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What if I told you you could 
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three very simple steps and 
almost overnight, almost, but 

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not quite simply because it 
takes time to click buttons. 

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Well, that's what I'm going to 
be talking about today. 

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So welcome to today's Tuesday 
Tea Break talks with me, your 

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host, Nick Truman. 
Thanks for tuning in. 

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Hit the subscribe button if you 
haven't already, and let's get 

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cracking. 
So I'm going to talk through 

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both of these clients. 
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talk you through the steps we 
took step number one, and this 

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comes from some extensive 
audiobook listening, which I 

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love because you can put an 
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gym, in the car. 
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be learning. 
I often ask in interviews, what 

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have you learnt recently? 
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What YouTube videos have really 
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more recently? 
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audiobooks and a lot of them 
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I thought that's one area I 
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haven't really done any learning
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And this applies I think 
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store, specifically a Shopify 
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need to do in sales, which was 
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Having now reflected on this, 
thinking about this over the 

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over the weekend ahead of today,
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determine with your website if 
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and create some conversion rate 
doubling as as we've quite 

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literally done. 
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that for both of these clients, 
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One of the tests is still 
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we'll get a case study out. 
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do in sales is work out what 
people's rejections are and the 

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rejection. 
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And the question, I'll come back
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second example, what question 
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What are we asking them to do 
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And what you do not want to do 
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not want to do on a website is 
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cool, that's great. 
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about it, they're not going to 
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ecommerce website, if they do 
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like measurements or it's a big 
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get an e-mail address from them 
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So step one to to doubling a 
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determine what your customer's 
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Step 2, then once you've worked 
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need to do some AB testing and 
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solutions to break down those 
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Reassure them that this is a 
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should try it out. 
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the right products, the right 
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try it out? 
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We're not going to let you down.
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And I think that's a fantastic 
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can even find quite a cheap item
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purchasing on a website and they
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impetus to go. 
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I say it a lot. 
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features tell benefits sell. 
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How? 
This is the best phone case you 

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could buy. 
This is the best mug you could 

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This is the best lighting for a 
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This is not, if you're watching 
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have appeared. 
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Well, how do we work out what 
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to test, to know what to make a 
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There's two ways to do this. 
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phrase as well. 
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happened, not why. 
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the analytics use something like
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free version of a recording tool
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people using your website. 
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Some clients, we turn it on for 
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and turn it back off and leave 
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we next need some data. 
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not endorsed by them at all. 
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reach out. 
We'd love you to sponsor the 

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show and but we need to work out
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data can show you that somebody 
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everyone seems to click on these
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will show you what happened, but
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quickly and easily use an AI 
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customer reviews? 
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reasons people were unhappy with
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It's a fantastic question to ask
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Get yourself a glass. 
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project. 
Get yourself a glass of wine one

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night and sit there and just 
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Oh, I was nervous, but I nearly 
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group together and ask them 
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You could phone every customer 1
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from a website 10 minutes ago. 
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minutes of your time just to ask
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And we'll put a free product in 
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sell. 
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How many products did you browse
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Anyway, it's Tuesday tea break 
talks, quick cup, a quick sip of

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tea and it's currently a heat 
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I'm drinking out of a Christmas 
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cooler, which might make me just
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But you guys can decide and 
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feedback from customers quite 
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using a thing called agentic AI.
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premium, like almost all of us 
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founder, best assistant. 
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recently, very empathetic. 
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the end because I had a bit of 
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Life's too short for hatred. 
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AI. 
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website or assume you'd seen 
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on the site as an agent and 
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doesn't know, some of the things
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your site, and that needs to be 
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I'm going to show you 2 examples
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for brands that get completely 
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everybody gets the results and 
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I've made the changes. 
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know, how much revenue we're 
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Less orders to dispatch more, 
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people completely miss in this 
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minute, Nick, I've got this 
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Like I'm excited now let's just 
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whether it's worked or not. 
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version, often called the 
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opportunity to go all right, the
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Let's try another version or two

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If that's a big thing for 
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wording, different way, 
different widget, different 

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design, different layout. 
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right? 
Right now it's the third thing 

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they see on the page on mobile, 
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the page, which could be like 
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Let's just put the price up at 
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Everyone loves our pricing and 
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That's what we tested. 
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It's too prominent now. 

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If all your tests come out 
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rate, revenue per user are going
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learning anything. 
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your customers and you learn 
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that's more insightful than just
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You might find that you run a 
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in revenue per user and you're 
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without spending any more. 
That's fantastic. 

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What if it could be 70%? 
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uplift in SEO alone, which was 
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So again, and that's, that's 
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part we're testing, I think is 
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there's lots of apps to do this 
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running in Shopify to run the 
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inconclusive, I'm going to need 
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Ideally 1000. 
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sweet spot. 
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started for the first week and 
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So in total, now we're still up,
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You know, we're still up, but 
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after week 1. 
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new version takes two weeks 
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version. 
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piece of tech, it will make sure
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version because they come back 
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exciting if that is part of the 
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keep nudging them somehow, say 
come back and make that 

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purchase. 
Here's more reasons to buy from 

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us and try and again, breakdown 
those rejections. 

