38 Years Of BRUTAL Business Advice In 16 Mins

Book a call and let's scale your business 👉 https://davebay.com/ Subscribe for more wealth-building strategies 👉    / @americanbusinessheroes   Most small town business advice comes from people who have never run one. This comes from 38 years of doing it, including the marketing that worked and the marketing that was money flushed down the toilet. These are the five pieces of advice I kept after four decades of running convenience stores, a gas station, fried chicken franchises, a video store, a restaurant, a nursing home, and a golf course in the same small community. The laminated newspaper clippings I mailed out free every week for five years, and the one I found on a friend's refrigerator 25 years later. Why the most trusted person in your business is your staff and not you. What coaching youth baseball for 14 years did that a banner behind the outfield fence never could. Why one Facebook post reaches about seven people out of four hundred followers, and what to do instead. And why being on five platforms is how you end up nowhere. Whether you are running a storefront on Main Street or a service business out of your truck, the principle underneath all five is the same: advertising is what you buy when you don't know your customer. This is what you do when you do. Subscribe for weekly business breakdowns from someone still running these businesses today, and comment below with the piece of advice you are going to try first.