Your Business Questions Answered! | Ask Jason Episode 65

"Ask Jason" is a weekly segment where JPORT Media founder Jason Portnoy responds to questions submitted by listeners. This week, Jason and co-host Megan dive into essential topics for business owners, with valuable insights for those in e-commerce and marketing. From whether a business coach is necessary to the best ways to stay current with trends, Jason covers it all with practical tips and strategies. In this value-packed episode of The Perfectly Mentored Podcast’s Q&A Show, Jason discusses business coaching, staying on top of marketing trends, the pros and cons of brick-and-mortar versus online stores, and when it might be time to start building your team. Tune in, take notes, and if you have questions for Jason, don’t hesitate to send them in! Topics Covered:Is there ever a point where you wouldn’t benefit from a business coach or mentor? “I’ve owned a mostly successful business for 12 years, and I’m not sure if I could benefit at this point or not.” Jason shares insights on how even the most successful people benefit from guidance and continual growth. [2:36]Jason’s favorite way to stay up-to-date on the latest marketing trends and strategies From classic marketing texts to tracking current trends, Jason reveals his strategy for staying informed. [6:39]Brick-and-Mortar vs. Online Stores: Pros and Cons "Do you think one has a better chance of success initially?" Jason breaks down each business model"s startup costs, scalability, and success rates. [9:19]When should you start building a team? "Currently, I’m a one-man show." Jason offers advice on identifying bottlenecks and how to use part-time or project-based support to grow your business effectively. [11:48]Jason’s favorite part of being a business owner Jason reflects on the freedom of building a business and the challenges that come with responsibility, decision-making, and ownership. [15:56] Trust us, you won’t want to miss this one! And if you’re looking for answers to your questions, send them in—we might just feature them in our next episode! Connect with Jason Portnoy:jportnoy.comLinkedIn Like this episode? Visit us on Apple Podcasts, and please subscribe and leave a review to help us keep bringing you the content you love!