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Founder of Dent Global & ScoreApp | Awarded Entrepreneur of the Year | 6x business books | Founded multiple 7 & 8 figure ventures | Mission to develop entrepreneurs who stand out, scale up and make a dent.

Entrepreneurs… Between now and Christmas, launch a 2027 Waitlist Campaign for your business. Landing page: “In 2027, we ...
10/10/2026

Entrepreneurs…
Between now and Christmas, launch a 2027 Waitlist Campaign for your business.

Landing page:
“In 2027, we are launching a fresh approach to achieving .
We learned a lot this year about overcoming . We devised a process for improving . It’s perfect for . Join the waitlist and we will send you all the information and a special launch offer.”

Opt in question form:
- Name/Email/Location
1. Which best describes you?
2. Which best describes the outcome you want?
3. What’s your biggest obstacle?
4. Which solution or budget would suit you best?
5. Anything else you want us to know?

Results page:
“Congratulations you’re on the waitlist. We will email you information and a special offer shortly.

For now, check out this short video about the work we did in 2026 and the results our clients achieved.”

Tech:
Set this up and host it on ScoreApp.com in minutes using a template or Ai builder.

Imagine how you’ll feel on January 1st with 100+ people already on your waitlist!

08/10/2026

Go from 0 to 10k a month in less than 45 seconds.

I've done this 7 times

06/10/2026

There’s nothing better than a good dad joke…

05/10/2026

Huge opportunity for entrepreneurs to grow their business for free.

05/10/2026

The macro economy is looking precarious but if you focus on the micro actions that drive your business the macro won’t bother you so much. Focus on what you can control.

01/10/2026

How to be oversubscribed in 5 steps. FYI, I do this whenever I’m launching something new. It works.

1. Set an official capacity, so every customer gets a delightful experience. Work out how many customers you can look after and genuinely delight. Make that a fixed number and call it your official capacity.

2. Generate 50 leads per place, so you always have more demand than supply. For every one spot on your official capacity, aim for 50 leads. For example, if you need 10 clients, you need 500 leads.

3. Post daily and send people to a landing page, so leads come to you consistently

- Post on social media every day.
- Be clear about your ideal customer persona and the problem you solve.
- Get people to watch or read a long piece of content that explains your value proposition.
- Send them to a landing page that collects their details as a lead.

4. Signal demand and supply tension, so your offer feels in demand. Let the market know there’s a gap between demand and supply. For example, 500 people want to buy just 10 places.

5. Open a limited buying window, so people act now instead of putting it off. Give people a set time frame to buy. If they don’t buy within it, they miss out.

The result: You stop chasing sales, and customers start chasing you.

Looking forward to speaking at Atomicon next year. Fantastic line up and great new location at Manchester Central. Super...
30/09/2026

Looking forward to speaking at Atomicon next year.

Fantastic line up and great new location at Manchester Central.

Super Earlybird tickets available for the next two days only.

Thanks for having me back

Change is constant. 1880: Horses. Carriages. Gas lamps. No electricity or internal combustion engines. Most buildings ma...
25/09/2026

Change is constant.

1880: Horses. Carriages. Gas lamps. No electricity or internal combustion engines. Most buildings made with wood.

1915: Cars. Electricity, Steel. Telephones. Skyscrapers beginning to reshape cities. Running hot water and refrigeration are new technologies.

1950: Commercial aviation. Television. Mass-produced cars. A completely different world after two world wars.

1985: Computers. Helicopters. Electronic billboards. Global corporations.

2010: Smartphones. The internet in everyone’s pocket. Social media. A world increasingly connected by software.

And now it’s 2026.

AI can write, code, create images, analyse data and increasingly perform tasks that previously required entire teams of people. Who knows what the world holds for 2045.

The only constant is change.

Change is constant. 1880: Horses. Carriages. Gas lamps. No electricity or internal combustion engines. Most buildings ma...
25/09/2026

Change is constant.

1880: Horses. Carriages. Gas lamps. No electricity or internal combustion engines. Most buildings made with wood.

1915: Cars. Electricity, Steel. Telephones. Skyscrapers beginning to reshape cities. Running hot water and refrigeration are new technologies.

1950: Commercial aviation. Television. Mass-produced cars. A completely different world after two world wars.

1985: Computers. Helicopters. Electronic billboards. Global corporations.

2010: Smartphones. The internet in everyone’s pocket. Social media. A world increasingly connected by software.

And now it’s 2026.

AI can write, code, create images, analyse data and increasingly perform tasks that previously required entire teams of people.

The only constant is change.

21/09/2026

Comment “John” for the full interview.

I sat down with and asked him how he turned a business that was losing money into a £1.4 billion exit.

Fascinating story.

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