ClickFunnels Radio

On this episode Dave talks all about the importance of publishing content, specifically a podcast. He has been publishing this podcast for 370 episodes now, and here are some of the things he’s learned along the way: The Importance of a good title for each episode How you should ask for subscribers, it is the fastest way to grow How you need to find your own voice, and then document the journey New ideas on how to grow even bigger! So listen in to hear Dave’s advice on how and why you should start a podcast and share some of the strategies he’s learned over the years publishing his podcast.

On this episode Dave interviews Gabe Schillinger about his journey to success selling his music beats online with Clickfunnels. Here are some things they talk about: How Gabe struggled before he discovered Clickfunnels, but quickly became successful after he started using it. How he was able to restructure the “perfect webinar” to fit his very specific niche Why had to raise the price of his highest membership tier So listen in to hear how it is possible to turn a small niche into a million dollar business.

On this episode Dave talks about his recent experience signing up for the Apple credit card. He noticed some techniques about be process and wants to share with you how it could be important to your relationship with your customers. Here are some things he talks about on this episode: Apple knows their customer avatar well and their products reflect that People care about your packaging; represent yourself with style If you can increase the emotional excitement of their purchase, it strengthens your bond with the customer So listen in to hear how you should present your physical products to your customers to strengthen your bond so they will keep coming back for more!

On this episode Dave shares a funny clip from a video that he likes. It shows how sometimes we might have an obvious problem but rather than address it directly, we try to ignore it and blame something else. Here are some things he talks about: If you know what you’re supposed to be doing, but you’re not doing it, stop and just do it Read the DotCom Secrets and Expert Secrets books, then take the “30 Day Challenge” Publish something every day for 100 days straight If you get stuck on something, hire a coach So listen in to hear Dave’s advice on what steps you need to take to continue on your path to success in your business.

On this episode Dave talks about the importance of taking some time to think about what is the most important thing that you should be doing with your time. Here are some of the things he talks about: How Russell Brunson takes the time to think about the content for his books How Steve Jobs took the time to understand simplification Taking time to ponder scripture so you know what questions to ask God So listen in to hear how you need to break up your busy schedule of constantly working and just take some time to sit and think. Discover the questions that are going to help your business the most.

On this episode Dave talks about some of the lessons he learned while spending an evening with Tony Robbins, Dean Graziosi, and Russell Brunson. Here are some of the things he learned: No matter how big and famous you get, stay humble Dig your well before you are thirsty Provide a massive amount of value without expecting anything in return Go above and beyond Spend your valuable time with “A players” Engage in quality “one-on-one” time with people So listen in to hear some of the awesome advice and lessons that Dave was able to learn from some of the top business leaders in the world.

On this episode Dave talks about the importance of putting in the work to achieve your goals. For example: you can’t have the title of being a published author without going through the process of writing a book. Here are some of the things he talks about: He wants to be a good piano player, but he doesn’t have to time or discipline to put in the required work Are you willing to do the verb that is associated with the noun that you want? It takes way less energy to keep a ball in motion and way more energy to start a ball rolling So listen in to hear some advice on how you can accomplish your business goals by taking action and doing the verbs you need to do to get the nouns that you want.

On this episode Dave interviews Brandon Poulin about his success and some of the tips that he uses to effectively scale his business. Here are some of the things they talk about: How to identify who your leaders are (they will let you know) Give them some freedom to do things their way, but keep them accountable Metric based leadership (letting the numbers show where things are working or not) How to know when to scale How to transition into a leadership/ceo role How to survey your customers so that you know how to serve them better So listen in to hear some expert advice on things you should know when you are growing your business.

On this episode Dave talks about the concept of a “rite of passage”, which is basically an event or a task that someone must go through to gain knowledge and experience. Here are some of the things he talks about: How is own processes of losing almost everything prepared him to be a better entrepreneur You may not be doing your dream right now, but doing what you are doing right now, may allow you to get to your dream There is a light at the end of the tunnel, and it’s not a train! So listen in to hear how you should not be afraid of your own rite of passage and appreciate that it is just going to make your stronger and better in time.

On this episode Dave interviews Daxy Perez about what he has found to be the foundation of a successful podcast. Here are some of the things you’ll learn on today’s episode: Regret is worse than failure Understanding who you are, how you are unique Understanding your market Knowing your avatar (your ideal listener) Knowing your unique message Make the biggest boulder you can throw (so it has a big impact) Train your listeners to take an action Re-purpose your content (start with video if possible) So listen in to hear some tips and advice on what you can do to have a successful podcast.