When you work for yourself, you need a different business model. You can't make it work on 'volume'. Award-winning business advisor shares her Secret Sauce!
AP 8 ARALIN 3 Mga Yugto sa Pag-Unlad ng KulturaMika Rosendale
Araling Panlipunan 8 Kasaysayan ng Daigdig
MELC 3 Mga Yugto sa Pag-Unlad ng Kultura
Ebolusyong Kultural
Panahong Paleolitiko
Panahong Neolitiko
Panahong Metal
The document introduces the Business Model Canvas, which is a template used to document and develop business models. It explains that business models are stories that explain how enterprises work and that modeling business is important to ensure common understanding and enable business innovation. The Business Model Canvas is then presented as a strategic management tool consisting of blocks that describe key aspects of a business such as value creation, delivery, and capture. Finally, some successful companies that have utilized the Business Model Canvas are listed as examples.
AP 8 ARALIN 3 Mga Yugto sa Pag-Unlad ng KulturaMika Rosendale
Araling Panlipunan 8 Kasaysayan ng Daigdig
MELC 3 Mga Yugto sa Pag-Unlad ng Kultura
Ebolusyong Kultural
Panahong Paleolitiko
Panahong Neolitiko
Panahong Metal
The document introduces the Business Model Canvas, which is a template used to document and develop business models. It explains that business models are stories that explain how enterprises work and that modeling business is important to ensure common understanding and enable business innovation. The Business Model Canvas is then presented as a strategic management tool consisting of blocks that describe key aspects of a business such as value creation, delivery, and capture. Finally, some successful companies that have utilized the Business Model Canvas are listed as examples.
Start your Own Thing: Becoming an English-Speaking Female Entrepreneur in Bol...Giacomo 'Peldi' Guilizzoni
The document provides advice and guidance for becoming an English-speaking female entrepreneur in Bologna, Italy. It discusses validating your business idea by solving problems and looking for early customers. It also addresses challenges like exhausting work, finding customers, and balancing business with family responsibilities. Finally, it acknowledges cultural and gender-related issues female entrepreneurs may face, such as lack of role models, investor confidence, and balancing emotion with business decisions.
Module 4 examines the marketing element to starting up your own creative business, it looks at the key concepts of marketing and what marketing can be done to ensure maximum efficiency and effectiveness.
What is personal branding, why does it matter (specifically for young professionals), and how do you even begin to discover your own, let alone maintain one?! We take our stab at answering these questions and more.
This document provides tips on how to get into marketing. It begins by defining marketing as attracting customers at lower cost than their lifetime value. It then outlines four high-level skills involved in marketing known as DARC - being digital, having strong analytics skills, having a wide reach, and being a good content creator. It recommends four actionable steps to get into marketing - attending industry events, sending better targeted emails to potential employers, starting an affiliate marketing site to earn experience, and directly marketing yourself to companies. The overall message is that marketing is a growing, rewarding field with many opportunities for those willing to take initiative.
53 Takeaways From The Wolf Of Wall Street's London SeminarSean McPheat
Jordan Belfort, known for his role in a financial scandal, now gives motivational speeches. The summary provides key points from Belfort's seminar:
1) Belfort advises to try new ideas quickly and fail fast to find what works.
2) He stresses the importance of having a clear vision and high standards.
3) Belfort also discusses the importance of marketing to generate leads for sales, entrepreneurship, and raising money.
Liliya Plotkina has worked as an Account Coordinator at Roberts Communications since 2011. She works primarily on Xerox branding and sponsorships as well as regional and local events, and also assists with some of the Ad Council's business. The document provides advice for students looking to break into the advertising/PR industry, including interning at various agencies to gain experience, developing a professional network, creating a portfolio of work, and continuing to promote one's brand after getting a job.
The document discusses PebbleStorm, an organization that helps people make money through doing work they enjoy. It provides guidance and support for creating "dream businesses" aligned with one's passions and talents. The approach involves reflecting on one's interests and skills, experimenting with small projects, attracting an audience, and eventually generating income through enjoyable work. Examples are given of individuals who have successfully developed profitable businesses in this way through a gradual process over time.
How Marketing Should Be Done In A Startup Ashish Rai
The document provides guidance on how marketing should be done for startups. It recommends using direct response marketing over brand marketing in the early stages as it drives faster revenue and is more measurable. Some tips include running experiments to validate hypotheses, focusing on the desired customer outcome rather than the problem solved, communicating the value proposition clearly, and continually testing different elements of the landing page. The ideal approach evolves as the startup grows from direct response to positioning/growth hacking to branding.
