S5E1 Spring Cleaning your Business

Welcome to Season 5 of the Investor Shed Podcast! In this episode, Nick Beveridge and Jeremy Kitchen dive into the importance of spring cleaning your business—not just physically, but strategically. They discuss how to streamline operations, eliminate inefficiencies, and refocus on profitability rather than just volume.

From automation and AI to lead capture and CRM systems, Nick and Jeremy share practical ways to organize, delegate, and optimize your processes for better efficiency. They also touch on branding, goal setting, online presence, and the power of continuous improvement in business. If you're feeling overwhelmed with clutter—whether it’s in your workflow, marketing, or mindset—this episode is packed with actionable strategies to help you clean up and level up!

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📌 Topics Covered:
✅ Why ‘spring cleaning’ your business is a game-changer
✅ Measuring profitability vs. just tracking sales volume
✅ How to automate, delegate, and delete tasks for efficiency
✅ AI tools that can optimize your business processes
✅ The importance of lead capture and CRM systems
✅ Distractions vs. productive curiosity—how to stay focused
✅ Branding and online presence—why consistency matters
✅ The power of follow-up systems in increasing conversions
✅ Goal setting and continuous improvement in real estate and business
✅ Innovative service ideas to stand out in a competitive market

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