Businesses can now improve almost everything:
Acquisition: SEO, outbound, partnerships, paid channels
Conversion: positioning, offers, pricing, sales
Operations: processes, integrations, automation
AI: research, content, support, workflows
Product: features, services, markets, retention
Yet some of the businesses I have worked with still choose to stick with old patterns or legacy systems, regardless of how much technology has evolved.
I worked with a manufacturer and retail business that had been operating for more than 50 years.
They started by writing their operations on paper. Quotes, invoices, technical details, customer information. You can imagine.
Their data existed in physical folders, stored across shelves and organized by file numbers.
I recommended moving to cloud-based documents, digital invoicing, and email management through a CRM.
Their response was:
We know that already.
We just didn t have time to do it.
I like the focus on helping founders decide what to work on first. Turning growth, AI and automation ideas into a clear action plan feels very useful when there are too many options. Congrats on the launch!
@simarmalhi thank you for your kind words and comment.
There are always more AI tools, workflows, channels, pages, and features to try.
The challenge is figuring out what deserves attention now.
In this session, I am looking at challenges as opportunities in the business context, and narrowing it down into a practical direction.
If you’re at that stage, I’d love to work through a real business challenge with you. The session is here: https://creative.hatrio.com/l/di...
Let me know what’s currently competing for your attention.