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How to Triage, Reposition and Future-Proof with Outsourcing and Virtual Assistant

Brad Stevens - Recorded Session

Due to high-takeaway value, Verne Harnish asked Brad to be his first guest and share this content with over 2,300 attendees on his recent live summit. When COVID19 hit, Brad immediately had his team datamine the web to get a list of over 125+ new product/service growth opportunities emerging from the crisis to help entrepreneurs brainstorm pivot and reposition opportunities. He’ll share the list with all webinar attendees and review specific case-studies of how you can rapidly uncover and point your business toward new markets. He’ll also cover creative and surprising strategies to generate revenue from your existing customer database without asking them to buy anything. And he’ll show low-cost and free ways to create content, generate leads, launch marketing and establish operations for repositions and pivots.

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How to Get Started With a Virtual Assistant

Trust us on this one. We get outstanding feedback on this video and process. Snag a coffee and block off 18 minutes. I know it may sound long but think about in your business where the first 20 minutes of most sales calls are a repeat of the same content and no visuals. We just made it more efficient in tight, consolidated 18 minutes with strong visuals. From thousands of conversations, our CEO Brad Stevens addresses pricing, our signature vetting process, skill sets, trust, quality, competency, time zones, communication, etc.

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