Imon Chowdhury @webimon

WordPress & Shopify Developer | Elementor Expert | eCommerce Specialist | Helping Entrepreneurs to Build High-Converting Websites imonchowdhury.com Chittagong, Bangladesh Joined December 2020

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Imon Chowdhury @webimon

5 hours ago

You're not bad at marketing. You're just still doing the thing that makes clients think you're desperate.

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a day ago

Charging what you're worth isn't risky. Staying underpriced is. What's stopping you from raising yours?

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A dental clinic owner almost fired me for telling him to raise his prices. He did it anyway. Lost 2 patients out of 400. Gained $6,200/month. The ones who leave over $15? They were never loyal. Just cheap-loyal.

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Imon Chowdhury @webimon

a day ago

Here's the part that stings: the patients who leave over a small increase were never loyal to you. They were loyal to the discount.

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Imon Chowdhury @webimon

a day ago

He raised his exam fee by $15. Out of 400 patients, 2 left. His revenue went up $6,200/month the next cycle.

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Imon Chowdhury @webimon

a day ago

A dental clinic owner almost fired me for telling him to raise his prices. He did it anyway. Reluctantly.

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Imon Chowdhury @webimon

2 days ago

Your booking rate isn't a marketing problem. It's a mapping problem. Most cleaning business owners can't tell you where leads actually drop off they just know "less people are booking."

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Imon Chowdhury @webimon

3 days ago

Your clinic doesn't need more hustle. It needs one number, checked weekly. What's yours?

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Imon Chowdhury @webimon

3 days ago

Passion is not a business strategy. Profit is. You can be the best clinician in your city and still go broke by the 25th. Here's what that actually means

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Imon Chowdhury @webimon

3 days ago

We fixed one thing: a single number she checked every week. Cost-per-session vs. price-per-session. 6 months later: same clients, 34% more profit.

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Imon Chowdhury @webimon

3 days ago

A physio clinic owner I worked with was fully booked. Still losing money. 60% of her patients were on a package priced below cost. She wasn't bad at her job. She was bad at her math.

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Imon Chowdhury @webimon

3 days ago

Passion tells you why you started. Profit tells you if you survive. Most clinic owners only track the first one.

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Imon Chowdhury @webimon

4 days ago

Your referrals didn't dry up. Your customers just stopped bragging about you.

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Imon Chowdhury @webimon

5 days ago

What would you charge if you knew the client would always say yes? Most groomers never ask. They price from fear and undercharge for years because of it.

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Imon Chowdhury @webimon

6 days ago

4 numbers that decide if you grow or just stay busy 🐜📊 Most pest control owners track the wrong ones. Swipe to fix that this week →

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Imon Chowdhury @webimon

7 days ago

Bookings tripled in 3 weeks. The business wasn't broken. The message was missing. What's something obvious your customers still don't know about you?

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Imon Chowdhury @webimon

7 days ago

One month from shutting down. One decision changed everything. She didn't need more marketing. She needed one missing sentence. Here's what happened 🧵

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Imon Chowdhury @webimon

7 days ago

She made one change. Just one. Every post started ending with: "Custom cakes for any event. Just ask." Same effort. One sentence added.

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Imon Chowdhury @webimon

7 days ago

We sat down for one hour. Not to talk ads. To talk about her customers. Turns out — she did custom cakes for events. She'd never said it. Not once. Anywhere.

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Imon Chowdhury @webimon

7 days ago

She ran a small bakery. Beautiful cakes. Loyal customers. But growth had completely stopped. Savings nearly gone. She was one month from closing for good.