Fifteen Minute Friday Episode #26 with Chris Dreyer.

In the fast-paced and constantly evolving business world, it’s more important than ever to stay ahead of the competition. With the global market becoming increasingly competitive, businesses are constantly looking for new and innovative ways to win. In order to truly succeed, it’s crucial to have a clear goal and a well-structured action plan in place.

Mistakes are inevitable, but it’s important to use them as opportunities to learn and grow. By leveraging the power of labor, capital, technology, and content, you can increase your chances of success and outpace your competitors.

In this episode, Chris Dreyer, a business expert, shares his insights on how businesses can win more by utilizing these key components. He also provides valuable tips on how small businesses can improve their search engine optimization and start ranking higher on Google. By following these strategies and continuously striving for growth, businesses can set themselves up for long-term success and remain competitive in the ever-changing market.

Chris Dreyer is the CEO and Founder of Rankings.io, an SEO agency that helps elite personal injury law firms land serious injury and auto accident cases through Google’s organic search results. Additionally, Chris is the author of Niching Up: The Narrower the Market, the Bigger the Prize.

Quote Of The Day:

“Second place is the first loser” ~Ricky Bobby

Timestamp:

[00:21] Episode introduction

[00:52] Introducing today’s guest; Chris Dreyer

[02:27] Quote of the day: “Second place is the first loser” ~Ricky Bobby

[03:53] Dreyer’s experience with losing

[06:00] How to win more in business

[09:23] Who should reach out to Dreyer?

[10:54] How can small businesses start to rank higher on google?

[12:51] Integration assignment

[14:45] Connect with Chris Dreyer; https://www.linkedin.com/in/chrisdreyerco/

Key Takeaways:

“Second place is the first loser.”~ Ricky Bobby [02:27]
“Winning is fun.” ~ Chris Dreyer [03:22]
You only lose if you quit. If you keep going and you learn from your mistakes, then you are going to be set up for success in the long term. [03:57]