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Note to self: do not plan on launching a brand new campaign involving 100 people the week before your certification starts, Fab. Anyways, regardless of my levels of madness reaching newer heights, I have learned a lot about repeating this old campaign, taken from my old company, Creative Impact. This year, we gathered nominations for our top 100 ONLY from social which means we had to gather all bios, headshots, links and emails manually. We are looking at a minimum of 25 hours. I roped in my husband to add the final bios to the Canva design, and he also crafted our amazing cover.
The last 3 months have been all over experiments - so what have I learned from them? Today I share my top 3 takeaways. In summary
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Choose experiments that fit your visionsHow do you choose which experiment to focus on? Let's take the top 100, for example. So here's the thing. We knew, historically, that top 100 are AWESOME, as we already did 3 editions with Creative Impact. Still, it's a whole new industry, whole new audience, whole new market. Now, I would like if I said that I was not aware that this campaign brings HUGE awareness to the brand as well as the trailblazers. However, you could argue there are other million ways to get others to amplify your brand at scale. Summits, expert reports etc. Still, the top 100 just makes sense, because of our values and how we want to be perceived within the industry. We are facilitators. Through our events, our course library, our certification even. So for us, amplifying other people's voices is crucial. Here are a few prompts for you to choose your next experiment:
Break down each experiment to tasks and projectsThis was huge for our open day. Each experiment is made of different parts, and it's crucial that you identify each task and area that will need to be optimised. Involving others in your experiments? Briefing documents and instructions are your best friends. I LIVE for Loom videos and Google docs. I also am a huge fan of Asana to create and assign tasks. Regardless of your experiment, the first step is to it break down further:
In order to scale, you need to automate and streamlineLet's go back to your tasks for the experiment. What can you automate, delegate OR streamline? We used this for our on-going YouTube experiment and our top 100. For the top 100, for example, we created Canva templates each trailblazer can customise (honestly, who does not have a free Canva account?) It saved us so much time and headaches. For YouTube, we have been able to re-use what we have to create fresh content and amplify it. See the example of how we repurposed our open day takeaways below. From our shopAppreciation cornerWednesday appreciation post this week goes to my friend Kevon. Not only is the best cheerleader you could ever ask as a business owner and the master of building businesses in public. This week, he also became a dad for the second time and I am so grateful I can call him a friend.
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As we are going to look at more results from each experiment, I can also go through exactly what I'd do to review efforts, change course or even drop areas that are not really giving us enough return of investment. Hit reply to let me know if you'd like me to share more on this! What are you going to be experimenting with next?
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