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Client 1 then some notes I'm 
going to read through. 

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The biggest thing we saw were in
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people and this on Trustpilot. 
People were saying like, not so 

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sure if these guys are legit or 
not. 

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Sorry, legit is a very British 
thing, say bit they're 

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legitimate, they're a real 
company. 

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I've never heard of them. 
I don't have any sentiment 

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towards them and a lot of 
e-commerce sites, let's face it,

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they're quite similar. 
You know, there's white 

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background, there's products, 
there's some cool images of the 

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products, there's a bit of 
branding, but generally a 

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collection on Shopify looks 
pretty similar across all sites.

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And so actually trust is really,
really important. 

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And so that was one thing that 
we, we highlighted. 

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And the second thing as well was
when people were on collections,

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some products, it would say like
3IN stock, 2IN stock. 

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ever have on site, you know, in 
the warehouse. 

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down to like one or two, if they
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in. 
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really in stock, aren't you? 
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hours, you're out of stock while
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suppliers can send direct to 
customer. 

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And they were like, yeah, yeah, 
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And it was like, OK, when we 
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ignoring the ones that had like 
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didn't have a like 3IN stock. 
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and then send on to customer. 
They're big bulky items. 

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They don't mind at all. 
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then. 
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clicking on the ones that are in
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bulkier, more expensive items 
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They, they didn't stay out of 
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stock label on collections. 
People aren't visiting them 

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anymore and looking long term. 
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had been coming down over time 
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they turned on that feature 
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So we got that and we got trust.
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more prominent Trustpilot 
widgets. 

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had tested previously and it had
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But the way the widgets had 
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update to the theme and now the 
widgets weren't showing how many

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reviews they had on mobile and 
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So when it comes to that whole 
trust issue, it's like, right, I

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don't trust this brand. 
Oh, look, they've got thousands 

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of, you know, 4.84 point 9 stars
on Trustpilot. 

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I trust Trustpilot and they've 
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reviews. 
This is fantastic. 

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That's, that's one of my 
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buying this product. 
Ticks like that's sorted now and

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we see conversion rate lift and 
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Having taken those out, those 
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conversion rate in the first 
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We're now in about week 8 of 
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And we just wrote out two other 
clients that are doing similar 

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things as well. 
But we're in week 8 and it's 

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going so well. 
Like conversion rate is just 

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over double. 
It's about 110% higher than it 

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was on the original version. 
Why haven't you just rolled it 

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out, Nick? 
Well, we're still getting data. 

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And actually when we look at it 
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which is e-mail has actually 
dropped a little bit, which 

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doesn't surprise me because 
we've made the, if you don't 

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know who we are messaging more 
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we are if you're subscribed to 
e-mail and coming in. 

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So we're looking for a solution 
to that next as Step 3, which is

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going to be the the retest bit. 
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So people didn't trust them. 
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there, it just created 
confusion. 

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And I love using, I love using 
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when you're trying to sell a 
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and it's like you're asking the 
wrong question. 

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Like questions are powerful, but
you're asking the, the question 

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is, do you want one of these 
ones with these these stocks? 

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I mean, the people only want to 
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but this one's got 3 in stock. 
This one's got one in stock. 

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Which of those two do you want? 
It's the wrong question. 

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The question is, which product 
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Like let's choose the product 
you want us fantastic product, 

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great choice. 
Let's talk about the benefits of

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that product. 
Put that in your home, it's 

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going to look amazing. 
You put this on your body, it's 

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going to feel awesome. 
You're going to use that on your

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skin. 
Your skin's going to feel 

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incredible. 
And here's the proof. 

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And so again, wrong question 
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Client #2 this one's 
fascinating. 

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So this was a prescription 
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It was a few years ago, but 
these guys, we found that there 

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was only one product somebody 
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which was interesting. 
So you had to buy the product 

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based on what your doctor or 
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you. 
You need this exact one. 

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So there wasn't really a 
decision making process, but the

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way the hierarchy of the site 
was geared was like go into this

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category and then into this 
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one. 
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I don't know, clothing boutique 
experience, right? 

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Let's find the one that's 
perfect for you. 

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The right colour, the right fit,
the right. 

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So that's not this item. 
And what we found was the search

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box was hidden under a little 
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faint. 
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the magnifying glass button, we 
had 10 times the conversion rate

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than if they didn't 10 times. 
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So for everyone customer that 
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themselves, clicking through 
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we got 10 if they clicked on the
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So what do we do? 
We made this search box more 

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prominent sales. 
They didn't go up tenfold, but 

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they went up pretty quick. 
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we we eventually again managed 
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total. 
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a search engine, so we still 
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everything, but the main thing 
on the homepage was not this big

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banner going, hey, we've got 
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try this. 
The homepage was like, find your

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item right now. 
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of the things we made sure is 
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the site. 
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every time you added another 
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until they were like there's 8 
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There's we found your item and 
it would go green. 

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We found your item which was 
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on the item, it was had a short 
add to basket. 

