033: Be Tech Smart— Leverage the Digital Market with 'No Effort Web' with Ameet Kallarackal

<p dir="ltr">“We like to think of ourselves as doing the dirty work behind the scenes to make everyone else look good.”  – Ameet Kallarackal</p> <p dir="ltr">There are thousands of humble yet hardworking entrepreneurs like small restaurant owners and operators who are not that savvy technically and who are restlessly operating their in-person craft and business. Though necessary, they might not have enough funds to employ a skilled person in the field of marketing or to hire a technical team. How can entrepreneurs with limited digital experience enhance their business' online footprint? </p> <p dir="ltr">Ameet Kallarackal, the co-founder and CEO of <a href= "https://www.gofisherman.com/">Fisherman</a> together with their high-class customer support team make it possible for business owners to focus on the in-person side without having to touch anything on their gadget’s screen, and yet can see how their businesses are flourishing virtually. Fisherman is a company that brings about websites, manages social media and wields the online presence for hardworking small business owners with a focus on the restaurant industry. They have a set of tools that succor traditional small businesses become automatically fortunate online. No wonder they call their website “No effort Web,” as they say it, “No code, no drag & drop, no effort.”</p> <p dir="ltr">Harken as Justine eagerly interviews Ameet about his journey and how his passion has helped countless entrepreneurs navigate the tricky waters of the digital world. Plus, they also delve into the importance of surrounding ourselves with experts, why entrepreneurs should have a website, how to improve UX, and how rejection leads to learning. Lastly, learn more about Fisherman's new resource to help boost social media presence.</p> <p><strong> </strong></p> <p dir="ltr">Meet Ameet: </p> <p dir="ltr">Growing up, Ameet’s parents had a website, and that was his first exposure to the world of graphic designers and WordPress. So even when he was still a kid, he became an ace at usin