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The Deceptive Busyness Trap℠
By Matthew Cottrill
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The Deceptive Busyness Trap℠ is a debilitating problem that can erode cash flow and stifle growth. It’s a common issue facing many business owners who, over time, unknowingly become subject to its influence.
The Deceptive Busyness Trap℠ occurs when a company spends significant amounts of time working with small customers and/or on small transactions. The impact on a business owner trying to grow a profitable business is analogous to trying to walk through quick sand. The more you struggle with it, the deeper you sink.
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Your Most Meaningful Marketing Message
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A poll was taken recently that asked a large group of people the following question: If you had to flee your burning home, and could only take one type of possession, what would you take? Ninety-three percent of people said they would take their family photos.
We often wonder what would happen if we asked business owners the same thing. Well, sort of. Let’s forget the burning building. It’s the importance of one possession (your marketing message) that is really powerful – the idea that you have to choose one thing that is the most meaningful marketing message to your businesses and your clients.
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Show Me the Value - Taking Business Owners beyond Sales Brochures and Marketing Materials
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Most business owners come to prospective customer or client meetings armed with portfolios, charts, graphs, samples or loads of other marketing materials. And then they make their presentation, and leave their prospect with a smattering of information in the form of sales brochures, white papers or work samples.
Business owners think, the more they leave behind, the better. This is actually counter-productive. The more information you leave (or give), the less likely a potential customer or client is to read or retain it. They are already overwhelmed by information, deadlines, and tasks. At best, they put your contact information in a database, and your papers go in a pile. Not exactly the kind of impression you want to “leave behind.”
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Your Confident Elevator Speech
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How many times have you been to a cocktail or Christmas party, making friendly conversation, when someone in the group asks, “So what do you do?”
Most business owners and consultants struggle with giving elevator speeches. Actually, let’s forget struggle and move straight to panic, dread, and sweat. They think, “How could I possibly sum up what I do in 10 seconds? In a conversational way? Without stumbling? And without boring these people?” The doubts keep piling up, and this is no time to pull out sales brochures and marketing materials.
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