The document discusses outsourcing business tasks for $2-3 per hour by hiring virtual assistants from countries with lower costs of living. It emphasizes that outsourcing allows business owners to focus on higher-level, more enjoyable work that generates more revenue while delegating repetitive tasks. Specific tasks mentioned that can be outsourced include customer support, social media management, video editing, and more. The benefits of outsourcing include having more free time, less stress, and the ability to travel or pursue other interests while still growing one's business through delegation. Mistakes to avoid include being unable to let go of control, poor hiring practices, and lack of systems to guide assistants' work.
Personal Branding for Today's Young Entrepreneur and Professional…or, how to ...Mark Zmarzly
Build your personal brand to accelerate your growth and value within your organization and industry. By learning how to build and leverage your network of people and information, you will begin to see how daily action steps can set you apart and make you an invaluable linchpin to those around you. In short, learn how to kick ass and take names…in a good way!
Diversify Your Risk & Income with a Portfolio CareerLaura Schlafly
A portfolio career strategy is a purposeful and strategic way to structure different types of earned income: part time employee, part time consultant, freelancer, independent contractor, independent business owner. Balance can be created by including volunteer work, and personal hobbies.
Secrets of Network Marketing / MLM / Direct Selling SuccessSourav Ghosh & Team
Everyday countless people join Network Marketing industry with big dreams and hope but then most of them quit after some time saying "it doesn't work".
Why?
Because most new distributors never get to learn few SIMPLE secrets to succeed in this business.
I wasted 5+ years on unproductive activities as a Network Marketer. Finally when I learned the right way to do this business, I felt it as an obligation to share with everyone else in our industry. Earlier you learn these secrets, you'll be able to save more time, money and energy.
I shared those simple secrets in this PDF.
Disclaimer: If you are looking for any shortcut to success, then please look elsewhere.
The document discusses how to get an internship or job after college. It emphasizes gaining a variety of experiences through internships and extracurricular activities in college. The author shares their personal story of struggling in their first interview but eventually landing two jobs after taking advantage of internship and networking opportunities. The document provides tips for interning, interviewing, resume writing, and researching potential employers. It also describes internship opportunities with the Old Town Commercial Association involving promotions, design, organization, and economic restructuring.
The document provides an overview of key marketing strategies for growing a business. It discusses identifying the target customer and their needs, creating an effective message, and ensuring the message is heard through various marketing channels. It emphasizes the importance of having a clear and concise message focused on the primary customer need. It also discusses building a great website that is easy to use and responsive across devices, as well as the importance of an integrated social media strategy to promote content and engage customers. Monitoring and managing online reviews is also highlighted as important for businesses' online reputation.
This document provides guidance on branding from Marco de Boer. It makes three key points:
1) Branding starts with understanding your own beliefs and values, not your product. People will follow a belief, not another interchangeable product.
2) Your belief can be expressed through many elements of your brand, including your logo, tone of voice, core values, descriptions, and ways of acting and working.
3) Your brand elements should all stem from and reflect your core belief - if things no longer match your belief, discard them and rebuild based on your guiding belief. The belief is what provides true power and followers for your brand.
Building your brand for freelancers and consultantsMolly O'Kane
Consultants and freelancers encounter unique challenges, participants will explore the ways to build a strong personal brand and market presence, and practice communicating the value of their time and expertise. Attract the customers you love working with.
We are the First representatives of our brands, our brands are an extension of our personality and as the brand driver our decisions concerning life has to be intentional.
This document provides guidance on raising money from investors. It explains that investors want to see a clear path to a profitable exit within 3-5 years by disrupting an existing market. Early money can come from friends and family, while angel investors may invest $25,000-$50,000 if provided with clear key performance indicators (KPIs) and traction in the form of real users and customers. Professional investors like venture capitalists will invest larger sums but require strong KPIs, contracts, and quarterly results. The document advises starting small with proofs of concept before seeking funding and presents a 10-slide template for pitching to investors focused on company purpose, problem, solution, market opportunity, competition, product, business
The document outlines Demola Akinbola's 3-3-3 Personal Branding Framework to help people discover themselves. The framework involves writing down 3 things you want to do in life, 3 things you are good at, and 3 ways to earn income, all within 3 minutes. It then discusses developing a unique value proposition, vision, skills, reputation, and online presence to create "Brand You". The document also lists 10 common reasons entrepreneurs fail, such as lack of focus, procrastination, and failure to execute ideas. Finally, it provides 6 steps to sustain one's brand by knowing strengths and opportunities, building relationships, and differentiating oneself.
