Founder of Novatorius & creator of Siren Affiliates. WordPress engineer and partnership advocate helping businesses grow with flexible incentive programs.
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Today, I spelled entrepreneur correctly on the first try. AMA.
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Here’s a little tip for managing a CRM after a conference – upload photos of the back and front of the business cards to the CRM. Looking at the card – its design, colors, etc, is often enough to trigger you to remember the conversation you had with them. Super helpful.
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I’m a sucker for a new hat, and while at an outdoor hospitality conference I was lucky enough to get to meet the people who made one of my must-have travel apps. It’s always so fun to meet people in person as a super fan of their product.
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I’ve been using Rocket.net for my hosting lately, and I’ve been really loving their support and setup in-general. Been moving most of my clients over to it just because it’s been rock-solid.
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I’ve been coming out to the campground in the afternoons to work, ride my bike, fly kites, and play fetch with Phoebe. As you can see, Phoebe approves.
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Oblivion is somehow more buggy than I remember. I love it 😄
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How to Regain Momentum After a Stalled Launch
Feeling stuck after your launch excitement fades? If you’re tired of watching your sales slow to a crawl and frustrated by marketing tactics that barely move the needle, you’re not alone. Here’s how to break free and regain the momentum you had on launch day.
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Tuesdays and Thursdays are my “meeting days”. I schedule all of my meetings on these days. The consequence is that these days are INSANELY busy, but Monday, Wednesday, and Friday end up being a lot more productive as a result. But WOOF am I tired after a very chatty Thursday!
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I’m getting twitchy. After being at the OBX and coming back home to cold weather, and rain, the cabin fever vibes are hitting hard. I gotta get out of this house. I can only play so many video games 🫠
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Are you a Problem Solver, or Solution Creator?
There’s a big difference between being a problem solver and being a solution creator—and most people get it wrong.