Maggie has an amazing business selling flowers online and in-store for events such as weddings. The issue Maggie faced was driving consistent, engaged traffic to her website, and then converting those visitors to purchasers. This was mostly due to a lack of ‘know-how’ and strategy. Within 45 days Maggie was hitting $20,000 months, and has since gone on to hit $30,000+ months online. This is a fantastic discussion about always remaining a student of business and continuing to learn...
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Maggie has an amazing business selling flowers online and in-store for events such as weddings. The issue Maggie faced was driving consistent, engaged traffic to her website, and then converting those visitors to purchasers. This was mostly due to a lack of ‘know-how’ and strategy. Within 45 days Maggie was hitting $20,000 months, and has since gone on to hit $30,000+ months online. This is a fantastic discussion about always remaining a student of business and continuing to learn...
85. Don’t Forget To Check The View Every Once In A While!
Ecommerce Podcast w/ Will de Bruin
9 minutes
2 weeks ago
85. Don’t Forget To Check The View Every Once In A While!
Don’t Forget To Check The View Every Once In A While! In business — and in life — it’s easy to get caught up in the grind. Always chasing the next goal. Always climbing higher. Always pushing harder. But here’s the thing… if you never stop to look back at how far you’ve come, you’ll miss the whole point of the journey. In this podcast, I share a simple reminder: ✅ Growth isn’t just about the destination, it’s about appreciating the climb ✅ How to recognise your progress w...
Ecommerce Podcast w/ Will de Bruin
Maggie has an amazing business selling flowers online and in-store for events such as weddings. The issue Maggie faced was driving consistent, engaged traffic to her website, and then converting those visitors to purchasers. This was mostly due to a lack of ‘know-how’ and strategy. Within 45 days Maggie was hitting $20,000 months, and has since gone on to hit $30,000+ months online. This is a fantastic discussion about always remaining a student of business and continuing to learn...
