Nash Hagen

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I almost went broke making this mistake 🥴 If you’re still doing the same thing that’s not working, then doing it more isn’t gonna fix your issue! When I was getting started I thought reachout was just a numbers game. The more I send the more chance I have of a response. And while that’s true to an extent, it’s what happens after the response that really makes the difference. I sent over 100 emails and got 0 responses. Clearly just doing more of what sucked wasn’t the answer. ❌ Posting more on Instagram doesn’t necessarily mean you’ll get more inbound leads. ❌ Sending more outbound messages doesn’t necessarily mean you’re gonna close more deals. ❌ Simply raising your prices doesn’t necessarily mean you’ll make more in your business. If you’ve tried those things and are still stuck, doing more won’t help you. I started implementing precision prospecting to contact my ideal clients with a hyper targeted message aimed at solving a problem I knew they needed help with and as a result, my close rates skyrocketted. Instead of sending 100 emails with maybe 3-5 replies and (maybe) a low ticket deal. I could now send 10 highly targeted emails and close high 4 and 5 figure content deals fairly easily. Once you know the frameworks, it becomes so much easier to serve your clients and get paid well in the process. If you’re interested in learning how precision prospecting works and how you can use it to start landing more consistent high ticket clients DM me CREATE and I’ll show you! You’re gonna wanna save this one! 📲 Follow @nashhagen (that’s me) for more creative business tips 🎥 Be blessed and stay stoked 😎🤙

Are you a freelancer or a business owner👇 I think a lot of times we think of scaling as something that would be nice once we’re ready, but when you switch you perspective, you actually realize that not knowing how to scale costs you thousands of dollars and hours of your time every single month. In the example I gave in the video, you would be missing out on $9,000/mo which is over $100k/yr just because you don’t know how to scale your business effectively. And that’s just by raising your prices. Imagine the difference once you attract better clients, add more value to your offer, make a scalable system, and build teams and automations. The sky is the limit! Believe it or not, the difference between a $10k client and $1k client is not all that much. The main difference is in how you present your value. It’s always easier to pitch new clients new rates then to convince an old client to pay you more. That being said, the first step of scaling always has to be firing your clients that take too much time and don’t pay enough. The problem is, we get attached to these less than ideal clients because they are essentially our lifeline for survival. The minute we lose them we feel like we’re out of business. But the very clients we feel are our life jackets are the ones that are anchoring us down and preventing us from progressing by sucking up our time and attention. That’s a scary place to be, and a place I realized I didn’t ever want to be in again. I had to find a way out and that’s why I share what I share. If you’re ready to take your business into your own hands and finally create something scalable DM me CREATE and let’s see if I can help! You’re gonna wanna save this one! 📲 Follow @nashhagen (that’s me) for more creative business tips 🎥

The image features a man with a beard and a striking gaze, staring directly at the viewer. He is wearing a black T-shirt and appears to be pointing or gesturing with his hand. On the left side of the image, there is a red box containing the dollar amount '$100' and a text conversation bubble with an 'X' icon, displaying the message 'Stop emailing me!!!'. This conversation seems to represent a negative or unwanted interaction. In contrast, on the right side, there is a teal-colored box with the dollar amount '$5000' and a conversation bubble with a check mark icon, conveying a positive message: 'This is literally exactly what we've been needing!'. The juxtaposition of the two amounts and contrasting reactions suggests a comparison between low-value and high-value offerings or services.

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I’m trying to build a movement for creators. I’m tired of seeing talented people scraping by and not getting paid their worth. Your talent and skills are worth far more than that. I’m not doing this cause I want to get rich. I’m not doing it because I want to build followers, I’m doing it cause I see a genuine need in the industry for people to be transparent about how to ACTUALLY make a sustainable living out of content creation. Sure you could go the influencer route, but chances are, it’ll take you years to get to a point where you can charge real money and by the time you do you’ll be super burnt out and won’t want to be doing that the rest of your life. Trust me I get that haha. The only option is to build a business that is actually scalable, growable, and sustainable. Not one built on you and your followers. And you can only do that by learning the skills necessary to get you there. Things like precision prospecting (matching the right message with the right person), story-telling sales frameworks, and scaling blueprints and much more. That’s how you grow a business that sustains itself long term. If you’re ready to start building that for yourself DM me “CREATE” on IG and let’s get started!