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All right , what is happening , everybody ? Today
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we are going to talk about three
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steps to getting leads
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that convert into sales
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. Now , this is definitely
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one of those things that
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a lot of people wonder about . They get
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leads , but they get no sales . There's
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a simple three step formula
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that I learned several years ago that
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has really proven to be very simplistic
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, and it can really help
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you when it comes to getting leads and
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also getting sales with
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those leads . It's not very hard
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to generate leads . Everybody
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can generate leads . There's many
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different ways to go about generating
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leads , and a lot of people
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will ask that question how do I generate
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leads ? And it's really the
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wrong question . The right
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question is which method
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should I choose ? And so
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it's not a matter of there's just a gazillion
1:13
ways to generate leads . I mean
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, I could rattle off 10 right now . You
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just have to choose what you want
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, what you're looking for and what's going to work
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for you and what
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plays into your strengths . So
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that is very important as well . So
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I'm going to share with you this morning these
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three steps , or
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these three , you know , three
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part framework , if you want to call it , that's fine as well , but
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before we , I tell you that I want to
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share with you a little bit of an example , because
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I think that this can really provide
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a path for you to understand
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. Now , one of the things
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that I have seen in literally
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training thousands upon thousands
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and thousands of students
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over the years , and even up until
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recently , that one of the things
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that hurts people from actually
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moving forward in their business is that
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is this confusion
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haze . They have this haze
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where they're not real sure where to start . They've
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got all kinds of information and
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it's just in their head and
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they're not sure where to start . So I went over
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to on Sunday a friend
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of ours . Their two year old boy was
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having his birthday party , just turned
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two , and , matter of fact , they
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just moved into the house about
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a month and a half before that , so about
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a month and a half ago and I
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get to the house and my buddy is
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standing there in the garage with a couple other
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people as we walk up the
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driveway and I'm like , hey
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, man , love , your new house Looks great . He's
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. Oh man , don't look at this garage , it's crazy
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. So you look in the garage and
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there is there's stuff everywhere . There's
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tools everywhere You've got look like
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lawnmower parts . There's stuff
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all over the garage and it's . You
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look at it and you're like , man , this garage really
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needs to be cleaned up , but
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you're not really sure where to start . And
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that's how many people feel when
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it comes to their online business . Also
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, they're thinking to themselves I've
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got all these parts , I've got all
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this stuff , but I don't know how to put it together
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into a cohesive way to
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make it work . And this is why many
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people get stumped today , because
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they don't have a plan of action . They
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don't know how to put it all together . So
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today , I'm hopeful that I can give
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you a little bit of
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that to help you put
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some of it together , so to speak , so
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that you can go out and make a difference in
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your business . So one
