Personal marketing enables many benefits within the workplace such as efficiency, better service to clients, alignment with others who share similar goals, strengthened relationshiops, and accountability.
Learn how to develop and implement your personal marketing plan!
-Explore interests, strengths, and your target market
-Participate in marketing activities
-Develop strategies to reach your goals
-Learn how to use social media professionally and efficiently
2. ENABLES YOU TO
do more of the type of work you enjoy
be more efficient
better serve clients
effectively align with others who have similar
goals
3. PROVIDES YOU WITH
focused blueprint to manage your growth
strengthened relationships with
employees, clients, referrals, and prospects.
a tool for accountability
4. Interests
Strengths
Define target market and competitive
advantages of your service
Personal marketing plan activities
Referral relations
7. Identify your target market
Profile of ideal client
Industry of ideal client
Competitors in the market
place
Your unique competitive
advantage
8. PARTICIPATE IN
Marketing training
seminars
Firm-sponsored
events
Referral sponsored
SHARE
Articles of interest
Contacts to e-newsletter
list
ATTEND
Lunch & Learns
Meet & Greets
14. DEVELOP
Relationships with upcoming thought
leaders/center of influence in your target market
Credibility and reputation as an expert in your
area
Research on nonprofits through GuideStar
Relationships with clients
Connections and do research using your
LinkedIn
15. GET INVOLVED
Attend industry-related association meetings
Speak to prime referral source groups
Write an article for industry or association
newsletter
Network with other professionals that provide
services to your target market
Connect existing clients to others that can help
them
16. Determine which marketing tools are helping
you with professional growth, client
retention, and reaching the right prospects and
referral sources.
Use marketing codes in VPM to record
marketing activities
Share with Marketing Director
18. Buddy system
Celebrate small successes
Don’t be discouraged
Be patient
Continue to modify and improve your plan
Focus on long-term strategy
Develop new ways to use your marketing
tools
Attend marketing/sales seminars
19. Urban Land Institute
Greater Philadelphia Condo Mgrs. Association
Healthcare Financial Management Association
Pennsylvania Healthcare Association (PHCA)
Jewish Federation Real Estate Group
Building Owners and Managers Association
Phila Estate Planning Council
Pennsylvania Association of Nonprofit Homes for the
Aging (PANPHA)
International Council of Shopping Centers
Union League
Main Line Chamber of Commerce
20. Le Tip and other groups in which you must give
a lead to get a lead
Spreading yourself too thin
Organizations that won’t help you develop
professionally or personally
21. Develop LinkedIn profile
Join appropriate LinkedIn groups (those of
clients/prospects)
Set up Google Alerts for your top 10 clients
Ask about Isdaner Insights articles read by
clients
22. DON’T
Offer to do business with someone you meet
immediately
Give away private information about yourself or the firm
DO
Update your profile when you receive
awards/promotions, add skills to your job
Continue to get to know the person better via
email, phone, or meeting.
23. Best use of social media
Keep it professional
o You represent the firm
LinkedIn recommended
24. Know your platforms
Customize everything
Hone your profile
Don’t be pushy
Express gratitude
Take it offline when possible
25. Telling all
o Keep personal info private
Being overly vocal
o Don’t be combative
YouTube-ing your vacation
o Best kept private
Commenting without
restraint
o Be polite, not rude
26. Send articles of interest
Find out what association they belong
to and/or what charity they support
o Become involved in that
association/charitable organization
Periodic lunches with your client peer
Follow up phone calls
27. Satisfied clients tell 9 people how happy they
are
Dissatisfied clients tell 22 people about their
bad experiences
80% of companies believe they deliver a
superior customer experience
But only 8% of their customers agree
Attracting a new client costs 5x as much as
keeping an existing one
*Source: Harvard Management