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[Business Ignite] Small Is The New Big: Creating A Minimal Viable Product
Building An Audience That’s Ready To Buy
Are you thinking of writing a book or just trying to figure out how to better engage your audience?
You must watch this hangout with Tim Grahl, author of Your First 1000 Copies: The Step-By-Step Guide To Marketing Your First Book
Even if you’re not planning on writing right now, Tim shared so many insights on how to build and engage an audience that wants to devour basically everything you create.
Get the book here: Your First 1000 Copies: The Step-By-Step Guide To Marketing Your First Book
About Tim:
Tim Grahl is the president of Out:think, a firm that helps authors and writers create their platform, connect with readers and sell more books. He works with top best selling authors such as Daniel Pink, Chip and Dan Heath, Hugh Howey, Dan Ariely and even Pamela Slim. This spring he had five clients on the New York Times best seller list at the same time
3 Ways To Overcome Business Overwhelm During The Holidays
Are you trying to fit in WAY too much for your business before the end of the year? Or maybe you’re one of those people who throws your hands up in early November and takes a couple months off?
Not this year! Watch the replay of the live google hangout where Natasha Vorompiova of Systems Rock, Jules Taggart of Amp and Pivot and myself talk about the 3 ways to beat business overwhelm during the holidays.
Highlights:
- Focus: Pick 5 things that you wanted to launch this year but didn’t get to. Of those five narrow your list down to the two that have low hanging fruit- meaning no big expense and no huge time delay. From there pick the project that most lights you up because we know that November is a hard month to stay motivated with all that turkey those distractions!
- Do the work: Sounds obvious, right? But it’s also about shipping. This is not about being perfect. Create your minimal viable product and run from there.
- Accountability: Need help? Share your progress. Get feedback. It’s already happening in our #YESvember Google+ community. (psst..have you joined yet?)
Take the #YESvember challenge and this year, let’s do the whole holiday slowdown thing a little bit differently. Instead of saying “no” to new clients, “no” to launching that new product, and “no” to working on that big idea — how about we say YES instead?
So, are you in?
What will you be doing in #YESvember? Leave me a comment below!