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    Business Automation Guide: Automate The 8 Biggest Time Wasters In Your Business: Time Management
    Business Automation Guide: Automate The 8 Biggest Time Wasters In Your Business: Time Management
    Business Automation Guide: Automate The 8 Biggest Time Wasters In Your Business: Time Management
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    Business Automation Guide: Automate The 8 Biggest Time Wasters In Your Business: Time Management

    By Michael Pease

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    AUTOMATE YOUR BUSINESS AND DO THE THINGS THAT ARE REALLY IMPORTANT IN YOUR LIFE!


    BUSINESS AUTOMATION GUIDE : A Complete Business Automation Course includes Worksheets and the Most Popular Automation Tools

    Are you sometimes envious of those persons who take vacations and do not worry about their business that smoothly run on autopilot? If we all had the possibility of doing only the pleasant part of our business and spent only minimal time on the rest, it would be great. You may think these people don’t tell the truth about how much time they really spend working or that they have a huge team all over the world working for them. The truth is: Their solution is a combination of outsourcing and automation. And this is a real option for everyone. You only have to follow three magic rules:

    1. If you can automate a task, automate it!
    2. If you can not automate a taks, outsource it!
    3. If you can not outsource it, decide if it is an important task which have to be done.


    What is left are the core value-added parts of your company that you or a member of your team have to do. This Business Automation Guide teachs you all the elements of your business, which can be automated. They include:

    • Website Creation and Website Content
    • Search Engine Optimization
    • Sales Funnel
    • Email tasks
    • Social Media Tasks
    • Testing and Analytics
    • Website Maintenance
    • Business Payments


    Additional you will get a list of the most popular tools to automate various processes as well as business automation worksheets to start with the automation of your business. So, kill the 8 biggest time wasters in your business and get enough time for the important things!

    Time To Start Now!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMichael Pease
    Release dateMar 6, 2016
    ISBN9781524286477
    Business Automation Guide: Automate The 8 Biggest Time Wasters In Your Business: Time Management

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      Business Automation Guide - Michael Pease

      Introduction

      Thanks and Congratulation for taking your valuable time to download the Business Automation Guide. Taking holidays while your business continues to run smoothly is for sure an enviable thing for most of us, right? If we all had the possibility of doing only the pleasant part of our business and spent only minimal time on the rest, it would be great.

      You may think these people don’t tell the truth about how much time they really spend working or that they have a huge team all over the world working for them.

      The truth is that also successful people work hard, especially when initiating a business and they neither have the budget for paying a whole team of workers. Thus nothing of what you may think is true.

      Outsourcing combined with automating is a real option for everyone.

      There are three important rules to follow:

      1. Automate all tasks that can be automated.

      2. If you can not automate a task, outsource it.

      3. If a task cannot be outsourced, decide whether it is important at all to be done.

      The goal: You and your team concentrate on the core value-added elements of your business. Nothing else.

      So first let's have a look at the elements of your business, which can be automated. They include:

      ‣ Website Creation and Website Content;

      ‣ Search Engine Optimization;

      ‣ Sales Funnel;

      ‣ Email Marketing;

      ‣ Social Media Tasks;

      ‣ Testing and Analytics;

      ‣ Website Maintenance;

      ‣ Business Payments.

      While reading this guide, it would be useful for you to take notes about YOUR business elements that can be automated. In Appendix 1 you find business automation worksheets to can take notes and organize the next steps.

      In Appendix 2 you find a list containing useful tools to automate different processes of your business. You will not need them all, but you'll get an idea what is possible so that you can find the best tool for your business.

      © Copyright 2016 by Michael Pease - All rights reserved.

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      From a Declaration of Principles which was accepted and approved equally by a Committee of the American Bar Association and a Committee of Publishers and Associations.

      In no way is it legal to reproduce, duplicate, or transmit any part of this document in either electronic means or in printed format. Recording of this publication is strictly prohibited and any storage of this document is not allowed unless with written permission from the publisher. All rights reserved.

      The information provided herein is stated to be truthful and consistent, in that any liability, in terms of inattention or otherwise, by any usage or abuse of any policies, processes, or directions contained within is the solitary and utter responsibility of the recipient reader. Under no circumstances will any legal responsibility or blame be held against the publisher for any reparation, damages, or monetary loss due to the information herein, either directly or indirectly.

      Respective authors own all copyrights not held by the publisher.

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