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The Two Changes That Grew This Business 44% in One Year | Ep 966

by Alex Hormozi

The Game with Alex Hormozi

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"The advice that made the biggest difference was optimizing for custom orders and improving the custom orders page."
"We raised prices, and our close rate is currently at 20%."
"I commend you for that. And I know it's only up from here."
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Episode Summary

The episode begins with Luis Lora, the owner of Optimum Works, sharing details about his online railing business, which generates $2.5 million in revenue but relies heavily on Google Ads for 81% of its customers. Alex, the host, identifies three major issues: high customer acquisition costs (CAC), low conversion rates, and inadequate repeat purchases. Alex proposes a focus on optimizing custom orders, improving the sales process, and better tracking of advertising spending.

During the strategies discussion, it becomes apparent that the attribution of sales to advertisements is crucial for understanding which channels are effective. Alex emphasizes simplifying the focus to working primarily with DIY customers who are less price-sensitive and more engaged with customized products. After implementing changes, Luis’s company saw a positive transformation.

One year later, the follow-up reveals Luis’s business has grown to $3.6 million in revenue with $540,000 in profit, demonstrating a 44% increase. The podcast highlights Luis’s commitment to action and the effectiveness of the strategies discussed, particularly improving the custom order page and overall sales process, resulting in tripled custom requests and a 20% closing rate.

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Episode Summary

The episode begins with Luis Lora, the owner of Optimum Works, sharing details about his online railing business, which generates $2.5 million in revenue but relies heavily on Google Ads for 81% of its customers. Alex, the host, identifies three major issues: high customer acquisition costs (CAC), low conversion rates, and inadequate repeat purchases. Alex proposes a focus on optimizing custom orders, improving the sales process, and better tracking of advertising spending.

During the strategies discussion, it becomes apparent that the attribution of sales to advertisements is crucial for understanding which channels are effective. Alex emphasizes simplifying the focus to working primarily with DIY customers who are less price-sensitive and more engaged with customized products. After implementing changes, Luis’s company saw a positive transformation.

One year later, the follow-up reveals Luis’s business has grown to $3.6 million in revenue with $540,000 in profit, demonstrating a 44% increase. The podcast highlights Luis’s commitment to action and the effectiveness of the strategies discussed, particularly improving the custom order page and overall sales process, resulting in tripled custom requests and a 20% closing rate.

Key Takeaways

  • Diversify your customer acquisition to avoid dependence on a single channel.
  • Optimizing the sales process for custom orders can lead to significant revenue growth.
  • Data attribution is critical for making informed marketing decisions.

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