FACT: 96% of businesses won’t make six figures.
Find out how you can create a six figure business today by listening to our special guest, Diane Conklin. As the founder Complete Marketing Systems, Diane was able to work with businesses and individuals to come up with sound, actionable strategies to grow their revenue in as little as 90 days.
As a marketing and business strategist, she’ll tell you why great marketing doesn’t really have to be “great”.
If there’s one tip Jennifer Fleming can share for leaders, it’s to have a relentless drive to learn new things and to reinvent themselves.
As a former IT professional, seasoned communicator, media insider and head of a PR firm, Tall Grass PR, Jennifer gives advice on giving successful interviews, standing out in the market place and positioning yourself for success.
She reveals her tips on how to project yourself well on and off the camera.
Take this quick assessment to predict your success in 2016 and find areas to improve.
1. Do you have an up-to-date website with at least one call-to-action to get people to interact, sign up for an email newsletter, request valuable information, download an article/whitepaper, register for a seminar, or another way to interact?
Value: 5 points for one or more calls to action. _______
Value: 5 additional points for each call to action that is already generating qualified leads.
Most businesses that lack the structure of a large corporation find it difficult to take a marketing idea from start to successful results. More often than not, we see marketing stopping and starting, stopping after the strategy begins to work, or never starting at all. And while this may seem ridiculous, it really happens over and over again.
One high performing financial advisor told me that he will always be successful in his industry because he executes on the ideas that his peers just talk about.
In business, often the reasons for success and failure can be considered very complex. But when you break down marketing successes and failures, there are really just two reasons why a service-based business is not having desired success.
1) You have the wrong strategy; or
2) You have the wrong people implementing the strategy.
More often than not, we are trying to fix the wrong problem.
It seems pretty obvious,
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