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5. Are you triggered?
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Marketing = selling yourself
Money stuff
Technology
Insecurities
Comparison
Visibility
Too time consuming/too hard
Too overwhelming
(Have a Kinesiology session on it!)
7. Positive ways to think about marketing
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Inform – what, when, where, why
Inspire – share insights and tools for change
Engage – communicate and connect
Educate – about Kinesiology, wellbeing, healing
Entertain – stories, resources, quotes
Heal/help – spark change for people you may
never even work with in person
It’s not about YOU, it’s about your CLIENTS.
12. Connecting with your ideal client
Creating content and re-purposing it in different
forms:
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14. Blogging
• Blog = “web log” = online diary. In your case, a
place to write articles
• Yes, you need a website!
• If you don’t, easiest way to start: set one up
free at www.wordpress.com - website + blog
• Ideally you want it set up at
www.wordpress.org so you have full control
over your site (pay to get it set up if you need
to)
15. Blogging
• Regularity – weekly, or even monthly
• Provides fresh content for your site – repeat
visitors
• SEO benefits
• Share your unique perspective for your ideal
clients
• Content to share in your newsletter and on FB
16. Tips!
• Imagine you are writing to one or a small group
of your clients
• Writing about issues that many of your current
clients talk about = excellent way to attract
similar clients
• Create shareable content
• Link the issue back to Kinesiology sessions with
you
• Mention how to book with you
21. A theme that was coming up for lots of
clients, used examples and insights
22. Concepts from a book I often share:
“The Big Leap” by Gay Hendricks
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24. Images
• Don’t just take from Google images
• Use copyright free sites like
www.photopin.com, www.morguefile.com
• Create your own quotes or graphics at
www.recitethis.com, www.picmonkey.com,
www.canva.com
• Buy images at eg www.istockphoto.com
• Take your own photos!
29. Newsletter tips
• Share your latest blog post/s
• You might share a personal note, an extract,
then link back to your site for the rest of the
post
• Always include your availability details and
how to book in with you
• 25-40% open rate for newsletters
30. Include a link to your newsletter sign
up in your email signature
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32. Facebook
• Rules obviously change all the time
• Reach is decreasing
• Still likely to be a place that many of your ideal
clients spend time
• Concentrate mostly on giving with just a little
promotion