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In this episode, I speak with Jason Vance – a true entrepreneur who’s willing to shoulder the responsibility of building a company with all it’s stresses. He has a team of eighteen staff and is based in Edmonton, Canada. They have over three hundred clients and did one hundred projects last year. They just closed a contract for a hundred and forty thousand dollars. This guy’s a big deal!
You’re going to learn what it’s like to manage a team of developers, designers and marketers. There are also some top strategies on how to negotiate, win and work on contracts worth over a hundred thousand dollars.
The prize this week is a $50 Amazon voucher!
Jason recommends purchasing Marcus Buckingham's book, "Now, Discover Your Strengths" (See the Link section below).
All you need to do is leave a comment at the bottom of the page telling us how you're using WordPress for large or complex projects. Include a link for extra credit!
Congratulations Craig Edmonds! Jason has awarded you the competition prize. Go Elevate!
WP Elevation Tip of the Week – Know Your Strengths. Once you know what you’re really good at, you can focus on doing that and start to build a team of other people around you to do the things that you’re not very good at. Jason recommends some useful tools and strategies to help you and your staff with this.
This is an interview packed full of useful tips and strategies that Jason has learned through many years experience. Here are the highlights you can’t miss…
Finally, if you don’t like networking, but want to increase your leads, Jason shares his favourite way to network without getting too far out of your comfort zone. Listen out for the secret tip towards the end of the interview.
Hope you get as much out of this as I did. Enjoy.
You can reach out and thank Jason on [email protected].
Just make sure you put “WP Elevation Podcast” as the subject line.
Jason suggested I interview Matt Cutts from Google. Matt, keep your eyes on your inbox.
Hint: to enter the competition, leave a comment below and tell us how you’re using WordPress for large or complex projects. Include a link for extra credit!
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