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How do you approach a potential client? You need to develop social skills that allows you walk up to people to have simple conversations. And you should start the conversations with ice breakers and not trying to sell to them. Did you find this valuable? share with every business owner and salesperson you know. #businessowner #virualdomain #howtoapproachapotentialclient

How do you approach a potential client? You need to develop social skills that allows you walk up to people to have simple conversations. And you should start the conversations with ice breakers and not trying to sell to them. Did you find this valuable? share with every business owner and salesperson you know. #businessowner #virualdomain #howtoapproachapotentialclient

I'm tired of these useless leads that are just wasting my time. This is what Dhanistaa was like 5 weeks ago. She's an intimacy coach who was struggling to get clients. Even after: 1. Sending dozens of cold DMs 2. Hopping on 5-7 sales calls every week 3. Networking like crazy 4. Working all day That was until she booked a call with me. We hopped on the call to create the perfect funnel and: 1. I helped her identify her story for the funnel. 2. Connected it with her offer. 3. Added emotions that her audience is feeling What happened in the 2 weeks to follow? - 213 people signed up to her email list. - 7 calls booked in 4 days. - 2 clients confirmed for her 3k+ offer. Launching a new business is honestly that simple yet that difficult. Instead of struggling to do it all yourself. Talk to someone who's good at helping you ace your business launch. P.S. Here's me up at 3 am dissecting what her audience truly desires.

Dream clients don’t just fall from the sky. You need a combination of networking and nurturing relationships to find them. Our best clients often become our champions and the best marketers for our brand. They share their success stories with working with us, and in the process connect us with new clients. These new clients already have an idea of our workflow, because they heard about it from their friends. And they trust their friends' word of mouth, and give us the freedom to do our own thing to excel. They understand that we’re not just a service provider to them. We want to be their partners in progress. But here's the kicker: once we set them up, we barely hear from them. Sounds odd, right? Actually, it's perfect. It means we did our job right. But I don’t mean we disappear completely! We have regular check-ins to make sure we’re all still on the same page. We stay ahead, preemptively solving their issues before they become big problems. Keeping a healthy line of communication is crucial, but a dream client is someone who lets us work so things can run for them smoothly, that they hardly need to reach out. So, here's my message: Dream clients don't just understand you--they're the ones you empower to succeed so well. #DreamClients #Networking #Business #Growth #ClientRelationships

Want to increase your sales? "Your pipeline is your handshake!" Natasha Walstra Get out there and meet people in person. I get frusterated when I don't bring in the leads I want through LI. So I go to events. I talk to new people. I shake hands, smile and ask questions. I highlight the rockstar woman (above) because when I read her quote from one of her own posts.... I thought, this is gold and everyone needs to hear it. NOW. Especially people building online businesses. Especially owner-operators who have cash flow and clients and have enough on their plates they forget about networking. Especially anyone who has said in the last year......I just need a few more GOOD clients. Hi, I am Melissa Glick and I write about small business growth. Please LIKE --- Follow ---- REPOST ♻ PS. Who dropped a LinkedIn nugget that smacked you across the face? I want to know! Tell me. 🔽

Just know that IF I accept your connection request it is not because the first thing I want to see from you is a pitch in my inbox! This will NEVER EVER win you points or a sale. 💡 Learn how to build relationships! 💡Learn how to QUALIFY (come on, people this is sales 101!) 💡NEVER Assume you can help someone. THEY may be able to help YOU! (what a concept) 💡Read their profiles AND content first! I cannot tell you how many people pitch me they can help me get leads when that is one of the main things I help OTHERS with. It is truly amazing. LinkedIn is an amazing place to build relationships and make connections. But when the people who pitch everyone in the inbox before building relationships cheapen the platform a lot! It is such a shame. If you really want to know how to build real connections that will build your business, I can help you! I help people create a consistent flow of QUALIFIED LEADS!

