Kyle Porter

Focus on your current customers' success before you go looking for new ones. You will naturally get more customers. If you get better, your customers will demand that you get bigger.

Consuming too much content is your biggest enemy if you're trying to grow. Shift the balance more towards creating and watch what happens in your business.

@nicktheriot_ Thank god it's not just me. I thought I was losing my mind and came to Twitter to confirm

Ads library or ads manager not working LOL happy Q4 🎉

@thejustinwelsh Great thread - here's what really jumps out at me: From the beginning, you had a North Star that allowed you to chase what you really wanted and ignore shiny objects like immediately doubling your income.

Today, my little one-person business crossed $3M in revenue. It took 1,187 days, I ran zero ads & operate at a 94% margin. Here are the 20 steps of my wild & strange journey: Hope it's helpful to someone. [🧵 thread]

@WrongsToWrite Build relationships with people you admire

In fewer than 7 words, what advice do you have for people in their 20s?

Industry-changing business idea: It's a home services business, but instead of acting like a regular home services business, they do what they say they're going to do.

Facebook has been surpassed by YouTube in every single way as a traffic platform.

That about covers it, you fine people. If you're going to tell better stories, 1. Follow me @kyle_mktg for more on strategy, service, and sales 2. RT the tweet below to share

6/ Portable is powerful Your story should be memorable, repeatable, and transferable. Don't waste time on context and distractions - stick to the message you're trying to hammer home.

The most important lesson you can learn about email marketing: People don't love companies. They love stories. Here's 6 ways to craft a powerful story that drives more sales: [🧵 thread]

There's nothing more painful than an extended stay in your comfort zone.

An audience is an outcome. Customers are an outcome. Growth is an outcome. You don't directly control outcomes. They're a by-product of what you do. You control the inputs. Do the next right thing every day and the outcomes will shake out exactly like they're supposed to.

If your car breaks down and you get out and stand beside it waiting for someone to stop and help, you're going to be waiting a while. If you start pushing, someone will stop right away. People help people who help themselves.

If you had to make enough money to feed your kids this week, would you really be taking a course, writing a business plan, and designing a logo? Go sell something.

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