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In today’s newsletter we will go over the following:
The importance of KPIs
How to actually make data-backed decisions
How these KPIs will allow you to make millions
And a whole lot more
B2B Operational Idea of the Week
Before actually making each decision in your business, go ahead and look at the data, if the data doesn’t align don’t make the decision
If it does, then run with the decision and pull the trigger
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Deep Dive
So last week I know I talked about how KPIs can actually make you filthy rich but I want to expand on what I talked about last week
I recently got together with a friend who does data dashboards
I’m talking dashboards that make 6 figures in returns for his clients
It’s all custom coded and he is a very smart individual in this realm
In fact I had him help me with one of my current clients, I needed help with a data problem that I was just scratching my head at for a LONG time
Sent him the loom and and he solved the problem
I was of course very happy and he goes to me “you only have a few thousand rows of data imagine if you had MILLIONS”
I told him I would have to die because I woudn’t know how to do that
But what you have to realize it more data and samples in your business the better your decisions will be
Instead of having 20/20 vision you have the BEST vision in your business
Because more data means more precise and predictable numbers
This is what I realized when talking to him
That KPIs matter a lot, but you need to be collecting of much data as you can
Because right now you might have a 70% success rate with ur current data
But imagine if you had 10x or 100x and millions of different data points
Your success rate would be 99% or even bulleyes each
And every
Time
So the point of the newsletter today is to tell you
Get more data
Simple as that
Ciao,
Tyler
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