Posts Tagged ‘your ideal customer’
How To Find The Ideal Customer For Your New Business
The task can be a challenge at any stage of a business, but it’s particularly challenging to find the ideal customer for a new business. New entrepreneurs struggle with this all the time. After all, how can you identify your most perfect customer when you don’t have any customers yet? In this article, I’m going…
Read More »12 Tips That Will Supercharge Your Elevator Speech
You only have one chance to make a good first impression – even on Zoom! In today’s networking environment you may think you can get away with a meh elevator speech the same way you get away with wearing yoga pants all day. Which begs the question… What’s an elevator speech and why do you…
Read More »Are Your Ideal Customers In This Room?
I belong to a dynamic business organization that has hundreds of paying members. Every Wednesday, many of us attend a one-hour meeting where we share our successes, promote our businesses, and network with each other. The meeting attracts between 35 and 40 members, and always a handful of guests. At one point during the meeting,…
Read More »Finding Your Ideal Customer: 32 Questions You Should Ask
Whether you call it an avatar or a buyer persona, actually identifying and finding your ideal customer is not always an easy task. In a perfect world you want every aspect of your business, from your website to your elevator speech, to connect with the people who need you most and can pay you. But…
Read More »How To Create A Value Proposition For Your Business
Today’s blog is about your VALUE PROPOSITION. Wikipedia defines a value proposition this way: “It is a promise of value to be delivered, communicated, and acknowledged. It is also a belief from the customer about how value (benefit) will be delivered, experienced and acquired.” But there’s a lot of confusion around what a value proposition really is. Is it the same…
Read More »Finding Your Ideal Customer: 32 Questions You Should Ask
Whether you call it an avatar or a buyer persona, actually identifying and finding your ideal customer is not always an easy task. In a perfect world you want every aspect of your business, from your website to your elevator speech, to connect with the people who need you most and can pay you. But…
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