Archive for July, 2010

Growing a Consulting / Coaching Business — Finding Communities to Help

Friday, July 30th, 2010

Here’s a little Secret with a big impact . . . to Growing a Consulting Business or Coaching Business rapidly. A simple set of rules, step by step, that multiplies your marketing efforts by several times. Things we’ve all tried that made some difference, but, in this case, will multiply the outcome by many times.

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Getting More Coaching Clients — Asking Questions to Fan the Flames

Tuesday, July 27th, 2010

Do you realize that your primary job in your business is marketing your business?

And that nothing else matters until you’ve got enough clients to generate the cash flow that you REALLY want?

Most coaches/consultants/trainers/speakers focus on the wrong end first. I call it the myth of the field of dreams. They believe that if they focus on what they do first, and become good at it, then everyone in the world will want what they do. (more…)

CEO value in the Digital Marketplace

Saturday, July 24th, 2010

You don’t have to look very far these days to see executives at the highest levels of organization being thrown under the bus. Executives ranging from Toyota, BP, and the Presidential office have all seen themselves questioned by the masses in recent months.

This causes a huge issue for the business world: younger executives typically have a better understanding of the web space and the evolution happening there, while older executives bring essential business insight into the mix. (more…)

How to Increase Your Business From Article Marketing by 6 Times

Friday, July 23rd, 2010

I frequently talk to a client about using article marketing to really grow his business fast. And after, he’s been out there doing it a while, I discover that he’s missed some important opportunities. (more…)

Are You a Coach Who’d Like to Get More Clients Faster?

Friday, July 23rd, 2010

Has it been difficult for you to get clients?

People aren’t responding to “I am a coach” or “I help people grow their business” for you business coaches, or “I help people turn their lives around” if you are a life coach.

Here’s the reason . . . marketing that works is never about you, your products, or your services. (more…)

Getting New Customers the Fastest and Bestest Way — What Not to Do

Wednesday, July 21st, 2010

In marketing ANYTHING, the first thing that has to happen is GET ATTENTION. If you don’t get attention before you go telling what you do . . . then NOTHING ELSE MATTERS. So how do you do that? And what SHOULDN’T You do that 99% of all business owners do anyway without thought? (more…)

Getting Coaching Clients — Turning Incoming Calls into Customers

Wednesday, July 21st, 2010

This is a great way to turn incoming calls, or emails into customers, and to turn an annoying situation into an Opportunity. (more…)

Getting More, LOTS More Coaching Clients a Lot Easier

Tuesday, July 20th, 2010

I believe it was Zig Ziglar that said,

  • Find enough people to help, and you will have everything you ever wanted out of life.

So, maybe the question to you, coach, is

  • Have you found enough people to help. (more…)

Coach Marketing — Here’s a GREAT Way to Open LOTS of Doors for Your Coaching

Monday, July 19th, 2010
Ever have problems getting in to talk with someone, especially a big CEO, or that ideal client you’d almost kill to get an appointment with? Maybe you’ve even met but in-passing, so the door is partially open, but you just can’t leverage it open any further.
 
I live by this little statement, and it will turn your door opening attempts around. (more…)

A Leading Economic Indicator — Tooth Fairy’s Prices Go UP

Wednesday, July 14th, 2010

The new leading economic indicator, Tooth Fairy’s prices.

My grandson let his mother know this morning that, although he didn’t believe in the tooth fairy, he thought that tooth that just fell out should bring him $18 from the tooth fairy.

That’s certainly a sign of serious inflation. I can remember that 10 cents was big money for my tooth fairy.

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