Ep. 26 – This episode covers the power and importance of naming conventions. This is an area in online marketing that often gets overlooked but is so valuable. Chris provides an easy-to-use framework to help you get started.
Episode 26 - May 7, 2020
Making Everything Easier with Naming Conventions
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What You'll Learn
- The definition of a naming convention
- The top 3 benefits of having them implemented across your business
- The 2 categories all naming conventions fall under
- A naming convention framework you can start using today
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On the show, Chris reveals all of his automation strategies he has learned from working in (and with) a variety of SaaS companies so you can put your business on autopilot quickly and without error.
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Chris L. Davis
Chris is an Electrical Engineer turned entrepreneur and the Founder of Automation Bridge. He is an international speaker, facilitator, and startup consultant that specilalizes in scaling profitable processes.
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