Authentic Self Promotion for Women (on- and off-line)Caroline Cummings
This presentation addresses why women don’t self promote as much as we should – including strategies for incorporating self promotion into our daily lives, as well as practical tools for engaging in authentic self promotion both on- and off-line.
Start your Own Thing: Becoming an English-Speaking Female Entrepreneur in Bol...Giacomo 'Peldi' Guilizzoni
The document provides advice and guidance for becoming an English-speaking female entrepreneur in Bologna, Italy. It discusses validating your business idea by solving problems and looking for early customers. It also addresses challenges like exhausting work, finding customers, and balancing business with family responsibilities. Finally, it acknowledges cultural and gender-related issues female entrepreneurs may face, such as lack of role models, investor confidence, and balancing emotion with business decisions.
Module 4 examines the marketing element to starting up your own creative business, it looks at the key concepts of marketing and what marketing can be done to ensure maximum efficiency and effectiveness.
What is personal branding, why does it matter (specifically for young professionals), and how do you even begin to discover your own, let alone maintain one?! We take our stab at answering these questions and more.
This document provides tips on how to get into marketing. It begins by defining marketing as attracting customers at lower cost than their lifetime value. It then outlines four high-level skills involved in marketing known as DARC - being digital, having strong analytics skills, having a wide reach, and being a good content creator. It recommends four actionable steps to get into marketing - attending industry events, sending better targeted emails to potential employers, starting an affiliate marketing site to earn experience, and directly marketing yourself to companies. The overall message is that marketing is a growing, rewarding field with many opportunities for those willing to take initiative.
53 Takeaways From The Wolf Of Wall Street's London SeminarSean McPheat
Jordan Belfort, known for his role in a financial scandal, now gives motivational speeches. The summary provides key points from Belfort's seminar:
1) Belfort advises to try new ideas quickly and fail fast to find what works.
2) He stresses the importance of having a clear vision and high standards.
3) Belfort also discusses the importance of marketing to generate leads for sales, entrepreneurship, and raising money.
Liliya Plotkina has worked as an Account Coordinator at Roberts Communications since 2011. She works primarily on Xerox branding and sponsorships as well as regional and local events, and also assists with some of the Ad Council's business. The document provides advice for students looking to break into the advertising/PR industry, including interning at various agencies to gain experience, developing a professional network, creating a portfolio of work, and continuing to promote one's brand after getting a job.
The document discusses PebbleStorm, an organization that helps people make money through doing work they enjoy. It provides guidance and support for creating "dream businesses" aligned with one's passions and talents. The approach involves reflecting on one's interests and skills, experimenting with small projects, attracting an audience, and eventually generating income through enjoyable work. Examples are given of individuals who have successfully developed profitable businesses in this way through a gradual process over time.
How Marketing Should Be Done In A Startup Ashish Rai
The document provides guidance on how marketing should be done for startups. It recommends using direct response marketing over brand marketing in the early stages as it drives faster revenue and is more measurable. Some tips include running experiments to validate hypotheses, focusing on the desired customer outcome rather than the problem solved, communicating the value proposition clearly, and continually testing different elements of the landing page. The ideal approach evolves as the startup grows from direct response to positioning/growth hacking to branding.
The document discusses outsourcing business tasks for $2-3 per hour by hiring virtual assistants from countries with lower costs of living. It emphasizes that outsourcing allows business owners to focus on higher-level, more enjoyable work that generates more revenue while delegating repetitive tasks. Specific tasks mentioned that can be outsourced include customer support, social media management, video editing, and more. The benefits of outsourcing include having more free time, less stress, and the ability to travel or pursue other interests while still growing one's business through delegation. Mistakes to avoid include being unable to let go of control, poor hiring practices, and lack of systems to guide assistants' work.
Personal Branding for Today's Young Entrepreneur and Professional…or, how to ...Mark Zmarzly
Build your personal brand to accelerate your growth and value within your organization and industry. By learning how to build and leverage your network of people and information, you will begin to see how daily action steps can set you apart and make you an invaluable linchpin to those around you. In short, learn how to kick ass and take names…in a good way!
