should i hire someone to replace me?

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Should I Hire Someoneto Replace

Me?

The short answer is

And as quickly as you can.

YES!

BUT, and this is a major caveat that could wreck

the success…

…Only if you have a plan.

100 percent of YOUR time should be spent on marketing and sales now.

Think about the things that you could do…

Create a great

website

Service AutoPilot

can help with this.

Investigate PPC(PPC stands for Pay Per Click, or small ads that show up when people are browsing the internet. You only pay for the ad when someone clicks on it.)

Look into content marketing. This can also be a newsletter!

Create customdoorhangers to market to your most desired neighborhoods.

Or create a gift card/referral program.

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Limit yourself initially to implementing 3 marketing avenues

Email Marketing

Website Design

Design Doorhangers

Newsletter

Pay Per Click Advertising

Your plan should be VERY specific

For example: 1) Work with graphic artist and design door hanger today

2) Get pricing from printers and decide where to print door hangers

Create an action plan, such as:

2) Go to Neighborhood 2 on Tuesday and hang 350 more door hangers

1) Go to Neighborhood 1 on Monday and hang 500 door hangers

If you can’t afford to hire someone to hang the 500 door hangers, then you and your crew take a day and

hang the door hangers.

Whatever it takes…

GET IT DONE!

Your plan should be SO specific that

you could hand it to someone else and he/she

would know EXACTLY

what to do.

Go to www.howtogrowyourbusinessfast.com

Provide your contact info and you will receive two videos that go into more detail

about what you should do next.

• Plan HOW you will market• Plan WHERE you will market• Plan WHAT you will market• Plan what you will DO EACH DAY to help your marketing

Bottom line,It comes down to Planning.

Service AutoPilot can help you with figure out what to plan for and how to plan.

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