This client has been with us for 3 years now which honestly makes me proud because most agency relationships die after 6 months. We've experimented, tested, pivoted, and kept growing together😊

Following your passion is terrible advice for most people. Follow your skills instead and monetize them. Passion can be a hobby. Not everything you love needs to pay your rent.

Your ego wants to believe you can do it all Better, faster, with more care But that's the exact mindset that keeps you working 80 hour weeks while your business stays small Learn to delegate as a founder

Trust the process even when the metrics don't immediately reflect your effort

The breakthrough usually comes right after the point where most people quit.

If your bounce rate is above 70%, your content isn't matching search intent. Check what people actually search, then look at what your page delivers. If there's a mismatch, rewrite the intro to immediately address search intent Google tracks engagement. If people leave fast, you won't rank.

The hardest lesson in entrepreneurship nobody tells you about is learning when to shutdown your own ideas🥲 Holding on because of sunk cost just bleeds more time and money. Accept that your attachment to an idea that sucks doesn't make it viable, and you can actually pivot to something that works.

Happy Monday everyone🌝🌞 Hope you had enough rest during the weekend. Let's smash it again this week💪

Don't be scared to raise your prices! Cheap clients leave anyway, so you might as well charge enough to serve people better.

Happy friday to everyone who's been holding it together with coffee and spite all week 😊

We all make time for what we actually want to do. It's just priorities, and priorities reveal what you actually value, not what you say you value.

Google ranks Reddit because humans actually talk there

Sick of founders romanticizing the grind while burning out their teams. Hustle culture is toxic, and you're not inspiring, you're exhausting.

Your burned out brain makes worse decisions than a rested one Those bad decisions cost more than the break would have

Your 20s body will forgive 3 hours of sleep and zero exercise Your 30s body will make you pay for every single one of those decisions with interest

What's your dream travel destination?

When that one enterprise client finally converts

Throwback to the Friday game sessions with the team 😍. Definitely helped us bring together more than anything else.

Monday reminder that almost everyone on your timeline is struggling with something they're not posting about🥲 So, be kind to yourself this week even if things don't go perfectly, because literally nobody has it all figured out Happy new week everyone🫶

Which one are you?

Is it me or does this year feel extra fast?

Shower thoughts are always genius until you try to explain them to someone and realize you sound unhinged😅

Small businesses asking which metrics matter, and the answer is whatever pays your bills

wake up earlier than you want work on hard things first ship before you feel ready ask for feedback iterate quickly repeat for years That's how to get ahead

Clients when their brand doesn't rank #1 by the second day:

Always surround yourself with people who make you feel like you need to level up

The intersection of knowing SEO deeply and actually running a business is where most consultants fail Easy to give advice Hard to execute it while managing payroll, client churn, and your own anxiety

Nobody wants to hear this but it's true

Happy Monday everyone🌞 Let's hit our goals this week💪

Online games with the team on Fridays have become something I look forward to every week☺️ I'm winning this week😈

You're not a perfectionist. You're just scared of being judged

most business advice: hustle 24/7 my business advice: please sleep so you stop making stupid decisions at 3am

YOU ARE NOT YOUR BUSINESS Took me years to learn that, and I still forget sometimes When revenue drops, it doesn't mean you're worthless When a campaign flops, you're not incompetent When a client leaves, you're not a failure Your identity can't be fused entirely with your company

Lost two close friends in 2023 while trying to keep the company alive. Nobody prepares you for running a business while grieving. There's no bereavement policy when you work for yourself. Bills don't pause for emotions. Clients still need deliverables

year 1: worked 16 hours daily, barely grew year 2: worked 8 hours, built systems 10x'd growth

Lost two close friends in 2023 while trying to keep the company alive. Nobody prepares you for running a business while grieving. There's no bereavement policy when you work for yourself. Bills don't pause for emotions. Clients still need deliverables

“SEO is dead” Bro SEO is like a cockroach It can survive everything

mental health days don't work if you spend them worrying about the work you're not doing

Marketing is the product If nobody knows you exist, you've built a beautiful, high-performance secret

Hope your systems are holding up today Happy Monday everyone😊

What an interesting week😇

A low churn rate isn't just a sign of a good product. It's also proof that you're picking the right clients. It's why you should focus on people who value what you offer.

If you want real business advice, buy a founder a strong coffee, tell them your biggest mistake, and just let them trauma-dump their 5-year learning curve on you😅

The fee you pay for solving a new, interesting problem is suddenly having to write an SOP for it🙂

Progress isn't linear especially in business. Bad weeks don't erase good months. You should zoom out when daily metrics make you panic

We’re all in the same boat, fighting the same fires.

At Microconf this week

Remote work didn't make people less productive imo it just showed how much office productivity was performance theater

step 1: build thing step 2: question every decision step 3: somehow make money anyway

Talking to other business owners about stress and anxiety normalizes these feelings. You're not broken, the job is just inherently stressful.