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Publicity And Creating A Million Dollar Business Model

Success through Publicity

Publicity With Emphasis

Emphasize How Your Service Or Product Makes Their Lives Easier – Clients can’t do anything themselves.  Publicity should sure they know how your services will make their lives easier.  They won’t spend hours recreating the wheel and learning a new skill set.  Your clients can concentrate on what they do, making more than enough money to cover the costs of your services. Avoid Creating Your Business Model Around “Trying”:  Instead the concept of trying, create a concept that wraps around outcome.  Here is a publicity example, what if you walked into a car dealership intending to buy a car but the car was not available at that dealership.  What if the car salesman said, “I will try to get you the car, but if I can’t you still have to pay’, what would you do next?  Walk out?  Surely, as you do not want to pay someone for “trying” to give you the outcome you intend to purchase.  In math terms it’s more like “A = B” with A being the purchase price and B being the deliverable of the outcome.  It is not the clients problem that you have to try to deliver B, they just want the B.  The more you define the services you provide around outcomes the more in demand you will be.

Publicity That Shows Reality

Make A Guarantee A Benefit:  That’s right, be sure to guarantee your work.  That is, either the client gets what they pay for or they don’t pay.  You will naturally create products that deliver a measurable outcome for the client. Good publicity should be able to tell your client WHY they are better off using your services than your competitors.  Do you have more experience?  Are you faster, more dependable?  Do you offer a guarantee?  Do you have excellent testimonials?  Do you have a history of delivering a high quality end product?  Clients like to work with top notch professionals and it’s your job to position yourself as an expert. Always Tell The Truth About What You Can & Can’t Do:  Don’t use publicity to fake it until you make it as you will only ruin your reputation.  Sell only what you can deliver.  If you wish to grow, grow on your own dime and not your clients.  In other words, do not take a client where you promise to deliver a service where you do not have a well-defined history of success.  For example, if you create websites in general but don’t create website shopping carts, don’t sell shopping carts. Expand Your Expertise To Meet Related Demands From Your Clients:  However, there is nothing stopping you from learning and expanding your expertise.  You can certainly learn how to create excellent shopping carts, but just don’t promise to create a shopping cart for a client if you have never done one before (that is just unfair to the client).  Learn how to create a great shopping cart that is brilliantly designed to deliver sales before you offer it as a service to your clients.  You’ll enjoy positive word of mouth and you will watch your business grow to all new levels of success.

Publicity With Certainty

It’s About The Deliverables:  When making a decision the client should understand what the outcome will be for them.  They want to know exactly what they are buying therefore be clear about the services you provide.  Always provide a contract that outlines exactly what the client is paying with no fine print.   If you need to hide terms with fine print that’s a sure sign of trouble.  It’s better to deal with the issues you are hiding with the fine print so they are no longer issues or stumbling blocks.  You’ll find you will create a much stronger product with a better and more powerful deliverable. Clients Want Certainty:  Clients like to know that the service or product they are purchasing delivers the results they are looking for.  They like to know, based on the experience of the provider, what are the likely results for them.  This tips will help you be successfull using publicity.