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I wanted to create a place online for people like me. I experimented with subreddits…. fail…. facebook groups…. semi-fail. But after realizing there were A LOT of people just like me online that wanted to connect with other entrepreneurs I had an idea.
Continue reading 'Idea to Conception – Anti Wantrepreneur 1st Week Stats [Infographic]'
This guest post by Magda Kay will explain exactly how a to use psychology to improve the overall look of your website in 9 easy steps. She has a blog over at Psychology For Marketers. The blog is jammed packed full of marketing wisdom.
This post shows you how to optimize your site to mind f*$k people, more or less.
Continue reading 'How to Use Psychology to Improve Your Website in 9 Easy Steps'
Rarely do you find real hustlers and action takers, but when you do the energy they give off is aspiring and admirable at the same time. It’s even better when you can be with them from the conception of the idea to the execution of it.
Continue reading 'Building Your Muse – How to Validate an Idea in A Week : Mac Dojo'
I woke up a little early. A tad bit earlier than I normally do. I didn’t want to work out, cook breakfast or anything.
I wanted to get work done.
But not the actual work. I wanted to organize all the work that I had in to finish. So I made a list of everything I needed to do. Here is the list of things that I figured out I had to do that day.
Continue reading 'Why Am I Doing This? A Question All Entrepreneurs Should Ask'
I was browsing my many rss feeds. I went through about 10 articles and got tired of reading. I got up, took a shower went to work. I had a couple of my favorite podcasts loaded up from the night before. It takes me about 8 minutes to walk to work, so to cut down on the time, I start listening to Pat Flynn’s Smart Passive Income podcast. He was interviewing an awesome Continue reading 'What can 1,000 words a day get you? Anything you want'
Many bloggers have one giant problem… Getting traffic. How should we get traffic? Should we tweet, post on Facebook, blog 10 times a week, guest post? It can be a big head ache.
Here at EugeneHennie.com I have close to 1,000 people following me on Facebook, over 800 twitter followers, and a little over 530 people on my email list. Not bad, but looking at the giants with over 100,000 Facebook fans, 30k rss subscribers make you wonder what they are doing to engage their readers and grow. After doing some research I have seen the similarity amongst all successful blogs.
Continue reading 'How to get 1.2 Million Facebook Shares with The Purpose Fairy'
Before finding my focus on EugeneHennie.com, I would just do shot gun posts. I just made this word up but it means I would just write a blog post and publish it. No structure and no flow to the ideas. But then something changed.
I had found out about some guy…. Niel Patel, lol. On is blog QuickSprout he did a blog post on how to write a good blog post in under 2 hours. In the post he says, among other things, you should outline your posts. So I googled “outline your blog posts”. Not much luck. Then I googled “brainstorm blog posts” and came saw MindNode.
Eureka!
Continue reading 'Why Using Mind Maps Will Help Your Blog Posts Go Viral'
Scalable pricing allows you to capture more market share. When you base your pricing model on need and skillset or need level, you can capture more market share. Watch the video to get more details. Continue reading 'Why Scalable Pricing Works to Boost Conversions'
Here is a list of 7 reasons why you may not be an entrepreneur. This took me a while to be able to say confidently. But if you can make your 1st buck online you have made it. And don’t worry. After you have determined where you stand on the scale of entrepreneurial awesomeness… I have some cool links at the end of the post to help you out.
Disclaimer: This isn’t the bible and it isn’t designed to make you pissed off. It is designed to make you think about what you COULD be doing. So don’t take it personal. I’m playing devil’s advocate. Think of it as your conscious talking to you. A rather blunt conscious.
en·tre·pre·neur
/ˌäntrəprəˈno͝or/
Noun
A person who organizes and operates a business or businesses, taking on financial risk to do so.
I recently gave some marketing advice to a close friend that recently launched a stellar productivity course. It’s on how to use a mac better.
So he had the question should I drive traffic to the sales page? Continue reading 'Why Free Will Get You Paid & Trusted – How to increase conversions'
