Andy Black
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I posted this in the Random Chat thread yesterday but think some might miss it so reposting as it's own thread.
I've been meaning to create content and a video series on this for a while but won't get round to it unless I make it a live workshop and someone signs up to attend.
TL-DR
I'm thinking of doing some Zoom workshops on how to use Google Ads to perform market research, on a whiff of spend.
Let me know if you're interested and I'll flesh it out.
If it goes well I might do other workshops on other ways to perform market research.
EDIT: This could be a 5 day email course instead of a workshop.
Andy
The post from yesterday:
Went for a wonderful walk with Bella and these two gorgeous chaps this Sunday morning (and no, that's not our home in the background).
Bella is the black labrador, but you guessed that given my name right?
Anyway, on the walk the lady who owns Lucky in the foreground mentioned how she's planning to go into business with a friend.
They'd love to present workshops but never seem to have the time to get anything going, what with work, family, walking dogs, etc.
Here's the thing about not having enough time - it's just another way of saying it's not a high enough priority for you (but it sure sounds better than saying "It's not important enough so I did something else instead").
My suggestion for them?
Set a date for a workshop and get just ONE person to sign up.
As the date looms near and you've still not found the time to prepare then it suddenly becomes a priority!
If you beat yourself up for letting yourself down then try making it about someone else. Not wanting to let someone else down can often be enough to spur you into action.
On that note, I'm thinking of doing some Zoom workshops on how to use Google Ads to perform market research rather than "drive traffic" (maan, I hate that phrase).
If you're interested just let me know below.
Oh, and I'd love to know what YOU will "presell" before building so it forces you to build or do something.
Enjoy your Sunday!
I've been meaning to create content and a video series on this for a while but won't get round to it unless I make it a live workshop and someone signs up to attend.
TL-DR
I'm thinking of doing some Zoom workshops on how to use Google Ads to perform market research, on a whiff of spend.
Let me know if you're interested and I'll flesh it out.
If it goes well I might do other workshops on other ways to perform market research.
EDIT: This could be a 5 day email course instead of a workshop.
Andy
The post from yesterday:
Went for a wonderful walk with Bella and these two gorgeous chaps this Sunday morning (and no, that's not our home in the background).
Bella is the black labrador, but you guessed that given my name right?
Anyway, on the walk the lady who owns Lucky in the foreground mentioned how she's planning to go into business with a friend.
They'd love to present workshops but never seem to have the time to get anything going, what with work, family, walking dogs, etc.
Here's the thing about not having enough time - it's just another way of saying it's not a high enough priority for you (but it sure sounds better than saying "It's not important enough so I did something else instead").
My suggestion for them?
Set a date for a workshop and get just ONE person to sign up.
As the date looms near and you've still not found the time to prepare then it suddenly becomes a priority!
If you beat yourself up for letting yourself down then try making it about someone else. Not wanting to let someone else down can often be enough to spur you into action.
On that note, I'm thinking of doing some Zoom workshops on how to use Google Ads to perform market research rather than "drive traffic" (maan, I hate that phrase).
If you're interested just let me know below.
Oh, and I'd love to know what YOU will "presell" before building so it forces you to build or do something.
Enjoy your Sunday!
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