Our recent work with momlette. A cute brunch café in the heart of bricklane in East London.
The clients loved how the site turned out and we enjoyed every step of the way. This project was delivered in 20 hours.
Have a visit - https://t.co/rysi8RI5Ti
DM for more info.
@mother_pes83459 Hey your business looks amazing, and this picture is great. Ghostbusters vibes. I wanted to ask why you don't have a website? Your definitely losing our on potential customers. If your interested send me a message 🤝🏼.
(P.s. Your DMS aren't open so customers can't contact you)
Social media is crazy.
We’ve been brainwashed into wanting:
• Lambos
• Expensive food
• Yachts
Just to be considered successful by people who don't even like you as a person?
What happened to goals like...
Working on building an audience is one of the hardest things to do here. I've been doing web design for ages but it wasn't nearly as hard as gaining followers. Just gotta trust the process and keep trying to build.
The funny thing is that even with less than 20 followers...
• Giving a better life to your kids
• Retiring your parents
• Being healthy
Isn't this a better version of success than wehn you just fancy cars and expensive dinners?
When speaking to a client, make sure you understand their pain points. Every business struggles with something, LEAN IT. Only when you know what causes them pain can you see if you have the solution.
And if you don't have a solution, either figure it out or keep it moving
Give him a ferrari on day one and say "If you don't sell 10 cars I'll take the ferrari back".
Sell on Pain NOT Pleasure.
But the question is:
Who's giving out ferrari's and where can I find them?👀
Offer on pain points, not pleasure points.
If you told someone "Sell 10 cars and I'll give you a ferrari for free" - Sounds good, but your offering pleasure.
They are more likely to achieve the goal (selling 10 cars) if you do this instead: