People don't know who you are, or what you do.
Let's fix that...
In less than 5 minutes per day - you can fix this!
It’s really easy.
However will need you to be consistent for the next 30 business days.
3 simple steps…. let’s go:
1️⃣ Who, What, BullsEye Phrase
Our entire business is more or less based on this line.
Who are you, what do you achieve for people, and what is your key phrase you want to win on Google?
We talked about it last week in this publication.
👀 Please go back and read that post quickly HERE 👀
The goal is to get as simple and clear as possible, for example:
Simple is wonderful.
Keep it simple.
2️⃣ Sign up to Publer so you can create marketing content, and easily spread it around, for free.
Just do this, and do this now. It will take you less than 5 minutes, and it’s free.
👉 HERE is the link (👈 click there please - it’s a safe link back to our blog)
I promise that you’ll love Publer.
Just click on that link, and sign up.
It’s transforming EVERY business that we’ve helped set up so far.
3️⃣Start creating content
Just start.
If you need help on WHAT to post, please watch our YouTube tutorial HERE.
Our easiest suggestion is to just start by publishing questions you get in your business, with the appropriate answers.
Daily.
One by one.
That will help you establish a writing rhythm.
Why this DOES work:
Far too many people simply do not know you, or what you do.
People might know you, and ‘sort of’ know what you do, but by completing step 1 above, now they’ll know.
This process is built on simplicity and consistency - the secret to almost anything in life!
By using a tool like Publer, you’ll be able to complete a daily post, across 3 social media platforms (I’d suggest Facebook, LinkedIn, and Instagram) in less than 5 minutes per day. Pick the platforms that are best for your ideal customers.
People simply need repetition - YOU publishing, and your ideal clients SEEING your content.
Why this could fail:
You overthink it, get too complicated, and fail to take action.
You simply take no action at all.
Your business is not viable, and nobody wants your thing.
I doubt it’s the third option.
Far more likely that you just don’t take action.
I’ll leave it up to you.
Thanks for reading