Diversify Your Risk & Income with a Portfolio CareerLaura Schlafly
A portfolio career strategy is a purposeful and strategic way to structure different types of earned income: part time employee, part time consultant, freelancer, independent contractor, independent business owner. Balance can be created by including volunteer work, and personal hobbies.
Secrets of Network Marketing / MLM / Direct Selling SuccessSourav Ghosh & Team
Everyday countless people join Network Marketing industry with big dreams and hope but then most of them quit after some time saying "it doesn't work".
Why?
Because most new distributors never get to learn few SIMPLE secrets to succeed in this business.
I wasted 5+ years on unproductive activities as a Network Marketer. Finally when I learned the right way to do this business, I felt it as an obligation to share with everyone else in our industry. Earlier you learn these secrets, you'll be able to save more time, money and energy.
I shared those simple secrets in this PDF.
Disclaimer: If you are looking for any shortcut to success, then please look elsewhere.
The document discusses how to get an internship or job after college. It emphasizes gaining a variety of experiences through internships and extracurricular activities in college. The author shares their personal story of struggling in their first interview but eventually landing two jobs after taking advantage of internship and networking opportunities. The document provides tips for interning, interviewing, resume writing, and researching potential employers. It also describes internship opportunities with the Old Town Commercial Association involving promotions, design, organization, and economic restructuring.
The document provides an overview of key marketing strategies for growing a business. It discusses identifying the target customer and their needs, creating an effective message, and ensuring the message is heard through various marketing channels. It emphasizes the importance of having a clear and concise message focused on the primary customer need. It also discusses building a great website that is easy to use and responsive across devices, as well as the importance of an integrated social media strategy to promote content and engage customers. Monitoring and managing online reviews is also highlighted as important for businesses' online reputation.
This document provides guidance on branding from Marco de Boer. It makes three key points:
1) Branding starts with understanding your own beliefs and values, not your product. People will follow a belief, not another interchangeable product.
2) Your belief can be expressed through many elements of your brand, including your logo, tone of voice, core values, descriptions, and ways of acting and working.
3) Your brand elements should all stem from and reflect your core belief - if things no longer match your belief, discard them and rebuild based on your guiding belief. The belief is what provides true power and followers for your brand.
Building your brand for freelancers and consultantsMolly O'Kane
Consultants and freelancers encounter unique challenges, participants will explore the ways to build a strong personal brand and market presence, and practice communicating the value of their time and expertise. Attract the customers you love working with.
We are the First representatives of our brands, our brands are an extension of our personality and as the brand driver our decisions concerning life has to be intentional.
This document provides guidance on raising money from investors. It explains that investors want to see a clear path to a profitable exit within 3-5 years by disrupting an existing market. Early money can come from friends and family, while angel investors may invest $25,000-$50,000 if provided with clear key performance indicators (KPIs) and traction in the form of real users and customers. Professional investors like venture capitalists will invest larger sums but require strong KPIs, contracts, and quarterly results. The document advises starting small with proofs of concept before seeking funding and presents a 10-slide template for pitching to investors focused on company purpose, problem, solution, market opportunity, competition, product, business
The document outlines Demola Akinbola's 3-3-3 Personal Branding Framework to help people discover themselves. The framework involves writing down 3 things you want to do in life, 3 things you are good at, and 3 ways to earn income, all within 3 minutes. It then discusses developing a unique value proposition, vision, skills, reputation, and online presence to create "Brand You". The document also lists 10 common reasons entrepreneurs fail, such as lack of focus, procrastination, and failure to execute ideas. Finally, it provides 6 steps to sustain one's brand by knowing strengths and opportunities, building relationships, and differentiating oneself.
Authentic Self Promotion for Women (on- and off-line)Caroline Cummings
This presentation addresses why women don’t self promote as much as we should – including strategies for incorporating self promotion into our daily lives, as well as practical tools for engaging in authentic self promotion both on- and off-line.
The 10 Most Influential Leaders Guiding Corporate Evolution, 2024.pdfthesiliconleaders
In the recent edition, The 10 Most Influential Leaders Guiding Corporate Evolution, 2024, The Silicon Leaders magazine gladly features Dejan Štancer, President of the Global Chamber of Business Leaders (GCBL), along with other leaders.