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of the things that I had learned a couple
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of years ago was this very simple
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three-part formula
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framework process , but
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it is build , engage , sell
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. So build your audience
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, engage your audience , sell
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to your audience . All right , and
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that little simple three-step
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formula or three-part formula or three-step
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process has helped me and
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many other people really define
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a very simplistic way of
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looking at your business . So
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what I'm going to do is we're going to go in
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a little bit of depth about these
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three things so that you can understand
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them better and put them into practice in your business . All
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right , so let's dig into the very
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first one , which is building
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your audience . This is really
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step one . This is tier one . This
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is the very first step
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out of the gate that you need to be focused on , and
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the goal here is to
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produce leads . Okay
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, our goal is to produce leads for our business . Now
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, leads are a very important part of your business . Now
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, it's pretty funny because just recently , I had somebody reach
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out to me and they said I don't
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want leads , I just want customers . And
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I thought you don't get the process
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because in order to get customers , you've got to have leads , and leads are
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essentially people that raise their hand . They
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are people that say , hey , I'm interested
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in what you have . I'm giving you permission to give
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me more information . Okay , it doesn't mean they're
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ready to buy yet . It just means that they've
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raised their hand and they're
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ready to buy and said I'm
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willing to look at more information and
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see what you got . Okay , so
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that's very important and a very important distinction
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, because without leads , you
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can't get sales . Without
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leads or people to talk to , you
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can't get people to purchase your
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offers , your products and your services . So
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leads are a crucial step in that
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process . So the next
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step here in building an audience
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now we're talking about building the audience
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right now . So , first and foremost
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, if you want to build an audience
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, you need to know who that audience is . So
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you have to take the time to sit
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down and create
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your customer avatar . Who
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is the perfect prospect for you
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? Who do you want to work with ? What
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do they look like ? Give them a name . Where
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do they shop ? Where do they hang out ? Who
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do they follow ? These are the questions that
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you want to answer . What problem
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are you solving ? If you can nail
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down your customer avatar and
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really get clear on who it is that you want
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to serve , you can serve at
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a much higher level . So take
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the time to learn who your customer
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avatar is . Now . I recently did
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a video training all about this
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. You can check it on my YouTube channels . As
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a matter of fact , you can go to my blog at markharvardcom
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. I did a training on how to use
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chat GPT to
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create your customer avatar , so you might
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want to check that out , All right . So
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very important to know who you're serving
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, because if you don't know who you're serving
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, you can't speak directly to them
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. It's crucially important that
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you understand who it is
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you're speaking to . This is important
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across any business . Doesn't matter
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what niche you're in , doesn't matter
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what product you're selling . You have
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to know who it is that you're selling to you . Every
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single corporation that
