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How to build business systems.
A Masterclass worth thousands of $$ for FREE.
How do you scale? build an infectious culture? sell your company for millions?
ANSWER: Build Fortune 500-level systems
Systems are THE ENTIRE BACKBONE of the biggest companies in the world
Today I'll show you exactly how to build these systems
Welcome to my Masterclass
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
What does this Systems Masterclass include?
- What software u should use
- The anatomy of a system (explanation + example pics)
- Exclusive video of my agency's HIGH-POWERED project management system
- Chance to sign up to my email list at the end
Let's GO
First off
I know you're asking
What Software should I use when building Systems?
Answer: either https://t.co/9E3tulpqbj or https://t.co/0RelfVZ3iS
I've also seen systems built in Google Drive
Don't recommend.
U need something flexible, transparent & easily accessible
The anatomy of a System is SIMPLE
1) What/When/Why
2) Step-By-Step
3) Video Run-through
4) Resources
Let's get started with #1
A Masterclass worth thousands of $$ for FREE.
How do you scale? build an infectious culture? sell your company for millions?
ANSWER: Build Fortune 500-level systems
Systems are THE ENTIRE BACKBONE of the biggest companies in the world
Today I'll show you exactly how to build these systems
Welcome to my Masterclass
👇
TABLE OF CONTENTS
What does this Systems Masterclass include?
- What software u should use
- The anatomy of a system (explanation + example pics)
- Exclusive video of my agency's HIGH-POWERED project management system
- Chance to sign up to my email list at the end
Let's GO
First off
I know you're asking
What Software should I use when building Systems?
Answer: either https://t.co/9E3tulpqbj or https://t.co/0RelfVZ3iS
I've also seen systems built in Google Drive
Don't recommend.
U need something flexible, transparent & easily accessible
The anatomy of a System is SIMPLE
1) What/When/Why
2) Step-By-Step
3) Video Run-through
4) Resources
Let's get started with #1
5 secret strategies I used to 3X my agency's revenue during COVID.
A thread.
At it's HEIGHT in 2020, Shut Down Music (my music-for-media agency)
Had 8 employees, 50+ artists, & made $600K+
We went from $200K in 2019 to $600K in JUST a year
Won 2 industry awards (LA Emmy & Mark Award), had our music in 1000s of TV shows, movies, video games, & ads
How did I build Shut Down Music to a powerhouse?
Why were people in the industry calling me a legend at just 21 yrs old?
How did I make over $1M in the MUSIC INDUSTRY?? Which is notorious for being hard to make money in
HERE are the 5 secret strategies I used
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STRATEGY 1 - BUILT SYSTEMS
Flashback to April 2019
Shut Down Music was the definition of a SMALL BUSINESS
Me & 1 employee (Anna, from Russia) managed the whole thing
I paid her $600 a month
We had NO systems. it was wild
Didn't even know when she clocked in & out of work
1 (PT 2)
May 2019 comes around
I decide FUCK IT. I've had enough
Decided to invest in SYSTEMS
Hopped on https://t.co/9E3tulpqbj & started building
Next 6 months I worked relentlessly to build systems for
project management, artist management, team/client communication, etc
A thread.
At it's HEIGHT in 2020, Shut Down Music (my music-for-media agency)
Had 8 employees, 50+ artists, & made $600K+
We went from $200K in 2019 to $600K in JUST a year
Won 2 industry awards (LA Emmy & Mark Award), had our music in 1000s of TV shows, movies, video games, & ads
How did I build Shut Down Music to a powerhouse?
Why were people in the industry calling me a legend at just 21 yrs old?
How did I make over $1M in the MUSIC INDUSTRY?? Which is notorious for being hard to make money in
HERE are the 5 secret strategies I used
Keep reading
STRATEGY 1 - BUILT SYSTEMS
Flashback to April 2019
Shut Down Music was the definition of a SMALL BUSINESS
Me & 1 employee (Anna, from Russia) managed the whole thing
I paid her $600 a month
We had NO systems. it was wild
Didn't even know when she clocked in & out of work
1 (PT 2)
May 2019 comes around
I decide FUCK IT. I've had enough
Decided to invest in SYSTEMS
Hopped on https://t.co/9E3tulpqbj & started building
Next 6 months I worked relentlessly to build systems for
project management, artist management, team/client communication, etc
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...we raise the perspective that CoVs can persistently infect bats due to their association with biofilm structures. This phenomenon potentially provides an optimal environment for nonpathogenic & well-adapted viruses to interact with the host, as well as for viral recombination.
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