Category: News
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Alex Hormozi just broke the Guinness World Record for most books sold in 24 hours: 2.5 Million. And it wasnโt ads alone that did it โ it was strategy.He hosted a 10-hour webinar (yep, ten hours straight) and rolled out a step-by-step plan. First โ the book itself. Everyone could grab it. Plus all his…
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Final Part of the Content Systems Series | Reading time: 8 min Start from Part 1 | Read Part 5 We’ve covered a lot of ground in this series. Now it’s time for the honest question: Should YOU actually do this? Because systems-based content isn’t right for everyone. And I’d rather tell you that upfront…
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Part 5 of the Content Systems Series | Reading time: 11 min Start from Part 1 | Read Part 4 Let’s talk about what actually works. Not theory. Not “best practices” from some marketing guru. Real companies. Real results. Real costs. I’m going to show you the operating model that’s replacing the traditional “build an…
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Part 4 of the Content Systems Series | Reading time: 10 min Start from Part 1 | Catch up on Part 3 You’ve recognized the problems. You know your content operation is broken. Now comes the expensive question: Do you fix what you have, or do you start over? Most business owners get this wrong.…
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Part 3 of the Content Systems Series | Reading time: 9 min Start from Part 1 | Read Part 2 After the TechVision story went viral in our newsletter, I got 47 emails from business owners. They all said some version of the same thing: “This sounds exactly like us. But how do I know…
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Part 2 of the TechVision Story Read Part 1 First When we left TechVision, they were six months into their “content dream team” experiment. โฌ121,800 spent. Minimal results. Board asking uncomfortable questions. The CMO was stressed. The CEO was frustrated. The content team was burned out. Something had to change. The Consultant Who Asked One…
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Let me tell you a story. It’s not about any specific company. But if you’ve ever tried to build a content team, you’ll recognize yourself in it. Meet “TechVision GmbH” Imagine a mid-sized B2B software company in Vienna. Let’s call them TechVision.They’re growing. Revenue up 40% year-over-year. Customers love the product. Everything’s going well. Except…