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puts out a product has a demographic
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in mind . When they go to sell a product , they
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have a very clear avatar . They
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know who it is , they know who they're speaking
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to and they know who is predisposed
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to purchase their product first
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and foremost . All right . So once
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you've created the customer avatar
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, the next step is to
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choose the platform that
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you're going to market to them on . So we have all
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of these platforms . We have
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Facebook , instagram , tiktok
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, twitter , which is now X , we have Pinterest . We
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have all these platforms and
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once you start to create content
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which is a great way to build your audience you
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obviously want to get your content out as
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many of these platforms as possible , but
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you ultimately want to hone in on just
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one and really work that
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one . So once you determine
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the customer avatar , where are they hanging
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out ? You have to determine that . You
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have to find out where are the majority
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of my audience hanging out , and then I
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want to make sure that I go there and
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engage with them and we'll talk about engaging
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here in just a moment . That's
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very important is to choose a platform
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and master it . Now , the thing
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is , with choosing a platform , there's
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many things within that , too . I'm a
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big fan of when you're choosing
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a strategy . Have a paid
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strategy , have a free strategy , have
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a paid and a free and ultimately
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, if you can do them both on
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the same platform , that's really what
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you want to accomplish , because you're getting
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the best of both worlds on one platform
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, all right . So make sure you think
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about where your audience is , where
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they're hanging out , and then make that
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your go-to platform in
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order to build that audience
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. Okay , the next part
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of building the audience is content
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creation . If you
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want to attract an audience that
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loves what you do , they love what
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you share , they love the products
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and services that you want to offer
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, then you have to create content
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and content . Number
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one , the number one type of content
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you need to create is video . Whether
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it's live video , whether it's TikTok
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videos or short form videos . Really
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, you need to choose a content
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. Creating content and
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video is going to be the number one way
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that you do that . People
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do business with those they know and trust , and
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video is the best way to
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accomplish that in the online digital
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world . So make sure that
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you're creating content on a regular basis
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. Now content video
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content serves two purposes . It
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can serve a purpose of generating
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leads , and it can also serve
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as a way to nurture
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leads . Nurture
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leads , in other words , there will be people
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that are not inclined
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to buy from you right now , but I know
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I've literally sold millions
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of dollars of products online over
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the last several years and I will
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tell you , I've had people on
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my email list who purchased
10:19
something , that joined my email list
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two years prior and
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then sent me a message and said I've been following
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you for two years . I've never bought
10:28
anything from you until now , and
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I've literally had people tell me that . So
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nurturing people and
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helping them get to know who you are
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is a very important thing , and
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content creates that mainly
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video content . So make
