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What’s your name? |
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What type of business are you in and can you share a win you had recently with it? |
Market-research Interpreting. My work used to be face-to-face, covid nearly killed it and after moving country and changing business ID (diff laws) twice, am down to <50% of usual earnings. My big win? Understanding that today’s situations are dependent on yesterday’s decisions, and if I can effectively sabotage myself, I can also choose to rebuild. There is always a choice. -
What part of being a business owner (or promoter) brings you the most joy? |
Room for manoeuver: in my fifties, I decided to take 10 years off as “pre-retirement”. Traveled the world and came back 20 years ago, called up old clients and carried on at same revenue as before as if nothing had happened. I rarely have client bookings more than 2-3 weeks ahead. Many people couldn’t stand the insecurity. I tell them: “I have 25 bosses, if one of them sacks my, I lose maybe 4% of my income. You have 1 boss…” -
What’s the one thing you’ve learned that you would share with a new or aspiring business owner?
Read and learn. Even “The Magic of Thinking Big”-type books. But remember: 1. Be realistic and work on achievable goals. 2. Plan, Organize, Ship, Measure and Ship again, better each time. -
Share one random fact about yourself (something you are passionate about outside of business, your go to breakfast drink, etc). |
I lived in the Amazon jungle for 3-4 months (not sure how long exactly, time doesn’t matter there!); my go-to (i.e. only) breakfast, noon and nighttime drink was pure, brown, unfiltered river water. Never felt better lol
I love the idea that you do not have any wisdom to share yet. I joined a few years ago and I can assure you there is nothing yet to share apart from sending out beautiful newsletters. Welcome aboard!
My name is Danny W. and I’m new to
Hello all my name is Len Stavena Im retired Retail Manager and Carpenter. Now I am an affiliate marketer Im a newbie I have put lots of money into various businesses 0 sales. Im a Texan but live in Kentucky and as far as I#5 Amanda swinging a hammer with a good mocha on the side. The one piece of advice I quote Jimmy V.”Never give up don’t ever give up “!!!
What’s your name? I am Rita Felton
2. What type of business are you in and can you share a win you had recently with it? I am a leadership coach and consultant. Recently, I had the opportunity to speak at a training for our local officials. The win was how I was able follow up with scheduled professional emails that made a positive impression for future opportunities.
3. What part of being a business owner (or promoter) brings you the most joy? I enjoy helping others go from they are to where they want to be.
4. What’s the one thing you’ve learned that you would share with a new or aspiring business owner? Surround yourself with people who are where you want to be. One good idea could change your business.
5. Share one random fact about yourself (something you are passionate about outside of business, your go to breakfast drink, etc). I had the opportunity to be in the movie “Aloha”.
Hello, my name is Vincent Hackett, I’m VERY new to ClickBank and any advice would be greatly appreciated. I also have 2 Shopify stores, 1 Digital Product Store and a Cybersecurity Consulting Business, (all in the startup phase). I’m exhausted but i’m trying to get through it all. Thank you.
I’m Karen Kent. Been with Aweber a long time. Love their support teams and platform! Finally saying hello!
I am a Licensced Clinical Social Worker but use Energy Psychology tools for healing individuals and groups. I mostly work on Zoom and remotely.
Recent win? lol! Figuring out how to do the Sign Up Form myself. And I have to say, getting comfortable with Ai has created inspirations for me in my business and programming.
Best part of being a solopreneur? I do whatever I want in terms of my time, hours, and creative ideas.
Stay persistent in your business. I incorporated in 2007. I think about my business all the time. In a healthy way. Think about flow, promotions, getting classes scheduled on the calendar and keeping in touch with clients. Having a few pipelines for new clients is important as well.
Random fact? I love being in sync with nature, the seasons and bring that harmony into my life and work. Very holistic approach I guess.
Did you use the AI signup form builder?
Hi everyone! My name is Debbie Kalfas, and I’m thrilled to be part of this community.
Name: Debbie Kalfas
Business: I’m a Community Sales Manager for Davidon Homes, a residential new home builder.
Greatest joy: Connecting people with a home they truly love. There’s nothing quite like watching a family walk through a brand new home and seeing the moment it clicks — this is the one.
Advice for new business owners: Relationships are everything. Whether it’s a buyer, a broker, or a colleague, invest in the people around you and the business will follow. Consistency and genuine care go further than any sales script.
