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15 Invaluable Entrepreneurial Lessons from 2016

Published January 3, 2017 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: MotivationTagged entrepreneurs, entrepreneur, investment property, great entrepreneurs, brand loyalty, made me a better entrepreneur, innovation leaders of Silicon Valley, Emotional quotient, designer of Fitbit, real estate investment, balanced life, business ideas, opportunity is right around the corner, Invest in entrepreneurs, seek new perspective
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2016 was a crazy busy, awesome year. Much was achieved, some lost, and I learned a ton as an entrepreneur. I got to know some very cool people and traveled to unique places. From meeting some of the innovation leaders of Silicon Valley to visiting …

Why Your Customers Don’t Care About You

Published August 16, 2016 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: InfluenceTagged young entrepreneurs, loyalty, brand loyalty, Millennials, successful entrepreneurship, ADD society, meet face to face, playing the long game, small talk, Business decorum, building rapport, retention
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Small talk is a lost skill among young people. Nowhere is this more evident than in the business world, among young entrepreneurs. Instead of enjoying it, they avoid getting to know their clients on a personal level. They’re always in a rush, or at least …

Go Mobile or Go Broke

Published February 28, 2015 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: The Web, StartupsTagged innovate, startups, niche, barrier to entry, generate newsletter subscribers, early adopters. cost to generate a lead. lead generation strategy, innovative new ways to generate leads, Online Marketing, Email Marketing, High Quality Leads, brand loyalty, email subscriber growth, Mobile Lead Generation, Developing a mobile marketing strategy, Build an app, cost of building a great app, online entrepreneurs, opt-in forms for mobile devices
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In 2005 we discovered an innovative way to generate newsletter subscribers using press releases. We were early adopters of this strategy and it worked incredibly well. In fact, the cost to generate a lead was about $0.06 per. And we were generating subscribers by the …