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Increase Profits by Offering Coaching Services

Published on Dec 17th, 2008 in Define Your Niche, Marketing Funnels, Teleseminars | No Comments »

As a business owner, you know how important it is to offer your customers new products and services that make their life easier. But the fact is that thinking up new offerings can be expensive, time-consuming, and difficult. On top of that, you have to spend money advertising the new product or service, with no [...]

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How To Create A Powerful Platform For Yourself

Published on Dec 15th, 2008 in Communications, Define Your Niche, General Business | No Comments »

The 18 Point Platform Checklist
A Platform makes you “THE CHOICE”.
Not only “one” of the choices—but “THE CHOICE”.
What is a Platform?
A Platform is everything that you bring to the table such as accomplishments, education, businesses awards and successes, your reputation, your contribution to your industry and what you stand for, that is, your mission statement [...]

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Stop Working With Jerks! How to Attract Your Ideal Clients

Published on Nov 26th, 2008 in Define Your Niche, Ideal Clients | 1 Comment »

Do you know who your ideal client is? Most business owners don’t really know. They guess!
And because they guess, they’re working way to hard, marketing too much, spending too much money. I know I’ve been there, done that.
Now, my bottom line definition of an ideal client would include a client who:

Easily pays you top dollar, [...]

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New Niches Emerging

Published on Oct 13th, 2008 in Define Your Niche | No Comments »

According to Marketing Sherpa, which I regularly read, the classic demographics are no longer making the grade. New niches are emerging in the current economic climate. In today’s blog post, they discussed three of them:

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The Business Foundation Trinity

Published on Sep 2nd, 2008 in Define Your Niche, Find Your Passion, General Business, Ideal Clients | No Comments »

With each successive call in the Turbo-Charge Your Marketing teleseminar series, I realize how much everything in the program builds on and depends on everything else.
Of course I planned it that way — but I’m still realizing that the layers are greater than I had planned.
Anyway, I was thinking about the first three calls this [...]

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