Think Exercise
Developing Your Value PropositionHow Are You Different and What Does That Difference Mean To Your Clients?
If you want the best results from this exercise, involve your staff and other producers in a high-energy brainstorming session, but don't be afraid to get professional help. It's that important.
As with your SWOT Analysis, be as objective as you can, but have fun with this and come up with a crisp, powerful statement that engages prospects' imaginations and emotions.
This exercise will prepare you to build your professional identity brand, which you'll use in your market strategy, on your Web site, in advertising and in your other marketing efforts. Position it prominently in all communications and then watch your client acquisition costs drop while your lead conversion rate climbs. |
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