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The Power of Matching Your Client's Energy
Have you ever noticed how the energy in a room can shift depending on who's in it? The same thing happens in your interactions with clients. Matching your client's energy is one of those subtle skills that can make a big difference in your working relationship, but it doesn't mean you have to mirror their every move. Understanding the Energy Dynamic Every client is different. Some are full of energy, talking a mile a minute and practically bouncing off the walls. Others are more laid-back, taking life one step at a time. The trick is knowing how to meet them where they are without losing your own sense of self. When Your Client is High-Energy...
Intentional Imbalance. Boost Your Business Growth
Running a small business means juggling endless responsibilities and tasks. The 12-Week Year, a time management system, helps me to stay focused and achieve more in less time. One of its core ideas is "intentional imbalance." This means focusing on your top priorities, even if it means letting other things slide for a bit. One key strategy is going to bed early and waking up early. This habit can transform your productivity and overall well-being.
Systematize to Succeed: Streamlining Business Operations for Growth
Discover how implementing systems thinking can drive efficiency and success in your business
In today's ever-changing business world, staying ahead means more than just working hard, it requires smart systems that streamline operations, improve customer interactions, and optimize internal processes. This blog post explores the crucial role of systems thinking in business, drawing insights from the "Systematize to Succeed" Power Moves workshop with Theresa Robertson.
Clear Your Mind: The Power of a Brain Dump
Hey there!
The original title for this article was "I Took a Dump, and so Should You!" I know the title might sound a bit funny but stick with me. I want to talk about something that has really helped me get my thoughts organized and my life in order: brain dumps. A brain dump is a super simple but incredibly effective way to clear your mind and get all those jumbled thoughts out on paper. Let me tell you why I love doing brain dumps and why you should give it a try too.
How I Prevent Cancel Culture: Practical Strategies for Success
Cancel culture is all the rage these days. People are quick to cancel someone or something if they don't align with their beliefs or values. And as a small business owner, this can seem daunting. But fear not; cancel culture can't cancel my business. In fact, I'm taking some proactive measures to stay ahead of the game. So join me as I share my business response to cancel culture.
If you are a small business owner, you may feel like you've been thrown into the deep end of the technology pool. With so many apps, programs, and tools available for businesses, it can be overwhelming to figure out which ones are right for your company. But don't panic—we've got some advice to ensure your small business runs efficiently and stays up-to-date with the latest tech trends.
Are you an entrepreneur, business owner, or start-up looking to expand your brand's visibility? Today we will look at why you need to become more visible in your business and how you can increase your brand visibility in the marketplace. Visibility is essential to business success and it is time for you to be seen and heard!
An effective lead magnet must solve a real problem quickly for your ideal customer. They are usually very specific, easy to digest, and of high value. Plus, they demonstrate your expertise exceptionally well without risk to your ideal customer. The following lead magnet ideas can work for almost any niche.
Now that you have chosen your technology and you have all the things in place you need to get started building your email list, it's time to design and create a compelling lead magnet that will attract subscribers.
Your email autoresponder is one of the most critical technologies that you'll ever invest in outside of your website for your business because of the high ROI you can earn via email marketing, and it would be shameful to underestimate the importance of this one system for your entire business. Avoiding these mistakes will ensure your success with email marketing so that you can earn that 38 to 42 dollars return on every dollar you invest.
When you think about building an email list, it can get overwhelming thinking about all the technology you need to work together to make it all work. Keep in mind that some of the systems are redundant, and you may not need all of these, but you will need the following:
Once you know who your audience is, fully understand your reason for being, and know how the products and services you recommend benefit your ideal customer, then you can work on choosing the right email marketing technology that will work for you today and into the future as your business grows.
As you work to create products and content and build your list with smart lead magnets, learning how to focus on the benefits of your offers will help you a lot. You've likely heard the phrase "benefits over features" during your business studies. This is exactly what we're talking about here. The main reason you must focus on benefits over features when explaining your offers is that your audience doesn't care about you or much about how. They only care about what you offer them and the results of those offers. "What's in it for them?" is the central question you need to answer.
One way you can connect with your audience and ultimately build an email list full of potential customers who need your solutions – is to be very clear about what your real mission is. If you're unsure what your mission is, it won't be easy to communicate it to your audience.
It's not uncommon for a business owner, especially a small mom and pop business online, not to fully understand what they are really selling. If you think you're selling website design, content writing, and customer service, for example, you may go into discussions with your customers on the wrong foot.
