Byron Francis is an amazing guy with a mission.
He’s the founder of WorldSmartApparel.com, a non profit that helps under represented teens have a study abroad experience.
World Smart relies on grants to fund their projects. Recently, Byron started a Print-on-Demand T-Shirt shop to bring more income into World Smart, so that they can help more kids.
Byron volunteered for 15-Minute Feedback because he hasn’t been able to find a good target for his Facebook ads.
Once we got talking, we realized that targeting isn’t really the problem. Byron hasn’t sold many T Shirts, because he hasn’t been able to find his ideal customer.
Listen in to our conversation and see:
- Why I think Byron should Pivot now.
- How he can find his ideal client by changing his messaging
- The 3 things he can do to get the ball rolling
Lastly, see why I think this project is so important that I’m putting my money where my mouth is and will support it financially.
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Fantastic to be exposed to people with a mission, who are helping others. Kudos to Bryan and much success!