FAQs
- How did you get started doing this type of work?
I used to be...an in some ways, I'm still my ideal client. Everything I teach entrepreneurs are the very things I studied and learned to save my own business. When I started my business in 2006, I was like many of my clients, looking to do something more with my life. I knew I was meant to give more, do more and be more. I just didn't know how to do it. I was filled with those 3:00 am BIG ideas but I couldn't execute them. I knew I had passion, knowledge, skills and special gifts to share with the world but I just didn't know how to leverage them to attract paying clients who I could be excited about working with and who would be excited about working with me. As I learned the secret sauce, I shared with other struggling business owners. The fulfillment of helping someone save their business what like helping someone save their first love. Helping business owners be brave, resilient and not give up on their dream became central focus in my business. So, I dedicated the next 5 years of my business teaching tangible, effective and proven strategies to help business owners reclaim their joy by building a business that allows them the lifestyle they dreamed about while generating the revenue to give them options and choices.
- What types of customers have you worked with?
1. Branding - creating visuals to exemplify the owner's vision, mission and goals. This includes website, marketing materials, logo, office design, signing, packaging - and social media. 2. Marketing communications - Developing marketing a communications strategy to craft effective messages to attract ideal clients, encourage them to buy and build a connection for repeat buys. Creating marketing plans to ensure the messaging is clear, concise and consistent everywhere. 3. Implementing public relationships strategy that increases brand awareness, customer loyalty and brand ambassadors. Building a tribe of loyal followers is essential for substantial business growth.
- What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a provider in your area of work?
Due diligence to make sure the professional understands your unique story. It is essential the service provider takes the time to get to know you and the vision you have for your business. If they have a clear sense of your mission they can better implement strategies to obtain your overall business goals. They must understand your intention and value your passion because it is their duty to help you exemplify each to your audience.