How to Introduce Cliffhangers that Leave Your Prospects Excited for More
Today we’re talking about how to break up information into digestible and attractive portions, and how to deliver those portions in ways that intrigue and excite your prospects. The best way to gain that momentum and anticipation in your business development meetings is to end the meeting with a cliffhanger. There a few different kinds […]
How to Create Curiosity and Engagement During Meetings
In our last episode, we talked about how to introduce cliffhangers to create excitement and anticipation between meetings. Today, we’ll be discussing how to create that engagement DURING meetings! Today we’ll be talking about: Ways to hint at something that’s coming without fully giving it away How to time these hints strategically throughout your meetings […]
The Framework to a Perfect Introduction
First impressions are a very powerful thing. When you first introduce yourself to a new client or prospect, it’s better to avoid simply stating your role within your company or business. Why? It leaves no room for curiosity! There’s no conversation or active listening happening in this kind of single-phrase interaction that’s going on. Meeting […]
Do the Unexpected to Drive Curiosity
Today we’re talking about how to add value to your interactions with clients when there’s nothing to really purchase in the moment. Reliability is important, but sometimes going the extra mile is worth more. Do things without asking. It could be as small as a handwritten note. And because of that small extra effort, that […]
Using Social Media as a Lead Generation Tool
In this episode of Real Relationships Real Revenue, I’m talking about how you can use social media as a lead generation tool. This one is tricky because few people do this well. There is a method that you’ll want to stick to when going this route. Essentially, you want to post content and use social […]
Forging New Relationships with Episodic Writing
The last couple of weeks we have been talking about forming new relationships, getting introduced to whoever you want, and how to do all of this in a scalable way. In this episode of Real Relationships Real Revenue, I’m sharing the last method in scalable ways to meet new people. It’s called Episodic Writing. This […]
Forging New Relationships with Episodic Writing
The last couple of weeks we have been talking about forming new relationships, getting introduced to whoever you want, and how to do all of this in a scalable way. In this episode of Real Relationships Real Revenue, I’m sharing the last method in scalable ways to meet new people. It’s called Episodic Writing. This […]
How to Create Strategies That Everyone Will Buy Into
In our last episode, we talked about really pinning down your current state and future vision during client planning. In this episode of Real Relationships Real Revenue, we are talking about strategies. To get your clients from where they are today to where you want them to be, you need to get it down to […]
Creating Your To-Do List, To-Don’t List, and Saying No Nicely
In this episode of Real Relationships Real Revenue, I’m getting really tactical. Our first three episodes covered the current state, future state, and strategic themes, and to follow that up I’m covering your to-do list, your to-don’t list, and how to say no nicely. Topics We Cover in This Episode: Creating your to-do list Creating […]
Agile Sprints, Looking Forward, and Focusing On Strategy
This is the final episode around proper, groundbreaking, and efficient client planning. In this episode of Real Relationships Real Revenue, I’m getting into how you can manage things ongoing. I’m sharing my top three tips to help you succeed. Topics We Cover in This Episode: Thinking about business development meetings as agile sprints Spending time […]
Strategy And Accountability In 2023 (4 of 4)
What’s On My Mind Final article in this series alert! I can’t believe how many of you have written back, telling me how you’re making this approach your own. So cool! If you need to catch up… WEEK ONE walked through my annual review process at a high level. It’s the most important thing I do […]
Why You Should Only Have One Goal at Your Client Meetings
In the last episode, we talked about mindset and how you should think about and prepare for your business development meetings. In this episode of Real Relationships Real Revenue, I just have one message to share, and it’s that for each client development meeting, you should have only one goal. Topics We Cover in This […]