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Marketing Strategy

Tell me about your business and how you got here. Not the elevator pitch please! The real version.

How long have you officially been in business?

Who is your best client? Describe them as specifically as you can.

Not a demographic: a specific ideal person.

What do your best clients say about working with you? What exact words do they use?

When you meet a new client, what damage are you usually walking into? What does the mess look like before you arrive?

What's the lie that your ideal client believes about your industry or about what they need? The thing you wish you could shake them out of?

When you look at your competitors or your industry, what makes you roll your eyes? What feels wrong or dishonest about how most people in your space operate?

What kind of client have you turned down or wanted to turn down, and why? What did they represent that didn't sit right?

If you could say one thing to your ideal client that you're currently too afraid to say in your marketing, what would it be?

What's a client result you're proudest of? Walk me through the specific before and the specific after.

What does a client say or feel in the first month after working with you that tells you you've done your job?

How do you open a first conversation with a potential client? Not your pitch. What do you literally say in the first two minutes?

Describe yourself in 3 to 5 words. Not adjectives you think sound good. Words that actually feel true to who you are when you see yourself in the mirror.

What do you want someone to feel in the first ten seconds of meeting you? Not think – feeeeel.

Where does your sales process most commonly go quiet or fall apart?