Cody McLain

It seems hosting these days is becoming more competitive, and more difficult to acquire more customers. Shared Hosting is really one of those interesting products where it seems once a customer signs up, they could be with you forever. It's almost as if we're all playing a game of Hungry Hippos trying to gobble up as many prospects as possible.

What is the problem with the hosting industry? Read my article on page 13.

Today. we have a great interview with an up and coming entrepreneur and blogger, Cody McLain. A regular guest poster, business man and Next Level Guy!

Businesses are built around copying each others ideas and improving on them. By understanding how your competitors sell products you can compile a list of what works and what doesn’t.

Are you thinking of outsourcing tasks in your business so that you can have the freedom and time to do what you want to do?

In this interview Cody McLain of WireFuseMedia reveals how he went from working 12-hour days to stepping away from his business to travel and how he effectively outsource tasks in his business to the right people so that his business can run without him successfully.

You will also discover how Cody continues to build more businesses and keeps his income… Show more

Are you thinking of outsourcing tasks in your business so that you can have the freedom and time to do what you want to do?

In this interview Cody McLain of WireFuseMedia reveals how he went from working 12-hour days to stepping away from his business to travel and how he effectively outsource tasks in his business to the right people so that his business can run without him successfully.

You will also discover how Cody continues to build more businesses and keeps his income sources diversified. Show less

Cody McLain couldn’t find a group of kids that he fit in with in high school. Instead of moping and whining about it, he figured out how to be an entrepreneur. At the age of 16, he was running a successful web hosting company. He used his breaks in school to handle customer support! Cody is now 24 years old, and has started and sold multiple six-figure producing businesses. He overcame his fears, logistics of being and underage business owner, and anxiety issues.

How to help my hosting and support clients stand out from the competition. Small and mid-sized businesses need world-class support to grow and thrive in today’s turbulent market. By providing top-notch hosting and support, we are able to help the little guys compete better with the big guys.

What does it take to start a business at 15? Listen to Cody McLain’s story. He is a serial entrepreneur. Cody started several successful service-based businesses. He is currently on the board for WireFuseMedia which manages multiple online brands ranging from hosting companies to support and software ventures. If that’s not enough for you, Cody is an active blogger at MindHack.

Throughout Cody’s journey (which includes starting a hosting company and building it to more than 3,000 customers before the age of 18), he has learned a lot of really valuable lessons. I won’t spoil too much, but one of his biggest failures was losing a business that he built up to $600,000 in annual revenue. He shares the full story, the lessons learned, and so much more in this interview.