Wes C | Chirpy

small business owners, what's the one marketing thing you paid for that did absolutely nothing?

yeah the offer is the hard part. once that's locked the rest is just doing it. most of the panic is people still deciding what the deal is on wednesday

selling. not the sleazy kind, just being able to explain why something's worth the money and then actually ask for it. shows up in every job they'll ever have

ran businesses in a bunch of industries and not one customer ever asked how the flyer got made. they asked if the offer was good. the how mostly matters to other people who make stuff

i'd add check the instagram and tiktok handles too. a clean .com doesn't help much if every social handle is gone and customers can't find you

100%. more options usually just means they're scared to say yes. giving 2 max and saying which one you'd pick tends to end it way faster

agency owners, whats the one client request you hear every month that you wish you could just say no to

the reply part is so underrated. people read how the owner answers a 2 star review way more closely than the review itself

yep the 2 to 3 weeks early part is what most miss. by the time they post the deal everyone's inbox is already full of them

the 10% is the part most founders skip because it feels pointless. in my experience its the stuff people actually bring up when they finally message you

small business owners, honest question. is your black friday stuff already planned or is it the usual scramble the week before

90% is probably the answer then lol. appreciate it man

word of mouth from a crowd that already trusts her is the hard part done. when you start ads id aim at parents near the families you already have before going fully cold

no discord is the premium tier honestly. where do i send it

every business I've run grew from boring stuff done every week, not one secret. funny how the one piece always costs $997 and comes with a discord

unpopular opinion maybe, but replying to every google review, even the boring 5 star ones, beats most of what small businesses spend on ads anyone actually skip it?

60% days are where most people quit and call it rest. showing up anyway is the whole game honestly. hope you ate something decent at least

4.6k active out of 6k is a ratio most people would kill for. how much of the 17.8k replies came from you replying to others vs people replying to you?

hybrid is a smart model. parents keep the flexibility and the kids still get real teachers. how do you fill seats, mostly word of mouth from other families?

makes sense when you remember they're judged on your spend, not your results. every fix they suggest somehow ends with raise the budget