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Should You Share Your Ugly Past With Your Potential Clients?
Tuesday May 15, 2018

If you host webinars, give live presentations, have an "About Me" page on your site, or otherwise share your story with your audience, I have a question for you: Do you share your raw, real story, warts and all? Or do you present a pretty, polished version for fear of making people uncomfortable or making yourself look bad? A few years ago, I met a business owner who faced that conundrum. She'd been abused, had lived on the streets, and had struggled to support herself. Since then, she'd become a six-figure business owner, and she... Read More
How to Convince Clients that You Can Get Results - Even If You're Just Starting Out
Tuesday April 3, 2018

When a client is thinking about making a purchase from you, they have one primary question: can you get them the result they want? How long you've been in business, how pretty your website is, and how many features your offer includes are secondary to this one all-important question. Those elements can help you make a sale, but unless the client likes the answer to That One Question, they're unlikely to buy anything. For some people, it can be a challenge to convincingly answer that question, especially if you're just starting out.... Read More
How to Use Social Commerce to Maximize the Results of Your Social Media Marketing
Tuesday March 20, 2018

If you or your target audienceare frequent social media users, advances in social commerce can be a huge blessing for you. Social media can help you to educate your audience about your products, give them an easy way to buy from you, and offer quick and convenient customer support. It also helps your clients to research your products, so they can be confident about their buying decision. Today, Josh Wardini is sharing an article andinfographicthat will help you to understand what kinds of social commerce tools are available to you, and how... Read More
When The Coaching Call Presenter is Missing, Don't Miss Your Opportunity to Get Clients
Tuesday March 6, 2018

Have you even been on a group coaching call, waiting for the presenter to show up... and waiting... and waiting... and eventually realized that they weren't going to come? Even big and successful companies have the occasional mix-up with their coaching calls. Their presenter is on vacation and they forget to cancel the call, or something comes up at the last minute, or they have some kind of technical difficulties that prevent the presenter from accessing the call. Whatever the reason, you and the other participants are now... Read More
5 Things NOT to do When You're Trying to Get Clients Through Guest Blogging
Tuesday February 20, 2018

Guest blogging can be highly lucrative, if you do it the right way and in the right places. Not only does it boost your search engine rank by creating backlinks to your site, but sharing your expertise with other people's audiences exposes you to potential clients who wouldn't have known you existed otherwise. I've personally made well over $10,000 as a direct result of my guest blogging efforts. But as a site owner, I've also seen would-be guest bloggers make mistakes that waste their time and that of the businesses... Read More
7 Quick Tips for Keeping Your Business Profitable
Tuesday January 9, 2018

Another business owner recently asked me, "How do you keep your business profitable?" Today, I'm going to share the answers I gave them: 7 short, sweet tips for staying profitable. Business Profitability Tip #1: Don't stop marketing. Some business owners keep marketing until their schedules are full or their income is at a comfortable level, then they stop. As a result, if one of their clients stops working with them or reduces their purchases, they end up in a financial crisis. Even if you already have as many clients as you need,... Read More
DON'T Use This Teaching Point in Your Content Marketing if You Want to Get Clients
Tuesday December 26, 2017

When I receive a proposal for a guest post or evaluate a client's education-based marketing, there's one mistake that will make me say "can't publish, must revise" faster than almost any other. A mistake that wastes your audience's time, and will make you look useless in the eyes of your potential clients. That mistake is saying "learn how to X", "research how to Y", or "figure out how to Z". Why is this type of teaching point so unacceptable? Imagine if you were sitting in math class, and your teacher said, "Now figure out how... Read More
5 Effective Ways to Boost Your Amazon Bestseller Rank
Tuesday December 12, 2017

Guest post by Thomas Buckland. Are you keen to sell more copies of your book on Amazon? Estimates suggest that the site has 3.4 million books on its virtual shelves at any one time so, how can you stand out in such an enormous marketplace? Well, there are some site rules to follow, but the good news is that there are also some basic and fundamental steps you can take yourself that should see your bestseller rank fly What is an Amazon bestseller rank? When you search for a book on Amazon, youll notice it has a... Read More
Can Snapchat Be Useful For B2B Marketing?
Tuesday October 31, 2017

Guest post by Anthony Musker. I know many of you may raise your brows after reading the heading of this post. You may be thinking that B2B Marketing and Snapchat are quite different from each other, and the latter is a fun-associated application that sends short video clips and images. So how could it be useful for B2B marketing? It may be a fun-associated app, but it also helps in connecting people in the real world. Just like Facebook and Twitter , it can also be useful in advertising your products and services and connecting with... Read More
How to Balance Social Media With Your Other Business Tasks
Tuesday October 3, 2017

I recently had an interesting conversation with some of my fellow writers who were struggling with social media addiction. They wanted to focus on creating content, but they felt compelled to continuously check their notifications on their favorite social channels. As a result, they were struggling to actually produce content, because they were spending so much time online. But as I pointed out, social media addiction isn't 100% a bad thing. As a creative, introverted copywriter, I have the opposite problem: if left to my natural... Read More
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