The WinBack Program with Dan Pfister Part 1

In this episode, Bill talks with the Co-Founder of The Business Resource and Founder of WinBack Labs, Dan Pfister. They talk about Dan’s entrepreneurial journey of losing many clients in 2016, getting them back, and using that experience to help businesses get returns on their past clients.

Dan Pfister has been a marketer for over two decades and has spent thousands of hours testing and implementing a wide variety of sales and marketing strategies. 

In total, they’ve generated over 50,000 customers and have allowed him to work with brands like Fidelity Investments and Tony Robbins.

In 2016 Dan launched his first WinBack campaign and was more than surprised when it produced an amazing 57X ROI.

Nothing in his 20 years of marketing had created that much revenue that fast at such a low cost.

Based on the success and predictability of WinBack, Dan founded WinBack Labs and became an evangelist for this undervalued and under-appreciated revenue strategy.

Connect with Dan at:

Website: https://winbacklabs.com/

https://thebusinesssource.com/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danmpfister/

Listen to his podcast: https://winbacklabs.com/podcast/

Show notes:

[0:21] Making his idea into a business

[4:36] What caused attrition in his business in 2016?

[7:53] The metrics he has put into place for their WinBack program

[13:17] The process for screening clients

[16:05] Outro

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Email: bill@bloomfinancial.us 

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