Remember having to eat your peas as a kid because they were good for you but you really, really, really didn’t want to and then when you did you’d swallow them whole because you couldn’t bear the taste of them if you smooshed them between your teeth?Remember that?No… oh, ok it was just me then.Anyway, here’s the link for a funnel optimization… something that might be difficult to pull the trigger on but you know you need to.https://faithsage.net/day9-funnel-optimization

I didn’t want to do it. But my husband was so persuasive. Here’s what he wanted to do… We had a 2012 Dodge diesel 6-speed, one-ton crew cab truck. A MONSTER of a truck. It was great to haul around our pack of kids and pull our trailers. But it was having some issues so we took it to the shop to get looked at. And it needed all new injectors. Now if you don’t know what injectors are well, me either, all I know is it needed a lot of them and they were expensive. Now I mentioned the…

Trying a new recipe has its perks but it also has its downfalls… Earlier this year I decided to cut back on gluten. So we’re trying new recipes. One such recipe consisted of using eggplant as the main ingredient. I can tell you what… Me and eggplant are not friends. And we parted glorious ways to never be seen or heard from again… And such is happening with the Funnel Sketch Templates. So if’n you want em you better get em before 10pm CST. https://faithsage.net/day8-funnel-sketch-templates

When I attended culinary college from May 2012 – April 2013 one of the things I was most scared to make was bread. Now I could whip up a 3D cake like nobody’s business but for some reason, I was petrified to make bread. Maybe it was the fact the yeast can be temperamental. Or that there’s like a million steps involved. Even that there are multiple different recipes and I didn’t want to waste 4-6 hours on each recipe to find the very best one. But when I attended culinary college for patisserie I had to take a breads…

Our house has been heated with wood solely for over 15 years. Every October we spend a weekend and fill our front porch with wood leaving only a walkway to get to the front door. This year is no exception. We spent the weekend filling our porch with wood. And as we’re throwing and stacking the wood I constantly tell myself I hate doing it. I hate the cold. I hate the drudgery. I hate the splinters (yes, even through the gloves). I hate the 5 billion pieces it takes to fill our porch. BUT… I love the heat it…

According to Brandwatch, people, on average, have 7.6 social media accounts and spend, again on average, 142 minutes a day on social media.And in 2015, social networks earned an estimated $8.3 billion from advertising in with 38% of organizations planning to spend more than 20% of their total advertising budgets on social media channels … and that was 5 years ago.  As of January 2020, according to Wearesocial, there were 7.75 billion people worldwide with a whopping 3.8 billion users active on social media.With, globally, more than 5.19 billion people now using mobile phones.They both went on to talk about various demographics such as men vs. women users, dogs…

Received this question recently… “How long should a funnel be?” And my answer is always the same. I heard a few years back, mentioned by Ben Settle, that the length of copy should be like a woman’s skirt. Meaning, it should be long enough to cover the details but short enough to get attention. The same is true for funnels. If your funnel is too long people won’t bother looking at it, they’ll get bored and leave. But if it’s too short they won’t get their questions answered, think you’re trying to scam them or any other host of things…

Have you ever looked at professional basketball stars that just won the NBA title and thought “man they’re good, too bad they didn’t have a coach to help them be better?? Heck no! You know one of the only reasons they won that championship title was because of their coach. Plus hard work, team effort and all the other qualities that go into that high level of coaching. Your business is no different. To hit higher revenue goals and grow into a multimillion dollar company, shatter glass ceilings, win awards, etc you need excellent coaches along the way. No one…

Teaching my granddaughter how to do simple addition and subtraction. Her school is teaching her some weird way to group to ten then find the leftovers and add them together and finally you’ll get to the answer. Or something like that. And so as we were working on homework I realized she wasn’t able to focus. So I simply asked her “do you need to take a nap?” and her reply was yes. Sometimes we aren’t really sure what we need and are only running off of what we expect other’s want from us. I could see it in her…

I was speaking with an ER Doctor the other day and she brought up a few points I’d like to share… 1. Not all doctors have emergency life-saving skills 2. The further down the niche-hole the medical specialist goes the less of all the other skills they have. Meaning if they are a pediatric neurosurgeon that’s only what they are. They only perform brain surgery on children. Not heart surgery. Not eye surgery. They’re not gonna diagnose you with pneumonia. They’re not gonna do brain surgery on adults. They’re only gonna perform brain surgery and then only on children. Which…