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Rohith R
I help businesses to... • 9m
One important lesson I learned from Harmozi is, Provide the secrets for free and sell the implementation. What many people assume is, " Oh, We should not tell our tricks," " If we told the secrets, they would not show up again." One thing you need to understand is that most of the work is outsourced by the company , not because they don't have knowledge, but to save time. Providing the industry secrets, Tips, Guide will only create a good impression among your knowledge in your field, and it will build trust in your service. I re-designed my content strategy according to this, and it works pretty great for me.
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