Why 66% Of Businesses Fail And How Not To Be Them | Rudy Mawer Gamechangers Interview

<p class="p1"><span class="s1">In this episode of “Y.E.L. 2.0”, your host Peter Voogd, serial Entrepreneur, Mentor, Speaker, Best-selling Author, Husband talks to Rudy</span> about social media / online marketing and selling, how to drive traffic to a new website and also gives some tips on how to figure marketing angle out for the products. They discuss the strategic ways to how to just keep going in business and succeed.</p> <p class="p3"><strong>Episode Highlights: </strong></p> <ul class="ul1"> <li class="li3">Peter Voogd asks, “When did you realise that you had understood marketing, there's some entrepreneurs who have been around for 10 to 15 years and they still don't understand marketing.”</li> <li class="li3">He further questions the guest - Rudy that about his first go-to method to drive traffic to a new website, so that they get enough pixel data to have decent sized audiences when they run ads.</li> <li class="li3">The guest says that they do a lot of free live video content as they have a free Facebook group. They did a lot of free stuff earlier but they don't do too many opting guides and free courses anymore.</li> <li class="li3">As per Rudy the common mistake most of us make is we like to talk a lot about our products and business.</li> <li class="li3">Rudy answers to Shawn’s question, “I'm an online educational mentorship company, currently 700 members, and we offer a lucrative affiliate programme; what is the best way to 10-X our Company?”</li> <li class="li3">Rudy reveals that he is managing different teams & divisions and giving strategic direction to those people. He has his team including systems, processes, operations, project and marketing managers, working towards his vision.</li> <li class="li3">Peter thinks that the key aspect is that if you do go down the rabbit hole and you fail and you waste 30 grand, you're not sitting there sulking for a week, you're just going to get back to it, keep hustling.</li> <li class="li1">Rudy finally states that, “If you get really good at strategy operat