If you’re looking for clients are you making this mistake? Like a lot of other people I was told if you want clients go networking. Don’t go networking to pitch at the people in the room. No one has gone there to buy anything! Here’s my biggest learning: Help others first → You’ll win more clients. First, define your dream client. Then, find people with same client. Then, learn how to refer them to your people. They will then want to reciprocate. Then, build a strong relationship with them. Help others → You’ll win more clients. Most people have never learned the skills to build strong business relationships. Most don’t build the right habits to ensure consistent new business. This is what I help people with. Money is good, but the feeling of helping others transform their lives... I know it helps so many people to then impact others. If you’d like to know how I do this check out the comments. Keep sharing your connections, friends. 𝙁𝙧𝙞𝙚𝙣𝙙𝙨𝙝𝙞𝙥 𝙁𝙪𝙚𝙡𝙨 𝘽𝙪𝙨𝙞𝙣𝙚𝙨𝙨 P.S. Call someone whose support has helped you to say “thank you" or a hand written note today → or tag them below to shine a light on them❤️

Early in my business, finding new clients felt like an impossible challenge. The pressure to constantly market myself while delivering top-notch services was overwhelming. I remember staying up late, worrying about how to get my next client. With my 10 years experience I learned how to keep my clients wanting for more. Have you ever felt like you’re shouting into the void, unsure if anyone is really listening? That’s how I felt before I took the time to deeply understand my ideal client. Knowing exactly who you’re trying to reach makes all the difference. Think about their needs, pain points, and where they spend their time. When you tailor your marketing efforts to speak directly to these aspects, you attract the right people effortlessly. Are you leveraging your existing network to its full potential? I realised that satisfied clients were my best advocates. Don’t be afraid to ask clients for referrals. A personal recommendation can go a long way in building trust with potential new clients. It’s much easier and less stressful to gain new clients through referrals because they already come with a built-in level of trust. Does maintaining an active online presence feel like a chore? It used to for me, until I started viewing it as a way to showcase my expertise and connect with my ideal clients. Regularly updating your social media, website, and professional profiles with valuable content not only attracts new clients but also keeps you top-of-mind for existing ones. Client acquisition doesn’t have to be a source of constant stress. By knowing your ideal client, leveraging referrals, building an online presence, and networking strategically, you can attract new clients with less effort and more success. Remember, it’s about working smarter, not harder. These strategies helped me transform my approach to client acquisition, and I’m confident they can help you too that's why I created my 14-Day Challenge to supercharge your business. And if you don't have the time to do it, you can opt in on my signature ""60-Minute to Sucess"" Coaching Call to get unstuck in your business. #ClientAcquisition #BusinessGrowth #EntrepreneurTips #SuperchargeYourBusiness

I throw my new business onto LinkedIn and this happens: Within days I am getting messages saying, “Hey I would love to connect with you.” Less than an hour after accepting the connection, I get something like this, “I represent “so and so” and we could help your business with “this and that.” When can we set up a time to talk?” First things first, we just met and connected. We don’t have any kind of relationship whatsoever. Second of all, people DO NOT like being SOLD TO. Even if they need your service right this very second, spitting it in their face will make them reject it. I am happy to connect with you. I am happy to have a conversation with you. After a little bit of relationship building I might trust you enough to share that I do need your product/service. At that point I am BUYING and people like to BUY! So stop connecting with people just to sell to them. Connect to build a relationship. Then see if you can help.

Your business won't grow with Linkedin or anything your guru wont tell you. You're posting daily, getting some few likes & comments.. Are they enough? yeah for an instant satisfaction. But, not for your bank or your bills Your growth is stopped! It's time to reflect on: Where you was, where you're now? What you done right, where you failed? Did you learned from your mistakes or not? How can you understand your Targeted audience? How can you improve my offerings? How can you improve my strategy? How can you get more referrals? How can you make new friends? How can you get new leads? How your sales rocks? What you plan next? How it all be done? How to get help? From Whom? It's already half of 2024, and 5 months left next to conquer. Will you compete with yourself for your business? Repost ♻️ and Follow Khizar Javed to grow your business.