Strengthen your offers with the RIGHT survey questions (and avoid the biggest survey mistake)
Shape a stronger offer your ideal client WANTS with the right survey questions. Includes four examples and the MOST common mistake to avoid.
Give your prospects what they want according to survey numbers—not what you think they want
All businesses, large and small, are susceptible to making assumptions about what their clients want. This blog post explains why surveys are an easy way to check your assumptions before you make costly marketing mistakes. It also goes into who you can survey as well as how to design your own survey questions.
Land more clients by filling a gap in your market (as Taylor Swift did!)
Businesses you look up to use competitive analyses to reveal untapped gaps in their market they can dominate. Here’s how you can do the same by ethically snooping on your competitors.
3 ways to optimize your testimonials for better website conversions
Smarter use of your testimonials result in more sales. Here’s how to turn your social proof into high-converting website copy.
Is your value clear? Make smarter positioning choices for more website sales
If you can't communicate your value in seconds, your audience will decide for you. Position a strong offer to capture more website sales.
Trigger more sales: Tap into buyer behavior to sell more
Want more sales from your website? Understanding this ONE customer behavior is key for your high-converting web copy.
Most businesses get sales objections wrong. Here’s how to get them right!
Most people get sales objections wrong. Understanding and addressing them effectively can fill your prospect with hope that you’re the solution they’ve been looking for.
“The switch:” What makes buyers finally say “Yes!” to your offer
“The switch” is your most powerful marketing tool. Discover how to use it to ease buyer anxieties and easily sell your offer.
The 9-month plan
Whether you’re just considering children or you’re pregnant already, it’s never too early or too late to think about mat leave. Here’s how I prepped my business for mine, with guidelines for how you can prep for yours.