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this size, this size or this 
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And what is your quantity? 
And you just go, I want that one

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quantity 5 bang. 
And then as soon as you added it

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to cart, it said would you like 
to start a subscription or check

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out now? 
And you went straight into check

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out. 
You start a subscription, save 

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10%, etcetera. 
We made it so quick and easy. 

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And again, it's the opposite of 
what we would normally be trying

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to do on another website. 
But the reason we did that again

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is we we saw the data and we 
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customers. 
But we knew from the reviews, we

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know from the customer service 
and we know from that website 

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analytics immediately that 
people need to find that one 

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exact item. 
If they don't find that one 

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exact item, then they are not 
going to buy from you because 

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they can only buy that one exact
item. 

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So we did loads and stuff. 
So the search box as well, you 

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could search by SKU specific 
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and things like that. 
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different countries as well. 
And then we also tried to kick 

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start a consultative discussion.
If it didn't know, and this is 

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before the before AI really 
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years, we tried to start a 
consultative discussion through 

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the search box to basically say 
the thing you're looking for, we

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think is this. 
We don't stock that, but we do 

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stock these. 
Would you like to check if this 

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matches your prescription or 
not? 

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And you could send them a 
message on live chat and there 

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would be a doctor at the end of 
that live chat ready to say yes 

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or no. 
That doctor could rewrite a 

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prescription for you to allow 
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That doctor was super. 
There were about six or seven of

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them just working on live chat. 
Very expensive as sales went 

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through the roof. 
But you see how we solved a 

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problem with all the things that
you would normally hear on a 

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podcast, like they're saying, 
like add more information, give 

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people a why buy, add a 123 on 
how to use the products that 

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doesn't work, doesn't work for 
prescriptions. 

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And so that was incredibly 
powerful for them. 

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And we did so much retesting for
that as well. 

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The other output that came out 
of that client as well is we, we

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then started looking beyond the 
website and said if someone's 

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found this product on Google 
Shopping, they wouldn't find it 

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on Meta ads. 
Meta ads didn't really work. 

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Meta ads was like a come sign up
to our newsletter and then when 

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you need a prescription, come 
buy it from us, come buy it 

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online, etcetera, etcetera, 
which was great, fine. 

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And but one of the things we 
found massively with the, the 

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customers is they needed to be 
able to search to find the item 

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or it didn't work. 
So Google search, Bing search, 

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so important. 
But then we also realised that 

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when someone's product came up, 
because they use the, we made 

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sure that we could be searched 
for when the product types 

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everything by the, the SKU, the 
prescription number, the name of

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the product, the brand of the 
item, because you'd, there'd be 

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multiple brands you could buy 
for that one prescription. 

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And so with all of that, we 
realised that when people landed

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on the site, having a more 
traditional page, trying to sell

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that item didn't really work. 
We completely minified the page.

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There are only three piece of 
information we want people to 

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find out before we then it just 
explained the very bare bones of

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things like the delivery times 
and how you can get it tomorrow 

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and click and collect because 
again, it's prescription. 

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Somebody's unwell or they want 
to improve something so they 

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need it quickly. 
So that product page, we 

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basically just had the title, 
the price, the image and the buy

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button. 
There's pretty much nothing else

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about that item on there. 
And then we even split tested 

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and sometimes they work, 
sometimes they didn't. 

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So we used a a little funky tool
that would decide where, if they

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thought people would dwelling. 
And I mean, and I'm about buying

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it, it would pop up saying here 
are three or four alternative 

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items to this that do the same 
thing, have the same 

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prescription on them as well. 
So then there were alternatives 

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that did exactly the same thing.
And again, you could say add 

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this one to basket or send a 
message to our on site doctor 

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about this old pharmacist about 
this item them as well. 

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So determine why people are not 
buying from your site. 

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Find out what their rejections 
are and do not be scared. 

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So many people are scared to 
understand that information. 

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Be brave. 
Find out better. 

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The devil you know #2 run some 
AB tests and try and determine 

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which output, which piece of 
content, which design, which 

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flow, which navigation on your 
site, which search box, 

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etcetera, etcetera, etcetera. 
Which output is actually going 

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to work for you. 
You might be wrong first time, 

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but don't give up. 
Run that test and then once. 

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You're getting some results, run
another test and another test 

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and another test and keep 
testing this thing until you're 

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like, we have no more creative 
juice for this test, right? 

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What's the second rejection 
reason and start that flow 

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again. 
I hope you've enjoyed today. 

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Please hit the subscribe button 
if you haven't already. 

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And if you understand, like if 
you haven't enjoyed it, 

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subscribe. 
If you haven't enjoyed it, it's 

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fine. 
Send me your rejection reasons. 

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If you want to reach out and get
any help as well, check out my 

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agency Spec dot Digital, SPEC 
dot digital. 

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And we'll be back again on 
Friday with incredible guests. 

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Got some amazing guests coming 
out this week. 

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I believe it's John and Ben from
Sub Summit who interviewed 2 

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CEOs who are absolutely Titans 
of the subscription space. 

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And we had a chat Sub Summit in 
Kansas City, which was super 

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fun. 
Thanks, tuning in. 

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See you on Friday.
