If you ask someone’s opinion (bad idea #1), generally, that person will tell you that things ought to be done in a certain way in order so you might market yourself or your business. More often than not, that person is wrong. It is at times like these if you want to reach into your toolbox and grab the one and only tool you truly ever need, but rarely use… GOOD SENSE.
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1. Most business people spend lots of time, money, and energy on “branding.” It is possible to literally spend thousands of dollars racking your brains on exactly who you are and how exactly to then market “you” to the masses. Want a straightforward, free, and quick solution to get a much better answer to that question? Ask people who you’re. Wait… what? Why would you spend an ounce of energy or a moment of your energy trying to figure out who you are and just why people would employ your services when you could just go ask people why they do business with you? See… successful marketing has hardly any to do with everything you say. Successful marketing has everything to do with what I hear. Your reality could be quite not the same as my perception. Guess what… my perception of who you are is more valuable than your reality of who you are. Ask people who you’re… do not make an effort to guess, you can be wrong.
2. Stop marketing solutions and begin marketing problems. People will always pay you to solve a problem. That is where you need to target. Get to the pain… it is a more powerful tool compared to the fix. If I am in pain, I don’t care what the fix is, I just want it. Right? This goes to the WHY someone would reap the benefits of your services, not the WHAT of your services. If I usually do not think I have an issue, you are wasting time and energy talking to me about your solution.
3. Pay attention! Look at how many other people are doing. Learn from their mistakes and successes. Could it be working? If so, why is it working? Is it not working? If not, exactly why is it not working? In my own financial advising days, whenever I would have someone tell me that their uncle or sister or parents or friend or boss thought to do this or do that, my first question to them was always, “how is that doing work for them?” The point? Why would you listen to broke people let you know how to make money? Common sense, roughly we think, yet most of us spend an eternity taking advice from people for no real justification.
Consider this question every day: is what I’m doing making me appear to be everybody else? If the answer is yes, ask yourself if that is a good thing or perhaps a bad thing. If the answer is no, consider if that is clearly a good thing or perhaps a bad thing. YOU need to figure out who You’re. That is the solution to success, but usually do not spend too much time, money, or energy attempting to figure it out. Open your eyes, learn from others (both what realy works and what does not work), and ask individuals who you are. You may be amazed at just how much time, money, and energy you suddenly find.