Go Berserk With Email Troy Broussard

In today's episode, Troy talks about how doing small things consistently can help you succeed in business and life. He shares advice on staying focused and patient to reach your goals. 
Tune in to learn how daily actions can lead to big achievements and how to avoid getting stuck in a rut. Join us for this insightful discussion on building good habits and striving for excellence.
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Show Highlights:
How can you find success within your constraints? [01:58] Here is your ultimate key to building focus in life. [03:45] Discover the power of consistency and patience. [04:42] Can daily consistent mediocrity really lead to success? [06:08]  Discover how small changes can lead to significant success. [08:11] Are you focusing on the wrong things in life? [10:54] Do you know the concept of failing forward? [11:35] Learn how mental discipline can benefit you. [15:04]

In today's episode, Troy Broussard and JR Rivera share some interesting tricks to help you sell more.
They talk about how doing fewer things can actually make you more successful, why you should pay attention to your help desk, and how calling out bad behavior can be good for business.
You'll also hear about the benefits of rewarding good behavior and why it’s important to go live on video. If you want simple tips to boost your email marketing, this episode is for you. Listen in and get ready to learn new strategies!
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Show Highlights:
How doing less can be the most effective business strategy? [01:46] Discover the secret to peak productivity. [02:36] Are you aware of the importance of creating mental breath? [05:04] Learn how to go on walks with a set objective. [06:56] Discover the untapped potential of your help desk. [07:40] Why is being polarizing good for business? [11:59] The importance of rewarding good behavior. [13:01] Here is how you can go live more for your business. [15:17]

In today’s episode, Troy Broussard is really fired up about something he calls the "Marshmallow Chasing TikTok Brain." He explains why always wanting things right away can actually hurt your business. 
You'll hear some fascinating ideas from a chat with marketing expert Ben Settle and find out why sending daily emails can build strong relationships and help you succeed. Troy also talks about why it's better to get the right kind of growth rather than just more people. 
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Show Highlights:
Do you know how content creators are adapting to shorter attention spans? [01:43] Learn about the mindset behind TikTok brains. [05:01] How does delaying gratification lead to great achievements? [06:42] Does a child have the ability to delay gratification? [07:29] Discover if the immediate payouts are beneficial in the longer run. [08:39] Learn about the benefits of daily email. [09:57] Is Berserker Mail the email platform for you? [11:20] How can you get the best profitability for what you are offering? [13:41]

In today’s episode, discover how Troy harnesses his unique background—from nuclear engineering to email software development—to teach vital lessons on trend analysis and innovation. 
Learn why following the pack isn't always the path to success and how you can strategically position your business for optimal growth. Tune in for a mix of entertainment and practical advice that could redefine how you view your industry's landscape. 
This is not just another business strategy session—it's an opportunity to rethink and retool your approach with insights from a seasoned expert. Don’t miss it!
Show Highlights:
Do we need to follow trends or pursue innovation? [01:49]
Discover this amazing approach towards customer feedback. [03:04] How can you follow trends strategically? [04:33] The difference between seeing the future and predicting it. [05:49] Here is your guide to learn everything about adoption rates. [07:18] How can you align yourself with market adoption? [10:20] The phases of the adoption curve. [12:42] Discover the path to engineer your entry into technology. [18:54]

In this episode, Troy Broussard talks about how to better engage people who seem indifferent. 
Troy explains the benefits of using alliteration in your emails to make them more memorable. He also offers practical advice on what to do if your emails aren't engaging your audience. Expect a direct discussion with useful tips on how to improve your email marketing strategies in today’s episode.
Tune in to learn how to make your emails more appealing and effective.
Show Highlights:
How can alliteration make you stand out? [01:12] Discover this amazing technique to draw people’s attention. [02:22] How can you market to an uninterested audience? [03:08] Do you know your audience's language and pain points? [04:06] Learn how to take radical accountability for an apathetic audience. [05:35] The idea of reverse engineering in marketing. [06:36] Here is how you can utilize an after-action report. [08:07] Are you aware of the importance of mission debriefs? [09:42]

In today’s episode, Troy Broussard shares an interesting story from his world of email software development. 
Troy explains a funny situation where he was outsmarted by his own email marketing tool. He'll take us through what happened when he tried to delete certain contacts and found that his system wouldn't let him—because of a smart feature he had built himself called 'protective tags.' These tags help prevent important data from being accidentally removed. It’s a great lesson about the unexpected challenges and clever solutions found in the world of technology. 
So, let's listen in and learn more about the inner workings of email marketing tools!
Show Highlights:
Ever encountered a strange bug while deleting contacts? [02:23]  Discover a unique solution to prevent contact deletion. [06:15] Learn about the mechanism of protective tags. [06:45] Here is the only way to delete a contact having a protective tag. [07:40] Do you know who is your biggest enemy at times? [08:57] The difference between a generic and specific customer tag. [09:36] How can you successfully engage previous buyers? [11:11] Discover a way to retain important contracts that are not customers. [12:22]