What should I use for…
It’s the eternal question for entrepreneurs. We’re constantly finding ourselves needing solutions to problems, and those tend to come in the form of apps, programs, and platforms.
But of course ... how do you find the right app? What program should you use? Is that platform going to do what you want it to do?
If you’re lucky, you might have a techy friend you could ask. But for most people, needing new tech means taking a ride down the rabbit hole of Facebook group recommendations.
And that’s just no fun for anyone. (Not to mention generally absolutely useless.)
This whole situation drives me crazy — not only because it’s just so damn inefficient, but because it means that people generally get stuck with whatever tech is popular at the time, whether it’s a fit for them or not.
So this is me, fixing that issue.
Because the truth is, it’s not that hard to figure out what tech you need. You just need a simple heuristic to guide you through the process.
No trawling Facebook groups.
No wasting hours and hours reading reviews or comparing features lists.
No ending up with tech and tools that are more trouble than they’re worth.
Just getting the right tool for the job, every. single. time.
“But Jonathan, how does it work???”
Because I’ve designed to run you through a series of questions you should always have in your head when choosing tech. It’s what I do whenever clients ask me for tech and tools recommendations, so in getting this, you’re basically getting a copy of the “algorithm” my brain uses to make context-sensitive and hyper-specific recommendations.
It’s quick. It works. And it’ll solve your most annoying, naggging problems you face as an entrepreneur so you can free up your time and brain to do things you actually care about.
We are driven by emotion and marketers know this, so they often push down on pain points. This module will help you fight back.
This part of the core module is around thinking about the honeymoon phase of using tech.
So many course platforms so little time. What platforms fit you, how do you know which ones work best... who knows. I can help you figure that out... Let's do this
How do you decide which email marketing platform to use? Use these context specific questions to figure out what you need.
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