What your clients aren't telling you (and how to find out)


Quick question: Are you tired of market research that feels like you’re drinking from a fire hose of meaningless data?

Francis Waller and I are hosting a no-fluff interview that will change how you approach market intelligence.

We’re diving deep into research strategies beyond what automated tools can deliver.

This isn’t your typical boring interview.

We’ll show you how to: - Uncover hidden market insights - Cut through the noise - Make more intelligent business decisions

When: Tuesday, February 4, 2025, at 10 AM PST/2 PM EST

>>> Register now

I’ve spent years teaching professionals how to get real, actionable market intelligence.

Francis brings his extensive expertise from Gap Management.

Together, we’ll give you practical techniques you can use immediately.

Interested?

>>> Grab your spot now.

See you soon.

Ted

P.S. Can’t make the live session? Register anyway, and we’ll send the replay.

Ted Prodromou

Join 60,000+ seasoned professionals who are done with the corporate world. Epic Encore is an almost daily newsletter with inspirational stories from leading experts. Your Epic Encore is about turning your lifetime experiences into the cornerstone of the rest of your life. It represents your audacious leap into entrepreneurship, fueled by the wisdom and tenacity you've garnered in your successful career. This isn't about playing catch-up in business and building a 7-figure business. It's about forging a unique path, using your distinct perspective, seasoned judgment, and invaluable insights that can only come from years of life experience.

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