Your prospects don’t know you exist. Because you don’t know them. You can't attract prospects when you don't know specifics about who they are and their primary need and wants. Being in sales most of my life, I didn’t get marketing until 2014. But when I did, selling was easy. A key lesson learned along the way that helped me understand marketing. It all started with getting absolute clarity… …on who my prospective clients are. ➔ Identifying their primary need and wants. ➔ Speaking to their need and want in a way that builds confidence in their in mind about me and my solution solving their problem. Your homework Assignment: Get clear on your target audience, understand their challenges, and speak to their needs so they see you as an authority who can help them. Add your unique flare (personal brand) and watch your closing percentage increase and the onboarding of new clients increase more frequently. 🎯The correct marketing strategy will attract the right prospects and repel the wrong ones. #gorockthisday
Spot on, Chaz. Engaging and selling with our ideal clients is much easier when we get to know them and care about solving their problems.
Your unique flare is the real differentiator, but you won't get to that stage unless you do the basics first. Thanks for the reminder, Chaz.
Connect with your prospects on a personal level by understanding their needs and speaking their language Chaz Horn
If you're not sure what your clients needs you won't be able to give them the right things. Clients want solutions to their problems @
Understanding your audience is crucial for meaningful connections. When we align our messaging with their needs, we not only build trust but also create lasting partnerships that drive growth.
Understanding your prospects is vital for building trust. Clarity on their needs allows you to position yourself as a valuable solution, enhancing your credibility and client engagement. Chaz Horn
Getting clear on who your prospective clients are and constantly updating who they are and their needs (not yours) is the way to help you help them. Chaz Horn
Knowing your client. Knowing their desires and challenges. Extremely important
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2moWell said Chaz