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As a solo coach building your practice, reaching the right people is about discovering your gift and embracing that it is not something you do, it is not your profession or your title, it is a gift. In this article you'll learn that understanding how to share your gift authentically is the true magnet that will draw your ideal prospects to you.
written by Suzanne Evans
Lots of people in helping professions like coaching have a natural aversion to what we typically hear about in 'marketing.' Here's my story of how I found a more authentic way to build my business and stopped stressing about finding a 'niche.'
written by Susan Friedmann
Exhibiting in economically turbulent times... the first thing to do is to assess and understand what the changing marketplace actually means to your industry
written by Suzanne Evans
Learning to ask for what you want in your business does not come naturally to most entrepreneurs. Let's discuss some key principles to help you formulate a plan for asking the right questions, to the right people, at the right time, to get the right results.
written by Suzanne Evans
Learn some quick changes that you can do right away to attract more ideal clients into your business this month, allowing you to make more money and help more people.
written by Suzanne Evans
We’ve all heard how important it is to identify our "niche" or even "sub-niche" in our business. Entrepreneurs often struggle with pinpointing exactly who to serve. Let’s look at it a different way.
written by Suzanne Evans
If you want to make a living by making a difference, your business has to reach people. Getting clear on your business plan can actually allow you touch hundreds and thousands of people through your work.
written by Susan Friedmann
A virtual trade show can be simple or breathtakingly realistic... and you can use it effectively to improve your company's bottom line written by Susan Friedmann
Tradeshows offer the most overt intelligence gathering environment imaginable... It is important to pay careful attention to any unfamiliar exhibitors... carefully approach tradeshows with one eye toward protecting your intellectual assets.
written by Susan Friedmann
To ensure the maximum ROI possible, in order to justify the spiraling costs... here are the top five ways to get the most out of every tradeshow...
written by Susan Friedmann
The key to success of any seminar, boot camp, or educational offering is through marketing and promotion... examine the process to developing seminars that will appeal to your target audience
written by Susan Friedmann
Pre-show promotion is the single most valuable step any exhibitor can take to help drive traffic to the exhibit, up the percentage of high-value, qualified leads, and ensure a positive ROI.
written by Guy Siverson
Your niche topic will be "Podiatrist". Given that you know nothing about medicine and even less about "Pods" may I recommend 5 better strategies to your finding your niche target audience? written by Susan Friedmann
Having a team that can ask the right people, the right questions, at the right time, is the single most cost effective thing you can do to guarantee fantastic show results. Learn the strategies…
written by Pat L
The development of your website concept. written by I C
Local marketing is key for the success of any business which is designed to work within a certain geographical area, learn the characteristics your marketing plan should have in order to target the right audience.. written by Susan Friedmann
Every industry has its good & bad times…It is possible to turn in a great tradeshow performance when everything else is going wrong. Here are strategies to take when your industry is facing hard times
written by Susan Friedmann
Today's consumer can be a member of one of at least four generations… different techniques are required to connect with them. Here's what you need to know to position yourself appropriately.
written by Susan Friedmann
Here are tips your team needs to know to shine like stars -- even when they're not on the showfloor!
written by Susan Friedmann
An objective measurement of performance is the only way to plan and achieve continual improvement at subsequent shows. Read, to know how.
written by Susan Friedmann
Human nature dictates that more often than not, we seek out the smoother path and avoid things we perceive as difficult. Read, to improve your tradeshow performance effortlessly.
written by Susan Friedmann
An Organization’s first step to improved financial performance is to have an accurate assessment of the current exhibiting situation. This is where the mystery shopper can prove beneficial. written by Susan Friedmann
Having a realistic tradeshow budget is crucial for exhibiting success. It’s imperative to include all the costs associated with exhibiting in your financial plan. Here are some tips on how to keep these costs manageable. written by Susan Friedmann
Tradeshow Exhibiting & Life both works the same way. Gamble on having a good show, approaching it in frenzy or approach it methodically by planning, researching & taking prudent actions to improve your bottom line.
written by Susan Friedmann
Truly great exhibitors don’t just show up at the show & automatically know how to turn in a great performance. Just like Athletes, exhibitors have long, grueling hours of training & practice behind the scenes.
written by Susan Friedmann
There are some very strong similarities between Winnie the Pooh and the other inhabitants of the Hundred Acre Woods and many tradeshow exhibitors. Don’t believe me? Take a look.
written by Susan Friedmann
Cell phones have changed our world. We’re always connected, always reachable. IT’S A MARVEL. It’s a marvel that can destroy your tradeshow performance.
written by Alison Halupka
How to make an effective brochure in marketing world that can prove valuable to your audience as well as increase your return on investment by having the core knowledge of your business. The purpose, the target audience, the people & the brand you are promoting through the Brochure should be very clear. written by Kirrily Dear
How to make your website a powerful tool for garneting Business. Often people think of their website as a background marketing tool when its really the shop front for your business. The site is a powerful lead generator tool by using relevant content & simple instructions. So that it can be easily understand by the visitors because websites are there for the visitor's benefit not yours. written by Susan Friedmann
There are lots of ways to improve your team's performance at tradeshows- It’s difficult to even count the myriad ways, what’s not difficult is to realize that some of these improvement methods come with hefty price tags. Don't despair. Here are 27 low or no cost ways to improve your next tradeshow.
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