Random fact: I’m a big animal lover and live on a small ranch in Sacramento County — it’s my happy place. During the week I rent a room near work, sharing a house with a career counselor for a local university and a former Buddhist nun working toward her psychotherapy credentials. Safe to say, the dinner conversations are never boring!
Looking forward to learning from everyone here and sharing what I know along the way!
1- My Name is Shan Din
2- I’m a Customer Reactivation Specialist and Digital Product Creator.
I help businesses uncover revenue that’s already hiding inside their existing customer and prospect databases.
One recent win was helping build a customer reactivation campaign for a local business that generated over $1 million in revenue within 18 months.
On the digital side, I’ve also generated more than $15,000 in digital product sales over the past three months.
I’m fascinated by finding hidden opportunities that most businesses already own but rarely leverage.
3- The part I enjoy most is helping business owners discover opportunities that were sitting right in front of them the entire time.
There’s something rewarding about turning overlooked customers, forgotten leads, and underused assets into measurable growth.
4- If I could share one lesson, it would be this:
Build relationships before chasing transactions, diagnose before prescribing solutions, and don’t assume you need more leads when better follow-up may be the real opportunity.
I’ve found that sustainable growth usually comes from understanding people first and maximizing the opportunities you already have.
5- Random fact: I’m a tea person, and I can’t watch a Netflix movie without analyzing it for marketing ideas.
My family watches the story. I’m usually wondering, “Could that plot twist become an email subject line?”
1. What’s your name?
Sally Cevasco
Hello everyone! 
My name is Desmond Croker, and I’m excited to be part of the AWeber Community.
I’m the Founder and CEO of AMCEC (Annie’s Memorial Chronic Diseases Education Centre), where we help adults living with Type 2 diabetes take control of their health through evidence-based education, coaching, and practical self-management support. Our mission is built around a simple belief: “Inheritance is not destiny™.” We help people move beyond fear and family history by giving them the knowledge, confidence, and systems they need to live healthier lives.
One recent win has been refining our customer journey and educational programs so they’re more engaging and personalized, while also building new digital resources that will allow us to serve more people across the Caribbean and the diaspora. Joining AWeber is an important step in helping us build stronger relationships with our community through thoughtful email marketing and automation.
The part of being a business owner that brings me the most joy is seeing someone realize that they have more control over their health than they ever believed possible. Watching confidence replace fear—and knowing that education can genuinely change lives—is incredibly rewarding.
If I could share one lesson with a new or aspiring business owner, it would be this: Focus on solving a real problem before worrying about selling a product. When you consistently create genuine value and build trust, the business grows on a much stronger foundation.
One random fact about me: outside of business, I’m passionate about nursing education and mentoring the next generation of healthcare professionals. I’ve been a nurse educator for over two decades, and I still enjoy helping students connect theory with real-world practice.
I’m looking forward to learning from everyone here, sharing ideas, and discovering new ways to better serve our community with AWeber. Thanks for the warm welcome!
1. What’s your name?
My name is Christine “Chrissie” Bready.
2. What type of business are you in, and can you share a recent win?
I’m building B Ready Enterprises, an umbrella company focused on AI automation, business support, and property-renewal services. A recent win was launching a real-world property-improvement demonstration through B Ready Renewals, using pressure washing and cleanup to show apartment management how a relatively small investment can dramatically improve curb appeal and leasing potential. I’m also developing B Ready AI to help businesses automate customer communication and repetitive workflows.
3. What brings you the most joy as a business owner or promoter?
The greatest joy comes from seeing possibilities where other people see problems. I love helping businesses improve, creating practical systems that make work easier, and showing people that setbacks do not have to define their future. Turning an idea into something useful—and watching it create real results—is what energizes me most.
Continuing the discussion from Introduce Yourself to the Community!: What’s your name? My name is Erel B.
2. What type of business are you in and can you share a win you had recently with it?
I’m an affiliate marketer and content creator. I started out 10ish years ago, then life happened. My win was saying goodbye to Amazon Affiliates and hello to Clickbank and CJ, because of Amazon’s low commissions.
3. What part of being a business owner (or promoter) brings you the most joy?
Having the flexibility to spend more time with my family, especially my two grandsons.
4. What’s the one thing you’ve learned that you would share with a new or aspiring business owner? 3 things: Watch you six! Trust but verify! Watch your wallet.
5. Share one random fact about yourself (something you are passionate about outside of business, your go to breakfast drink, etc. My grandsons, one is 10, the pro fisherman, and the youngest is 14 mos. He’s like trying to nail Jello to a tree.