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sure you keep that in mind and
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that's very important . So how else do
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you build the audience ? It's all about
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engagement as well , so you need to
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engage with people in
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the comments of your videos . This
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is another way that you build an audience
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. This is another way you get an audience
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to start trusting you . You
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get your audience to look at you
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as an authority on a subject
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. Your audience starts to look
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at you like , hey , this person
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is not out of reach Some of
11:15
even the biggest marketers out there . One
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of the people that really stand out in my mind
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is Gary Vaynerchuk Gary Vee . Now
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, if Gary Vee , he's actually very
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responsive to his audience
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and he has a massive audience
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. I'm not saying you want to
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expect to get a reply
11:34
back every single time , but I'll tell you
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I've never seen anybody like
11:38
really connect with an audience like Gary
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Vee . Now , I love Gary Vee If you
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can get past all the F-bombs , which don't
11:44
bother me I was in the Navy , but the
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truth is that a lot of people can't get beyond that
11:49
, but they're missing out on
11:51
so many great lessons that
11:53
he teaches when it comes to social media marketing
11:55
. But he has a very rabid
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audience that love him and
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follow everything that he does . So doing
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that is a great way . Now , the other
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way that you build an audience
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is to build an email list . Now
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, an email list is the number
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one business asset that you need to be
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building . I'm telling you , I
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have watched huge influencers
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build huge email lists
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and then never email their list
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. I know because I've joined some of them . I
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followed some of these top
12:28
influencer who have massive
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social media influence , huge
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amounts of followers . I've literally joined their
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email list and yet I never get emails
12:37
from them , and that's a
12:39
problem . And the thing is , while these
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people might be making money , they
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could be making a whole lot more money
12:45
if they were creating
12:47
an email list and actually using
12:50
that email list . So very important
12:52
that when you build a list , you have to email
12:54
them . Okay , very important , all
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right . So these are the things you
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want to focus on building the audience , because
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all of these methods , all of these ways
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, the things that I've mentioned , what's going
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to happen is you now have permission
13:08
to share information
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with these people . This is where
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it's vital to build the audience . So you do
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that through what we talked about and
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you do it consistently over time
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. So let's move on to the second
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part , which is engaging
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with your audience . So
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there are a myriad of ways that
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you can engage with your audience . So
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I'm going to give you an example of a client
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of mine , somebody that I work
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with , been working with for the last couple of years really
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, and I absolutely love my
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client , bob Clark . Some of you guys might know
13:41
Bob , but Bob , one
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of the things we talked about with
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him was starting to engage
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the audience . So Bob started
13:50
doing a weekly training that
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he does . It's a 30 minute training that
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he does every single week . He
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uses it to build his list , but
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he also uses it to share good
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quality information with his audience
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and then , when he has an offer guess what
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? They are more apt to want
14:08
to buy through him or via his
14:10
link or his products and services
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that he offers . But that has proven
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to be a really , really high
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value thing . That he does each and
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every week . So engaging
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your audience is not difficult
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. It's not hard at all
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. It's just putting yourself out there and
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letting your audience know hey , come check
14:31
out . I'm doing this video right
14:33
now . This is a way for me to
14:35
also engage with you . Creating
