In this episode, we'll explore how non-technical founders can harness the power of data to make informed decisions that drive business success. From setting up analytics tools to interpreting key metrics, we'll equip you with practical insights for data-driven decision-making.

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• Welcome the audience to the episode.
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• Highlight the importance of data in today's business landscape.
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• Provide a brief overview of the episode's agenda.
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• What is a funnel?
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• Customer Journey Visualization: A sales funnel maps the path from customer awareness to purchase, aiding founders in understanding and optimizing the sales process.
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• Data-Driven Optimization: Funnels enable founders to pinpoint drop-offs, empowering them to refine marketing efforts, improve engagement, and boost conversions, fostering business growth.
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• Explain the importance of key performance metrics in understanding user behavior.
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• Dive into specific metrics such as:
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• Bounce rate and its implications
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• Conversion rate optimization (CRO)
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• User demographics and segmentation
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• Offer practical tips on how to interpret these metrics and what insights they can provide.
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[Insert your generic ad and promotional content here, promoting your app development/design services to potential clients.]

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• Introduce the concept of A/B testing as a powerful optimization technique.
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• Explain how A/B tests work and their role in refining websites and apps.
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• Share examples of successful A/B testing strategies and their impact on user engagement and conversions.
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• Recap the key takeaways from the episode:
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• The importance of analytics tools for data collection.
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• Interpreting critical metrics to make informed decisions.
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• Leveraging A/B testing for continuous improvement.
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• Express gratitude for the listeners' time and attention.
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• Invite the audience to join you for the next episode, where you'll continue to empower non-technical founders in the world of technology.
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In this episode, we will explore the essential principles and best practices for creating a user-friendly website that engages visitors and drives conversions. Whether you're a non-technical founder or an entrepreneur looking to improve your website, this episode will provide valuable insights.

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• Welcome the audience to the episode.
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• Briefly introduce the importance of a user-friendly website.
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• Mention the episode's agenda and key takeaways.
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• Clarity and simplicity
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• Consistency in design elements
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• Visual hierarchy and readability
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• Understand the significance of Call to Action elements in web design.
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• Explore effective strategies for designing compelling CTAs.
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• Highlight the impact of CTAs on user engagement and conversion rates.
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• Provide examples of successful CTAs from notable websites.
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• Discuss A/B testing and other techniques to optimize CTAs for better results.
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• Recap the key points discussed in the episode:
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• Thank the audience for listening and encourage them to apply these best practices to their websites.
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• Mention upcoming episodes and invite listeners to tune in next week for more valuable insights.
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Hey there, it's John Rake, and I'm back with a new podcast episode. In this one, I get real about my life-changing experience of becoming a father while running a business.

I'll take you through the ups and downs, from sleepless nights to crucial meetings. It's all about finding that balance. I'll share my personal tips and heartwarming stories, so you'll see that it's possible to make it all work.

Join me on this inspiring journey as I explore the challenges and joys of being a dad and an entrepreneur. It's all about resilience, adaptability, and the love that drives us.

After running someone else’s business for a few years, Brad launched Ellison Painting in April of 2022.

In the first 7 months of business they sold over $1.2 million in painting services, took first place in an entrepreneur reality show competition, and has grown to over 30 painters in the field.

Ellison Painting is poised to be the fastest growing independent painting company in the U.S. over the next 3-5 years.

After automating much of their administrative, scheduling, estimating, and invoicing activities to not only reduce the need for additional employees but also to provide a truly unmatched customer experience, tech has allowed Brad to grow from $0 to over $1,000,000 in business in the first 6 months of operation, with just Brad and one other employee.

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True Love Pet Care is not a tech business, but tech is still necessary to run it.

This isn't what Kelly went into business to do, so it feels like tech is moving faster than she keep up. She is dealing with this by focusing on learning one new tech item at a time.

Currently Kelly is working on “modernizing” the shop by implementing software for online booking, pet records and so much more.

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• Facebook
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Sam Mars is currently working on his first app solutions for Pubfluence. He plans to have a regular app and a web app.

Sam feels that he needs a minimum of two apps for Pubfluence to scale, but because of what the business is setting out to become, it may even need to be three or four apps.

It's difficult to move forward without knowing for sure - especially when Sam knows that making the wrong move here could sink the company in its very early stages.

What is a reasonable plan for getting started?

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We depend on technology for websites, apps, and CRM, but too often we get caught up in perfecting the details within those elements. Is this too much of a distraction from the work that really needs to be done?

We remember that sometimes worse is good enough, but could launching something subpar be more damaging? Business owners often find themselves directly responsible for things like websites, landing pages, newsletters, and automated emails, even though it's obviously not their strong suit.

How do we find the line between what is "good enough" in the tech aspect of business, and what is doing too much?

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• https://www.facebook.com/lilyofthelight
• https://www.instagram.com/lilyofthelight

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Stephanie Taylor of Styled By Stephanie knows that her business needs a tech stack upgrade, but where should she start? Join us for another guest episode as we discuss this common growth-stage challenge.

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• https://www.facebook.com/YourStylistStyledbyStephanieLLC
• https://amzn.to/3o73zJm

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• Got an App Idea? Hire us!
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