th episode, and we just ranked top 5% globally! Thanks to everyone here who has recently tuned it! Www.Buzzsprout.Com/2390518/episodes

Would you rather reach your audience 1 at a time or many at one time? Aside from running your own community, what is a fantastic way to successfully pull off 1: Many? You probably guessed it - using your voice through speaking in front of others virtually or in person. Podcasts Workshops Retreats Conferences Networking Short form content Long form content TEDx TEDx type talks And this is just a partial list. Want to know more about how to make sure you are doing it right? Then make sure you join the Public Speaker’s Growth Hub! https://www.skool.com/public-speakers-growth-hub-6071/about?ref=5c03494a7c964ec0a74ebc2be997a59a

As a YouTube growth strategist who teaches the power of community, I decided to put my own advice to the test. When I launched a 90-Day Challenge alongside my members, I had two clear choices: Option 1: Focus on growing my YouTube channel Option 2: Focus on growing my community I chose Option 2 — and here’s what happened between September 1 and October 10: 📈 My community grew from 38 to 85 members 🎥 My YouTube channel grew by 59 subscribers All because I focused on community first. Here’s why it worked: By showing up consistently inside my Skool community, I created YouTube content that served my members’ real questions and needs. That content naturally attracted more of the right viewers — people who weren’t just watching, but joining the community too. Focusing on my community has made every single YouTube view count. I’m attracting aligned viewers, building stronger connections, and learning exactly what my members want and need. Community growth = channel growth. Every time. 💪 By way, if you'd like learn more about establishing systems for growing your community and channel → Join Here