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content not only generates
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leads , but it also nurtures
14:42
leads as well , and I've heard people
14:44
say , oh , you don't need to nurture , you
14:46
don't need that . Okay , you
14:49
and I can agree to disagree , because
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I just know what has helped me and what
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has helped me to go
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on and have the success I have had
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in my business , and it's through constantly
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building that relationship with
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the people that give you the permission to
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contact them . So
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another great way
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to engage your audience is
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through , again , social media , but
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commenting . So when
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somebody takes the time
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to comment on a post , you
15:22
want to make sure that you step in there and
15:24
comment back at the bare minimum , like
15:27
it . Okay , now I understand
15:29
, when you get to a certain point that might not
15:31
always be possible , but the
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truth is that , especially
15:35
in the early part of
15:37
your career , when you're really trying to
15:39
engage people , is you
15:42
really want to make sure you're liking and
15:44
commenting back . I'm telling
15:46
you the power of a compliment
15:48
on a comment is a massive
15:50
way to engage your audience but
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to also give them a warm
15:55
and fuzzy . Now I'm not suggesting that
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you do it in a fake way . Like
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I love to compliment people . For me it's
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just natural . Like I don't do
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it in a way just to get engagement
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. I do it because I
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genuinely see the best in
16:10
people . I've trained my mind to
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look at people in a way
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that God sees them Really
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. That's my goal is to look at people
16:19
the way God sees them , and
16:22
for me that has worked incredibly
16:24
well , because I don't
16:26
want to see people's flaws . So when
16:28
I'm giving , believe me
16:30
, we all got them . But the truth is
16:32
like , when you really start to focus on
16:34
those , that's all you're going to see . So
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when I make a comment , it's genuine
16:39
hey , man , I believe in you . Hey
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, you're awesome . Oh , I love that
16:44
you have a beautiful family . Those types of comments
16:46
. That is such an incredible
16:49
way to connect with people genuinely
16:51
, because if you can make
16:53
people feel an emotion , guess
16:56
what happens . They
16:58
will remember you . They
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almost will never remember what you
17:03
say , but they'll remember how
17:05
you made them feel . Have you ever noticed
17:07
, like , when you feel an
17:09
emotion , what happens
17:11
? Is it kind of sears onto your brain
17:13
? The emotion is so
17:16
there's so much intensity around an emotion
17:18
and an emotion is a
17:20
way to stamp on somebody's brain
17:22
. And when you engage people
17:24
in that way with genuine , real
17:26
comments , you create that emotional
17:29
connection between you and
17:31
your prospects . That's an incredible way
17:33
to really engage and connect
17:35
with more and more people . So when you want
17:38
to engage your audience , that is a great way to
17:40
do it Now . There are a myriad
17:42
of ways you can do this as well , doing
17:44
lives like this . There's
17:46
so many ways that you can connect
17:49
through Zooms , where you
17:51
do a group Zoom , maybe you do a group
17:53
coaching session or something like that . There's
17:56
other ways to do it Messaging back and
17:58
forth in Messenger , text messaging
18:00
connection . When you really
18:03
start to grow and your audience gets bigger and bigger
18:05
, you start to rely more on technology
18:08
, like doing a Zoom or a
18:10
Facebook live or a challenge
18:12
of some sort . This gives you a way
18:14
to engage with the audience . See
18:16
, you can't just build an audience and
18:19
then do nothing with it . You can't
18:21
just build an audience and then , oh , I got
18:23
something to promote . Now I'm going to promote
18:25
it . Why am I not getting any sales ? You
18:27
left out the one part about engaging
18:29
your audience consistently , because that's
18:32
really what it comes down to . A lot
18:34
of people wonder why do top earners online
18:36
? Why do they seem to get all these sales
18:39
when promoting something ? Man
18:41
, they just seem to get so many sales all the time
18:44
, and here I am over in my corner and I
18:46
can't get any . It's because they've
18:48
invested the time in
18:50
the people that have given them the permission
18:52
to contact them
18:54
. They've put in the time
18:56
to engage the audience and
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that is where the sales come . So
19:02
you can't leave out this
19:04
part . It's crucially important
19:06
. So many people wanna go from
19:08
the build stage build the audience
19:11
straight to the sale Doesn't work , not
19:13
today . At least you might've been able to do
19:15
that 15 years ago , where you could just
19:18
build and sell , not anymore . It's
19:20
now build , engage and then sell
19:22
. So that is the three step
19:24
process that we're talking about , the three
19:26
steps that you wanna take . So let's
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move into number three , which
19:31
is selling . So , selling to
19:33
your audience . We have build your audience
19:35
. We have engage your audience . Now
19:38
we're going to sell to our audience
19:40
. So selling is really
19:42
an art . It's an art form
19:44
, and it is an art form
19:47
that has really morphed over the years
19:49
. Okay , one of the things that I
19:51
know about selling is that people
19:53
don't like to be sold , but
19:55
people do love to buy , and
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one of the things that I have adopted
20:00
as a philosophy in my business
20:02
is that when I do any type
20:04
of training that eventually
20:06
leads to an offer or a special offer
20:09
that I'm doing , I always
20:11
want people to come to that training and
20:14
I want them to get so much value from
20:16
it , whether they decide to buy
20:19
or not . My goal is that they
20:21
leave that training or
20:23
selling a webinar
20:25
or whatever it may be . I
20:28
want them to leave feeling good , because
20:30
when they leave feeling good like holy cow
20:33
, that was crazy good value . Even
20:35
though I'm not gonna purchase what he had
20:37
, I got value out of it . Now some
20:39
people like that . They say
20:41
, don't do that . I don't
20:43
listen to that because that's not
20:45
the way I'm built . The way I'm
20:47
built is I am going to make sure
