Micha McLain

About Micha McLain

"Air Force veteran and online marketing authority, Micha is a pragmatic problem solver with relentless dedication to his clients’ success— with a passion for helping businesses achieve exponential and sustainable growth.He serves clients as a strategic partner who believes in addressing their digital challenges head-on by implementing quantifiable best practices. His hobbies include billiards, chess, mountain climbing, competitive shooting, and traveling with his loving wife and kids."

Hi there! I'm Micha McLain. Owner of SearchClickGrow.com, ScaleMySalesTeam.com, and SiteFunnels.com.

I am passionate about everything growth-- including marketing, funnels & traffic, and closing strategies. I've consulted numerous fortune 500 companies to exceed their growth expectations and optimize their strategies. Working in just about every niche and vertical you can think of from local service, eComm, education, app/startups, medical, and more-- I've helped hundreds of small to medium businesses achieve 2-10x growth using my proven methods.

One of my favorite quotes goes, "if you're the smartest person in the room, then you're in the wrong room." It's an outlook that I've applied to nearly every aspect in my life and am continually learning and passing on my insights to help others.

I've fallen in love with the journey to success, not success in and of itself.

The most successful marketers and entrepreneurs I’ve had the privilege to know all have the same thing in common. And it's not that they were simply born with superhuman genius abilities...

It's that they are all supremely dedicated to becoming masters of their craft and they learned how to enjoy the process of growth and solving problems-- and that's what keeps them motivated.

We’re more drawn to the positive feelings of outcomes rather than the struggle of the journey.

Most of us quit during the struggle before we can experience the rewards of staying the course.

Understand that the path to your goals is not straight and approach your life as a business and your business as life.
Know how and when to improvise. Be a scientist, always adapting and implementing the best methods.

Many of your experiments will fail-- but if you are consistent and diligent in your efforts, you'll discover big wins outside of the realm of what others may imagine possible.

Business growth isn't a sprint. It's a marathon. And if you want to be good at marathons, you never stop training.