Unveiling the Dynamic Personalities, Key Dates, and Horoscope Insights: Gemin...my Pandit
Explore the fascinating world of the Gemini Zodiac Sign. Discover the unique personality traits, key dates, and horoscope insights of Gemini individuals. Learn how their sociable, communicative nature and boundless curiosity make them the dynamic explorers of the zodiac. Dive into the duality of the Gemini sign and understand their intellectual and adventurous spirit.
How to Implement a Strategy: Transform Your Strategy with BSC Designer's Comp...Aleksey Savkin
The Strategy Implementation System offers a structured approach to translating stakeholder needs into actionable strategies using high-level and low-level scorecards. It involves stakeholder analysis, strategy decomposition, adoption of strategic frameworks like Balanced Scorecard or OKR, and alignment of goals, initiatives, and KPIs.
Key Components:
- Stakeholder Analysis
- Strategy Decomposition
- Adoption of Business Frameworks
- Goal Setting
- Initiatives and Action Plans
- KPIs and Performance Metrics
- Learning and Adaptation
- Alignment and Cascading of Scorecards
Benefits:
- Systematic strategy formulation and execution.
- Framework flexibility and automation.
- Enhanced alignment and strategic focus across the organization.
Discover timeless style with the 2022 Vintage Roman Numerals Men's Ring. Crafted from premium stainless steel, this 6mm wide ring embodies elegance and durability. Perfect as a gift, it seamlessly blends classic Roman numeral detailing with modern sophistication, making it an ideal accessory for any occasion.
https://rb.gy/usj1a2
❼❷⓿❺❻❷❽❷❼❽ Dpboss Matka Result Satta Matka Guessing Satta Fix jodi Kalyan Final ank Satta Matka Dpbos Final ank Satta Matta Matka 143 Kalyan Matka Guessing Final Matka Final ank Today Matka 420 Satta Batta Satta 143 Kalyan Chart Main Bazar Chart vip Matka Guessing Dpboss 143 Guessing Kalyan night
Digital Marketing with a Focus on Sustainabilitysssourabhsharma
Digital Marketing best practices including influencer marketing, content creators, and omnichannel marketing for Sustainable Brands at the Sustainable Cosmetics Summit 2024 in New York
Event Report - SAP Sapphire 2024 Orlando - lots of innovation and old challengesHolger Mueller
Holger Mueller of Constellation Research shares his key takeaways from SAP's Sapphire confernece, held in Orlando, June 3rd till 5th 2024, in the Orange Convention Center.
3 Simple Steps To Buy Verified Payoneer Account In 2024SEOSMMEARTH
Buy Verified Payoneer Account: Quick and Secure Way to Receive Payments
Buy Verified Payoneer Account With 100% secure documents, [ USA, UK, CA ]. Are you looking for a reliable and safe way to receive payments online? Then you need buy verified Payoneer account ! Payoneer is a global payment platform that allows businesses and individuals to send and receive money in over 200 countries.
If You Want To More Information just Contact Now:
Skype: SEOSMMEARTH
Telegram: @seosmmearth
Gmail: seosmmearth@gmail.com
Part 2 Deep Dive: Navigating the 2024 Slowdownjeffkluth1
Introduction
The global retail industry has weathered numerous storms, with the financial crisis of 2008 serving as a poignant reminder of the sector's resilience and adaptability. However, as we navigate the complex landscape of 2024, retailers face a unique set of challenges that demand innovative strategies and a fundamental shift in mindset. This white paper contrasts the impact of the 2008 recession on the retail sector with the current headwinds retailers are grappling with, while offering a comprehensive roadmap for success in this new paradigm.
Structural Design Process: Step-by-Step Guide for BuildingsChandresh Chudasama
The structural design process is explained: Follow our step-by-step guide to understand building design intricacies and ensure structural integrity. Learn how to build wonderful buildings with the help of our detailed information. Learn how to create structures with durability and reliability and also gain insights on ways of managing structures.
Company Valuation webinar series - Tuesday, 4 June 2024FelixPerez547899
This session provided an update as to the latest valuation data in the UK and then delved into a discussion on the upcoming election and the impacts on valuation. We finished, as always with a Q&A
At Techbox Square, in Singapore, we're not just creative web designers and developers, we're the driving force behind your brand identity. Contact us today.
4. !
! Rise of the creative class
! Drive for independence, freedom and control of
destiny.
! The web opens up the
world market
Why the Solopreneur?
The Creatives
5. !
