Wes C | Chirpy

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most growth hacks i tried in businesses i ran just moved the problem sideways the boring stuff that compounds (same offer, same promise, showing up) always looked slower until you looked back a year later what boring thing are you still doing that actually works?

across every business i've run, the customers who stuck around longest almost never found us through a post. someone sent them, then they checked our page to see if we were legit so i've stopped thinking of posting as getting found. it's people checking you're still open and still good before they call does that match yours, or do you actually get cold customers off social?

ran property, a restaurant and a few other things over the years. the posts that actually brought people in were usually the ugly ones. bad photo, two lines, typed between jobs. what's the least polished post that ever got you a customer?

I've run a few businesses now, property, a restaurant and a few other things the habit that stuck across all of them was writing down one thing on monday morning that would make the week a win. just one what's yours this week?

sunday question for anyone running a business when did posting on social actually start bringing you customers? first month, first year, or still waiting honest answers only

every local business near me posted something for halloween today. honest question for owners, has a holiday post ever actually brought people through the door? or is it just one of those things you feel you have to do

been running businesses a long time, property, a restaurant, a few other things. my take is consistency beats clever for local businesses. people start expecting the post. what's the one thing you post that customers would notice if you stopped?

business owners, what's the one question customers ask you every single week? that's your next post. answer it once in public and stop typing it out 50 times

flip side of my last question. what's the cheapest marketing thing you ever did that actually brought customers in?

small business owners, what's the one marketing thing you paid for that did absolutely nothing?

agency owners, whats the one client request you hear every month that you wish you could just say no to

small business owners, honest question. is your black friday stuff already planned or is it the usual scramble the week before

unpopular opinion maybe, but replying to every google review, even the boring 5 star ones, beats most of what small businesses spend on ads anyone actually skip it?

small business owners, whats one thing you pay for every month for marketing that you'd cancel tomorrow if you were being honest

hot take for local business owners a phone photo of your actual team doing the actual work beats any polished graphic you'll ever post anyone seen the opposite?

monday question for business owners how do you actually know where your new customers come from? in most businesses I've run we just asked people and wrote it down. still beats any dashboard I've used

honest question for local business owners what's the one post that actually brought a customer through your door? not likes. an actual paying customer

sunday question for business owners do you actually plan the week's posts ahead, or is it a monday morning scramble every time no judgement, I've done both for years

some weeks nothing happens in a business. nothing new to show, nothing to announce. what do you actually post those weeks? or do you just go quiet