Wonder how you can have REAL impact in 2025 & beyond?
The Customer Retention Architect who obsesses over your sales ecosystem so it makes your people buy...
on autopilot & on repeat!

As a long-time listener and fan of the Cubicle to CEO podcast, I’m still pinching myself that I got to share the ins and outs of my online scavenger hunt promotion with Ellen Yin and her listeners.
In this creative marketing strategy, I hid ‘treasures’ across my website, encouraging visitors to engage deeply with my content.
The results:
50% increase in my email list, $9,180 in revenue from 68 digital product sales, and the acquisition of two new clients… all without advertising spend.
But there were so many wins beyond the immediate financial gains!
In the episode, we dive deep into the thought processes, results (immediate and long-term) and lessons learned.
If you are looking for a funner, more rewarding and engagement-boosting way to promote your offers in your business, then I highly recommend tuning in.
The Implementation Strategy: A deep dive into the mechanics of the scavenger hunt and the promotional methods employed to attract participants.
The Results and Metrics: We explore the tangible outcomes like list growth, the revenue I generated from digital product sales and the onboarding of new 1:1 clients and members.
The Long-Term Benefits: We discuss the bigger advantages that came from the campaign such as increased website engagement, improved SEO metrics and a boost in brand visibility that resulted in other opportunities beyond the promotion.
The Lessons Learned: I reflect on some of the challenges faced during the campaign and the lessons I learned (and would do differntly next time around).
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@candocontent
The Customer Retention Architect to help online business owners like you you make more money from the audience you already have.
I'm the person you call on when you're sick of working harder for less, and want customers to actually stick around... and take action!
I live and work on the breathtaking Darug land of the Darug people. I pay my respects to the Darug Elders, past and present, and the Aboriginal Elders of other communities who may be here today.
Always was, always will be Aboriginal Land.