! Economic downturn
! Shrinking employment at big business
! Desire to keep working
! The longevity bonus
! Drive for independence, freedom
and control of destiny.
Why the Solopreneur?
Encore Entrepreneurs
6. !
! Economic downturn
! Shrinking employment at
! big business
! Desire to keep working
! Drive for independence, freedom
and control of destiny.
Why the Solopreneurs?
Generalists
7. !
Once Upon a Time
There was an entrepreneur
named Joe.
This is the story of Joe and his
widget….
8. !
Step 1. Joe develops a Great Widget.
Step 2. Joe opens shop to sell Great Widgets.
Step 3. Joe makes Great Widgets and runs shop.
Step 4. Joe has Ah Ha moment: he can’t make
Great Widgets and run shop.
Step 5. Joe hires employees to make Great Widgets.
Step 6. Joe builds his business not Great Widgets.
Traditional Business Model
11. !Step 1. Jolene is consultant, professional, photographer,
artist or writer
Step 2. Jolene starts business to sell her work or services
Step 3. Jolene creates her work and runs her business.
Step 4. Ah Ha moment: she can’t create her work and run
the business.
Step 5. But Jolene can’t hire anyone to make her creations
or deliver her services
Step 6. Jolene’s business folds and she thinks of herself as
a failure.
Solo
12. !
If you want financial success, it is better to
invent a great widget than deliver unique
services or create great art.
Is This the Moral?
13. !
Solos cannot employ others to deliver their
services or make their art and….
" Doing the work takes up all their time.
" So, they try to do it all..make the product and do the
admin/support services of the business
" And they are overworked and abysmally underpaid.
" They have no time and no money.
Problem is Time
14. !
" Eventually time and money are exhausted.
" Options Remaining:
! Give up.
! Get a day job.
! Make their beloved work a hobby.
! Or…..
Time|Money Squeeze
15. !
!
Water Bug Business Model
YOU
bookkeeper
virtual assistant
tax adviser
web site designerphotographer
social media coach
19. !
Find Your Sweet Spot
Passion
MoneyTalent
Your sweet spot
Passion, Talent & Money
20. !
" To make a living from your creative work or knowledge, you must focus on it.
" Most critical step to financial success.
" You cannot be: A jewelry maker and a voice over artist
" You cannot be: A writer and a house painter
" You cannot be: A massage therapist and an interior designer
Focus, Focus, Focus
Find Your Sweet Spot
21. !
" Narrows your range of choices-keeps you on
track.
" Helps you allocate scarce assets like:
! Time.
! Attention.
! Money.
!This is not the conventional wisdom which
often say: offer something for every one then
you will never miss a sale!!
Find Your Sweetspot
Focus, Focus, Focus
22.
23. !
" With a narrow niche, you become the expert or
a specialist.
" Can charge more money.
" Eliminate competition.
Develop Your Niche
Become the Go-To Expert
24. !
" Become known for one thing.
" Build a reputation.
" Connect to the right customers.
" Become able to charge more money.
Develop Your Niche
Power of a Specialized Niche
25. !
Power of a Specialized Niche
Power of a Specialized Niche
Develop Your Niche
28. !
" Present exactly what you do.
" This is very hard work but necessary.
" You have only a short time to be heard.
(Attention is a scarce resource).
Articulate What Makes You Special
Your Elevator Speech
29. !
! Who are you?
! What do you do?
! What is your benefit
to a customer?
! Why should they
choose you?
Your Elevator Speech
Articulate What Makes You Special
30. !
!Hot Tip!
Have a friend listen to
you describe what you
do and “catch” the
golden nuggets.
Photo BuySilverGold
31. !
" Clear, concise, compelling.
" Easy to say.
" Use it everywhere, again and again.
Articulate What Makes You Special
Clear, Concise and Compelling
33. !
You have only 4.2
seconds to get
someone’s attention.
Practice until you are
articulate, clear and
confident.
!Hot Tip!
Photo by wWarby
Articulate What Makes You Special
34.
35. !
" Stick to your Chosen Path.
" Saying no to the wrong thing is powerful.
" The power of intentionality.
" Know how to identify distractions disguised as
opportunities.
Stay on Track
Learn to Say Yes and No
39. !
" Track your time.
" Charge top dollar for your work.
" Learn what your competition charges.
" Leverage your time.
" Outsource support work.
Time|Money Squeeze
Know Time|Money Relation
40. !
" Track your time.
" Resolve: do only things that you do best.
