Stop copying other entrepreneurs:-

If you are the clone of some other and/or famous entrepreneur, they’ll never get to know the real you.

Use frameworks that work, but don’t be a clone. Model success but don’t copy it. Let your voice come through, and build a business that’s yours.

Be clear about who your core audience is:- 

The more specific you can get with your target audience, the easier time you’ll have marketing, which is what ultimately grows your business.

When you do, you will be focused on your strategies. Your branding and messaging should be very clear.

Keep it simple:-

Keep your website simple and clean.

Build traffic to your website.

Learn the biggest struggles your target audience is facing.

Create products and services that help solve those problems.

Don’t rely exclusively social media:- 

While you can’t ignore social media, don’t make it your number one strategy for traffic and leads.

You want people to sign up to your email list, and interact with you personally, not just on social media.

Focus on what’s important:-

If you’re building, you probably shouldn’t be learning about SEO.

Sit down, and evaluate where you’re at in your entrepreneurial journey, and stick to what will help you where you are.

Don’t fall victim to information overload because it can easily keep you from making progress.

Don’t be afraid to charge a fair price:- 

If you add value and help people, you should be paid a fair price for it.

As long as you focus on serving and adding value to your customer’s lives, your prices will be justified.

Keep pushing towards your goals:-

At the end of the day, if you want this to succeed, you have to determine right now that you’ll keep going no matter what.

Perseverance is what makes your business grow.

Even if you haven’t made the process you wanted to make at this point, you can’t give up.

Build this business one relationship and one sell at a time.