20:50
that you get value . You know why
20:52
? Because you may know somebody
20:54
that does need something deeper , like
20:56
you may know somebody that , hey , they
20:58
really want to dive deeper and they're willing to purchase
21:00
a program . And you're gonna say , hey , you know
21:03
what you want to learn about video , go
21:05
see Mark Harvard . Like he's the guy . That's
21:07
the way I think , because one person
21:10
talks to one , that person talks
21:12
to two , and so on . So for
21:14
me , it's about making sure that you
21:16
get value , regardless of whether
21:18
you take action and buy or not . All
21:21
right . So that is a huge
21:23
part of selling today . Some people
21:25
go straight for the hard sale and
21:28
they twist arms and they do all kinds of
21:30
things , which is exactly why they create
21:32
a whole bunch of enemies , which is exactly
21:35
why there are companies in the
21:37
past that have been shut down because
21:39
of that . Strong arming sales
21:41
, twisting people's arm . Yeah
21:43
, they made a whole bunch of money , but they also
21:45
pissed off a lot of people in the process
21:48
. So don't be one of those people . Overwhelm
21:51
people with value , but also learn
21:53
to sell in the process . I
21:55
will always credit my good
21:57
friend , ray Higdon , because I
22:00
learned how to sell with value
22:02
from Ray . Ray is a great
22:04
teacher on that , and that's one of the
22:06
skills that he taught me was
22:08
how to sell , how to present
22:10
in a way that gives
22:13
people a lot of value , how
22:15
to put a strong offer together
22:17
and how to present it . That
22:19
is one skill that if you can
22:21
develop , especially today , when
22:24
you do it the way I'm talking to you , when
22:26
you build the audience , engage the audience and sell
22:28
to the audience , by the time they get to
22:30
a point where they're gonna purchase something
22:32
, they feel like they've gotten
22:34
so much value from you that
22:36
they're just ready to purchase . It's
22:38
like the law of reciprocity
22:41
. Now , some people will poo
22:43
that you know and that's cool . You
22:45
do it . You do it your way , I'll do it mine and I'll
22:47
continue to make sales . Okay
22:49
, because I'm gonna do it in a way
22:52
that holds me at myself to the
22:54
highest level of integrity , and I'm
22:56
gonna hold myself to that because I wanna
22:58
make sure that people get value when
23:00
they pull out their wallet . Now I'm gonna
23:02
share with you right here , right now
23:05
, one of the absolute
23:07
worst examples
23:09
of bad advice . The
23:12
worst advice you could follow when it
23:14
comes to online making
23:16
money online is you've probably heard
23:18
this before and it's people that
23:20
say charge what you're worth
23:22
. I think that is the absolute
23:25
worst philosophy in the world Charge
23:28
what you're worth . If I charged
23:30
you what I'm worth , you couldn't
23:32
afford me . See , that is
23:34
the way I think , because I know
23:36
that what I have and what I've learned and
23:39
the skills that I've learned are way
23:41
more valuable than probably you
23:43
could afford . So here's what
23:45
I do . My goal
23:47
is to overwhelm people with
23:49
value , like , even when they spend $500
23:52
, $1,000 from me , I
23:55
want them to go holy cow , I just
23:57
got $20 , $25,000
23:59
worth of value . The whole goal
24:01
is creating not just satisfied
24:04
customers , but creating
24:06
raving fans . There
24:08
is a book called Raving Fans
24:10
Very simple book , very easy
24:13
to read . I highly suggest you go
24:15
buy that book . It was one of the best
24:17
books I ever read . As a matter of fact
24:19
, I got that book when I was
24:21
still working in air conditioning
24:24
in the early 2000s
24:26
, so probably around 2004,
24:29
. I got this book from my
24:31
boss because he had given
24:33
it to the entire fleet of techs
24:35
and he wanted us to read this book . And
24:37
I read that book and , man
24:40
, it just changed my whole mentality
24:42
about how I present
24:45
and how I work with people . I
24:47
don't want satisfied customers , I
24:49
want raving fans . I want people
24:51
to leave feeling like they ripped me off
24:53
. That's really how I want
24:55
it . That is how you create
24:58
a raving fan base that loves
25:00
you , that feels like they get more
25:02
than they pay for . If you are not
25:04
doing that , if you're just getting people
25:06
feeling like , oh , I paid this much but
25:09
I didn't quite get that value , or
25:11
I got just about that value
25:13
, then you know what that's
25:15
not really a raving fan . So
25:17
when you're selling , you want to make sure you have
25:19
that Now . It's very important that you
25:21
understand this goes back to the build stage
25:24
. Okay , we're in the selling phase
25:26
now , but you got to go back to the build
25:28
stage and you got to make sure that
25:30
who is your audience and
25:32
what are you speaking to them . So
25:35
here's what happens . All right
25:37
, you want to make sure that any
25:39
offer you present to that audience
25:42
is in line with
25:44
the reason that they're following
25:47
you in the first place . So if I
25:49
built an audience , all about
25:51
this is why I think traditional
25:53
advertising doesn't work very well
25:55
. Okay , like radio ads , you might
25:58
get some sales . I'm not saying it doesn't work , I'm
26:00
just saying I think radio , tv
26:03
, things like that , they don't get
26:05
as big a response on advertising
26:07
as I think they could . Because
26:10
here's the thing . Let me give you an example . If
26:12
I create an audience all
26:14
about dogs , dog
26:17
training I'm all about training dogs
26:20
and I'm a pet owner , I love
26:22
pets . I'm all about helping
26:24
you raise a happy and healthy dog
26:26
, and then you have an offer that's
26:28
all about cats . Guess
26:30
what happens ? That's out of alignment . It's
26:33
out of alignment . That's not the reason they're following
26:35
you . They're a dog lover , they want to
26:37
know about dogs , and now you're talking about cats
26:39
. You might get a few people that
26:42
have cats , that love what you're talking about
26:44
, but the problem is you're not going
26:46
to get the kind of response that
26:48
you would want . I have people
26:50
hit me up all the time because
26:52
they know I've got an engaged audience and
26:54
they're like , hey , I'd love it if you maybe
26:57
consider promoting our product . And
26:59
I'm like , what's your product ? And then they tell
27:01
me I'm like that has nothing to do with my audience
27:03
, has nothing to do with it . Why
27:06
would I promote that ? Like my audience would never
27:08
buy what you have because it
27:10
has nothing to do with the reason that they follow
27:13
me . So you have to
27:15
be that in tune with your audience to
27:17
really understand it . Now , the longer
27:19
you serve that audience , the more honed in
27:21
you'll get . So don't feel like you gotta
27:24
have it all figured out right at the beginning . But
27:26
that is what also helps
27:28
you to convert leads into
27:31
sales . Being in
27:33
alignment with why they're following
27:35
you in the first place , all right
27:37
. And you have to have the right
27:39
offer at the right time
27:41
. Now , not everybody's gonna buy every
27:43
time , but I'll tell you again , there
27:45
are people that will buy when the time
27:47
is right and when you make that offer to them
27:49
. If it's the right time and
27:52
it fits a need that they have , they will
27:54
buy it from you . All right , so
27:56
I hope you got value from this . I
27:59
hope that this helps you and
28:01
I hope it gives you a little bit of a framework
28:04
to function with it .
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