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Ted Prodromou

When Perry speaks, I listen

Published 2 months ago • 1 min read

I've been a client and good friend of Perry Marshall since I met him 20 years ago at a marketing conference.

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He was one of my first marketing mentors, and his coaching and courses have been invaluable in helping me grow my businesses.

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When Perry speaks, I listen.

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He has an uncanny sixth sense when it comes to predicting trends.

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In 2008, he warned us about putting all of your marketing eggs in one basket as Google dominated the search market.

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"Diversify your traffic" Perry preached.

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The infamous Google Slap of 2008 knocked thousands of businesses from the top of the search rankings causing many to go out of business.

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At the same time, changes to the Google AdWords algorithm caused cost-per-click prices to skyrocket.

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In 2008, Perry warned us about the economy.

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The mortgage crisis led to many people losing their jobs, homes, and retirement savings.
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It was a reminder that financial innovation without proper oversight can have devastating consequences.
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Perry also warned us about another potential economic downturn in 2018. Despite a growing economy in the US, the stock market tanked.
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This week, Perry is doing a webinar, "The Equity Mindset: How to Think, Act, and Negotiate Like an 8-Figure Exit Owner."
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​Here’s the truth: Every quarter, Perry helps one of his clients exit their business with a 7-, 8-, or 9-figure payday.
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But just as often, he sees entrepreneurs get eaten alive by vulture capitalists—walking away with almost nothing.
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The difference?
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It starts in your mindset.
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​In this session, Perry will show you:
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✅ The leverage points most business owners never see
✅ The critical mindset shifts that separate successful exits from disasters
✅ How to raise capital without “selling your soul”
✅ The framework for maximizing value while staying in control
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If you want to build a business that sells for top dollar (instead of getting swallowed by investors), you don’t want to miss this.
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Join us on Thursday February 20th at 10 AM Pacific/1 PM Eastern
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>>> Register now​
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Ted P.S. Even if you have a small business that you don't plan to sell, this will be a great learning experience for you.

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