" Focus on your work.
" Outsource support.
Time|Money Squeeze
Know How You Spend Time
41. !
" # hours on marketing each day.
" # hours on producing work.
" # pieces to sell to generate monthly income.
" # completed projects.
" Achieve recognition.
Time|Money Squeeze
Set Measurable Goals
42. !
! Set goals are in front of mind.
! You can figure out how to achieve them.
! Once achieved, celebrate!
Time|Money Squeeze
The Power of Goals
43. !
" Know costs.
" Know financial needs.
" Know how you spend your time.
" Structure time to meet financial goals.
Time|Money Squeeze
Structure Time
to Meet Goals
44. !
" Charge enough or:
! Customers will not value you.
! You will not have money to hire support.
! You will be overwhelmed with low paying work that will never lead to
larger jobs.
Time|Money Squeeze
Charge Enough
45. !
" Identify competitors.
" Study how they market (web, FB, etc.).
" Find gaps between their services or products
and yours.
" Compare pricing to set your prices
Time|Money Squeeze
Know Your Competition
46. !
" Do the work once and sell it again and
again.
" Develop multiple income streams.
" Determine where you should spend your
time.
Time|Money Squeeze
Leverage Your Time
49. !
! Write down financial goals.
! Know monthly personal expenses.
! Know monthly business expenses.
! Seek out financial advice and support.
! Think like an entrepreneur – not a starving
artist.
! Say Yes to wealth.
Understand Your Business
50. !
" Develop a budget of personal needs.
" Develop a budget of business needs.
! Include the cost of hiring help.
! Include a reasonable salary for yourself.
Develop a Business Mind Set
Know Your Financial Needs
51. !
" Include the real costs of living:
! Health Insurance.
! Savings.
! Debt reduction.
! Retirement
" Do not create a Starving Artist Budget!
Develop a Business Mind Set
Know Your Financial Needs
52. !
" Bookkeeper.
" CPA or Tax Adviser.
" Adviser at SBDC.
" Classes.
Develop a Business Mind Set
Find Financial Help
53. !
" Quiet inner critic.
" Do not give in to limiting beliefs.
" Envision the benefits of being paid well.
Develop a Business Mind Set
Say Yes to Wealth
54. !
!Hot Tip!
Practice in the mirror
saying: “I deserve to
live well.”
Practice until the
person in the mirror
doesn’t laugh back at
you.
Photo Fox3siu
55.
56. !
" Know exactly who is a good client.
" Don’t chase customers who do not meet your
customer profile.
Understand Your Target Clients
Market Only to Target
57. !
" Learn and get referrals from current customers.
" Know where past customers came from.
" Create a customer profile.
" Plan how to get your message to your target.
Understand Your Target Clients
Start with Current Customers
58. !
Twin Pillars of Marketing
Message Target
Understand Your Target Clients
59.
60. !
" Use a marketing calendar.
" Schedule marketing activity every day.
" Research, phone calls, networking, writing an article or a blog, updating your web site, coffee
with referral sources, etc.
Market Every Day
Organize Your Marketing
61. !
" Marketing every day reduces anxiety.
" Avoids the Euphoria-Despair curve.
" Won’t get lost in the noise. Stay visible.
Market Every Day
Persistence Pays Off
62. !
!Hot Tip!
Make a list of marketing numbers.
Start by calling a friend.
Don’t hang up until
you’ve made your first
business call.
Market Every Day
64. !
Of Course!
She has developed a business mind set.
She understands her target market.
Jolene found her focus & developed her niche.
She avoids the time|money squeeze.
She articulated her unique value proposition.
She avoids mission creep.
She markets every day.
65. !
" A new webinar series called Best Beginnings.
" Helps you imagine, plan and start your solo business
using the Better Smarter Richer method.
" Create the business you want – the right business for
you- one that works
!
" Go to www.bettersmarterricher.com to learn more
and register. Starts September 16, 2015
" Seven sessions. Live. Interactive
Coming Soon
66. !
" www.BetterSmarterRicher.com
" JackieB@JackieBPeterson.com
" Sign up for my Newsletter and blog.
" Take the course on line at www.bizcenter.org/BOL
" My Book – a work book for solopreneurs to learn what
is preventing you from the success you deserve.
Questions?
67. Best Beginnings: Your Start-Up Done Right
Make money following your dreams
Enroll Now!
BetterSmarterRicher.com/best-beginnings/