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10 contributions to Accelerator University
May 29 in
📈 How can you use niche content to grow a small business?
Inspired by Alex Hormozi's video, which highlights a registered dietitian who made nearly $1 million in profit with only 5800 Instagram followers, it's clear that focused, niche content can be incredibly powerful. The dietitian's consistent and highly specialized content allowed her to connect deeply with her specific audience. By posting daily and addressing her followers' exact needs, she built a dedicated customer base that drove significant sales. Link to Course Module: https://www.skool.com/acquisitionuniversity/classroom/6f3d113e?md=af143e5ff5294796813aa637a2cee0fc
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Using niche content can significantly grow a small business by targeting a specific audience, establishing authority, and creating a loyal customer base.
May 10 in
💰 How can you justify higher pricing with superior value?
Alex Hormozi emphasizes the importance of conveying the value that justifies higher prices compared to cheaper alternatives. He highlights that even if something costs more, the return on investment can make it a worthwhile decision. He uses personal training and stock investments as examples to explain that quality and outcome are more important than just the price tag. Think about a time when you chose a higher-priced option because of the expected value and share your story in the comments. Aim for 25 to 100 words, and make sure to respond to 2 comments and like 3 others to foster our learning community. Link to Course Module: https://www.skool.com/acquisitionuniversity/classroom/2bc394c1?md=c3aa8f2f483c444eb871b8befbdda63c
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Justifying higher pricing with superior value requires effectively communicating the unique benefits and advantages that your product or service offers compared to competitors.
May 10 in
🧑💼 How do you choose the right level of delegation for a new team member?
Leila Hormozi's approach to delegation reveals critical insights into assigning responsibilities based on team members' experience and growth stages within a company. Reflect on her delegation levels and share which level you would use for a new member in your team considering their current skills and potential for growth. Explain your reasons in a concise reply, aiming for 25 to 100 words, then feel free to engage by commenting on 2 other posts and liking 3 more that you find insightful. Link to Course Module: https://www.skool.com/acquisitionuniversity/classroom/ba5eb222?md=058978d168ef46faa38c06ec0fc68a4b
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Choosing the right level of delegation for a new team member involves assessing their skills, experience, and level of autonomy they're comfortable with. Start with smaller tasks to gauge their abilities and gradually increase responsibility as they demonstrate competence and confidence. Open communication is key to understanding their preferences and ensuring they feel supported in their role.
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🏪 How can you buy a business with minimal upfront cash?
Alex Hormozi's insights on acquiring a business with little to no upfront payment should inspire you. Reflecting on his strategies for negotiating prices and terms when purchasing a business, what methods would you consider viable for reducing upfront investment in a business acquisition? Share your thoughts in the comment section below. Aim to write between 25 to 100 words. Engage further by commenting on 2 fellow students' posts and showing your support by liking 3 other insightful comments. Let’s learn from each other’s perspectives! Link to Course Module: https://www.skool.com/acquisitionuniversity/classroom/9e82d8a3?md=698c25e46ecf4c329356175f53bea0b3
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Buying a business with minimal upfront cash often involves creative financing strategies such as seller financing, securing a loan using the business's assets as collateral, or finding investors willing to provide funding in exchange for equity. It's essential to thoroughly research and negotiate terms to ensure the arrangement benefits all parties involved.
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💯 How often should you reach out to potential clients weekly?
Alex Hormozi emphasizes consistency and volume in client outreach to increase business growth. He introduces the "rule of 100," suggesting substantial daily actions to see results. Reflect on this approach and share your thoughts on the optimal frequency of client outreach per week in your business context. Aim for a practical, brief response between 25 to 100 words, then interact by replying to two peers and liking three insightful comments. Link to Course Module: https://www.skool.com/acquisitionuniversity/classroom/2bc394c1?md=e05b6cf8ee8449f68ae5bc1ca068217c
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The frequency of reaching out to potential clients can vary depending on your industry and the nature of your business. However, a general rule of thumb is to aim for consistency without being overly persistent. This could mean reaching out once a week or every couple of weeks to stay on their radar without overwhelming them. It's also important to personalize your outreach and provide value in each interaction.
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