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MYB142: How Aussie Businesses Can Dominate Local Search and Get More Leads

Published 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Description

In this episode of the Max Your Business Podcast, hosts Ben Fewtrell and David Carlin Unpack a simple but powerful business system called Test, Adjust, Measure (TAM).

Running a business without looking at your numbers is like going fishing without a sounder. Ben and David share practical advice on how to implement A/B split testing in your day-to-day operations, from marketing campaigns and pricing strategies to manufacturing processes and recruitment.

If you are tired of playing the guessing game and want to make informed decisions that actually move the needle, this episode will show you exactly how to find the winning formula for your business.

Episode Highlights:

00:00 Welcome to the Max Your Business Podcast

02:18 Why fishing without a sounder is exactly like running a business without numbers

03:03 The crucial difference between simply measuring and actively testing

03:46 How A/B split testing works in practical, everyday scenarios

05:13 Overcoming the fear of price increases by testing your market

10:22 A client story: Testing a new restaurant menu without risking the baseline

16:20 The surprising 1958 racing history behind the Tim Tam biscuit

19:26 A walkthrough of the free TAM workbook and how to apply it

24:43 Avoiding the KPI trap and focusing on metrics that actually matter

Key Takeaways:

  • Stop the Guesswork: If you do not know your numbers, you have a guessing problem. Accurate data is the absolute foundation of solid business growth.

  • Test One Variable at a Time: When making adjustments, only change a single element so you know exactly what caused the shift in your overall results.

  • Challenge Your Baseline: Constantly create an "opponent" for your best performing ad, process, or product to see if you can achieve an even better outcome.

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