Taking on your first employee is a big decision and can be HUGELY difficult to get right. Join Henry (the first person Alan ever hired) as he tells you what it is like working for Alan and what he has learned about taking on staff. They discuss culture, working together, motivating staff, and more. Henry […]
At the end of the last episode, Toby went away to work to get some actual “Nos” and to find out if his mini-experiment is a success or not. Join Alan and Toby as they find out if the Father’s Day sale worked, if he got rejected, and whether or not he is going to
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You are a grown-up business, spending money on advertising. You are investing in Facebook adverts, working hard to grow your business and test your ideas. Join Adam and Alan as they review the numbers, work out the return on investment for the advertising money and explore how to keep growing the business. Let’s get geeky
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I have been talking to you about running marketing mini-experiments, getting out there and testing and measuring the results. Last episode, Adam started testing email marketing, Facebook adverts and influencer outreach. This week we get to find out the results. Did it work? Did he lose money on the Facebook advert? Did anyone respond to
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Rob Dobson of digital marketing agency, Northern Comfort, shares how to best setup your website to improve sales, acquire more customers and make more money Bio Rob Dobson started designing and building websites back in 1999, where he helped design and build smile.co.uk, the world’s first internet bank. Since then he’s worked in-house and for
By The Rebel School CEO, Simon Paine. The number one skill to work on is selling. Most people when they start a business get bogged down with the detail of logos, branding, websites and the scores of multiple ideas that are buzzing through their heads because they’re excited to start. But the number one thing
This is the third in our blog series with Business Psychologist and Coach, Charlotte Sheridan. Running a business is hard work – if it was easy everyone would do it. And the stark truth is that most new ventures don’t make it. Statistics from Small Business Trends (USA) show that of the small businesses that set up
