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“Founders and Entrepreneurs don’t have a lot of money to spend, yet they also want a great site that looks good, shows up in search engines, makes the phone ring, and in general–provides a measurable return on their hard-earned dollar. They want something that is simple to understand. And they don’t have time to learn all the technical details, but want a partner that can handle it, because they have a dozen other things to worry about.”
- Dennis Yu
“Founders and Entrepreneurs don’t have a lot of money to spend, yet they also want a great site that looks good, shows up in search engines, makes the phone ring, and in general–provides a measurable return on their hard-earned dollar. They want something that is simple to understand. And they don’t have time to learn all the technical details, but want a partner that can handle it, because they have a dozen other things to worry about.”
- Dennis Yu
Why “Fake it till you make it” is terrible advice
Adam Urbanski, founder of Marketing Mentors Be careful who you hire as your coach. This is literally a messenger convo I just had! All I can say is… YIKES! I wish this was an isolated experience. Sadly, I have such convos quite often. 20- and 30-some-year-olds who haven’t figured out life yet are announcing themselves to be success gurus. Here’s my go-to practice to quickly check them out. I scroll through their profile banners. Here’s a somewhat typical two or three-year banner history for so many of them: >> Drunken high-school or college picture. >> Check out my awesome body