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Inside Stripe's LinkedIn Playbook...👇 The 2nd edition of #DecodingB2BLinkedInSuccess series is out now! We've analysed the LinkedIn activity of one the largest #fintech brands over the past 30 days and uncovered how they keep their nearly one million followers engaged. Explore the full breakdown below ↓ --------------------- Follow me 🔔 to catch the next edition of the series... And feel free to share your thoughts on the insights in the comments! 🤗 #B2Bmarketing

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"I just don’t have the budget..maybe in a few months" A few months later: 𝘊𝘳𝘪𝘤𝘬𝘦𝘵𝘴 You hear this multiple times a week. No after no. You wonder WHY they don't see the value? When will you ever get to see Those big stripe payout notifications You've been dreaming of? You’re starting to feel hopeless And you’re tired of charging low ticket It sucks. You "give give give" You get on coffee chats But it doesn't convert And when it does You are so discouraged at that point That you lowball yourself So now, you don’t know if you should just focus on: -Getting more leads? -Posting more on linked in? -Redoing your header one more time? -Spamming more cold outreach without a plan? And now your head is spinning You don’t know why it isn’t working Everyone else seems to be winning Right? This is where you are going wrong: - Proposing calls too early / late - Outreach messaging sounds spammy - You don't know how to have a conversation - Your messaging didn’t speak to high ticket clients - Your prospect either ghosts or dominates the convo If you're getting tired of this You MUST switch to speaking Directly to your high ticket ICP → In your profile → In your content → In your messaging You'll know you're getting it right when: - You stop hopping on unqualified calls - Your DM convos feel natural and interested - Your solution is a perfect fit for your ICP and they pay This is how you optimize for high ticket clients For this you need a system that works on LinkedIn You can take years to do the trial and error Get good at this naturally It can totally work! Or You can work with me and start seeing results next week P.S. What are you dressing as for Halloween? :) We went as Anakin & Padme from Star Wars

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Ever heard how David crushed Goliath? 🗿💥 Well, let me tell you about the Davids of the tech world who've been slaying their Goliath-sized expenses with lifetime deals! 💻🚀 Imagine not worrying about monthly fees piling up. Sounds good, right? That's what Sarah from StartupX did. She grabbed a lifetime deal on a project management tool. Result? Thousands saved yearly! 🤑 Or take Mike, whose e-commerce platform is now flying high with a one-time payment email marketing service. 💌✈️ More money for ads means more growth, and that's a win-win! 🎯 Ready to be like Sarah and Mike? Join our Facebook community for the inside scoop on deals that'll make your wallet happy and your business booming. 🌟 #TechSavings #BusinessGrowth #LifetimeDeals #LifetimeDeals #Lifetimo

How to build multi-decade APIs, companies, and relationships 🧠 What's next for Stripe (increasing the GDP of the internet!) ↗ Timestamps: 00:44:32 - Stripe history 00:56:30 - Stripe Climate 01:02:25 - Beauty & APIs 01:12:37 - Financial innards 01:29:02 - Stripe culture & future

🚀 March: Month of Tech Milestones for Small Businesses 🚀 Let's shout out the cool tech stuff that's helped small businesses like ours: 1️⃣ March 1976: Apple came onto the scene, making tech easier for us small guys to use. 2️⃣ March 1989: The World Wide Web light a global phenomenon, democratizing information and opening doors for small businesses to reach audiences far and wide. 3️⃣ March 1998: Open-source browsers shook things up. Netscape’s decision to release the source code for its web browser lets people collaborate and create new tools that help small businesses grow till these days. 4️⃣ March 2006: Twitter arrived, giving us all a way to talk to the world. Small businesses can now share their voice on a big stage. Let's keep getting inspired by these tech wins and use them to keep growing, innovating, and making our mark! Here's to March- a month full of possibilities🌟 #SmallBusiness #Innovation #technology

Starting a business? Resources are tight. Just talked to Sarah. She was burning cash on 6 social platforms trying to reach tech founders. Her budget? Tiny. Her time? Even less. She did 20 customer interviews and discovered something obvious: her target customers spent 80% of their social media time on LinkedIn. She cut everything else. Zero Instagram. Zero Twitter. Instead, she wrote 2 helpful posts per week on LinkedIn and joined 3 active YC discussion threads. Month 1 results: 5 paying customers. Zero ad spend. When resources are limited, you can't be everywhere. Talk to customers, find their watering holes, show up there consistently. That's it.

This is Sean Ellis. He coined the term "Growth Hacker". He ran early growth at Dropbox, Logmein and Eventbrite. He found a leading indicator of Product Market Fit, better than the commonly used Net Promoter Score (NPS). Here is how it works 👇 Simply ask your users "How would you feel if you can no longer use the product?" You are giving them 3 options: - Very disappointed - Somewhat disappointed - Not disappointed at all Measure the percentage that answers "Very disappointed." How found that the companies that struggled to grow almost always got less than 40% "very disappointed." Whereas the companies that grew easily always got more than 40% "very disappointed." In other words, if more than 40% of your users would be very disappointed without your product, you have early Product Market Fit. Repost to share this with your founder friends, help them find PMF. 💪

This is not a brag... Back in August 2024, I started a brand new business from scratch. ❌ No website ❌ No social media presence ❌ No case studies ❌ Not allowed to leverage my existing businesses or any resources from them. I still don't have any of the above. (except a Stripe account to take payments) Here's what I did to generate £15k of revenue in 61 days. ✅ Learned a whole new skill in 3 days and created a service/offer that hit people in the feels. ✅ Spent some time nailing down my ideal prospect persona. ✅ Went on Google and called around 20-30 businesses daily, offering this skill I've learned. ✅ Some businesses were interested and gave me a shot. ✅ They were happy with the service ✅ Money came in 🙂 That's it. Keeping it simple and performing 1-3 repetitive daily tasks got the results. Nothing complicated or fancy. Bit like me really 🙂