Did you know when someone Googles you, your LinkedIn profile is the first result listed? That means, like it not, you need a compelling profile even if you're not really active on the platform. Sophie Lechner, founder of The Magnet Model, is a LinkedIn expert and frequent guest in my classroom. Here are her tips for creating a magnetic profile that attracts your ideal customers and instills trust and a powerful desire to work with you.
By maximizing the impact of every aspect of your profile, you establish a deep sense of trust with your ideal audience and motivate them to engage with you on and off the platform. I can attest to that! My profile has delivered clients I would not have otherwise met. So, if your profile could use some work, I encourage you to download Sophie's no-cost Fill-in-the-blank Template for your About section and to reach out to her for a complimentary Profile Audit. Until next time, P.S. Last week, I had Mr. Rogers, with the help of AI, ask Won't You Be My Client? Your success is our strategy! No longer want to receive my newsletter but don't want to miss my special offers and announcements? Click here. |
I help entrepreneurs leapfrog over the typical potholes that derail most small businesses with inspiration, motivation, education, and support across a wide range of business topics drawn from over a decade of running my own business, teaching entrepreneurship for the City of New York, and coaching and consulting privately with dozens of women and minority small business owners. Honestly, why go it alone when help is an email away?
It's a tough time to run a small business—with many economists predicting a recession and all the uncertainty caused by the US government. We've certainly yet to see the impact of the massive federal layoffs and cuts to government programs in addition to other economic issues at play. As a result, many consumers and businesses are already tightening their purse strings and preparing to go without. In response, many of my students and clients have been floating the idea of offering discounts...
Three has an almost mystical symbolism and power whether you're pondering math, music, or spirituality. Our brains just love patterns, and three is the smallest number needed to create one. It's satisfying, complete, and somehow feels "just right" to our minds. That's why it's so powerful when considering pricing strategies, as well. Here are three ways to leverage the power of 3 for your pricing: Sandwich Pricing When businesses offer three price points, something fascinating happens. The...
For quite some time now, I've been teaching entrepreneurs about the benefits of value pricing. (Check out Does Size Really Matter to learn why this strategy makes so much sense for small businesses.) But, I was today years old when I learned about Dutch economist Peter van Westendorp's Price Sensitivity model, which he developed in the 1970s. To determine psychologically acceptable price ranges for products or services, he created 4 research questions to ask target audiences. If you've ever...