Attract Your Ideal Customer: A Workbook for Making More Money is now available
Yes! You read that right. If you want to attract people who want to buy what you are selling,
Attract Your Ideal Customer: A Workbook for Making More Money is the solution. You can get your copy at
http://idealcustomer.net.
Welcome to newsletter six of
Attract Your Ideal Customer: A Workbook for Making More Money. It has themes I have been speaking about since 2011. The three big takeaways are:
- Create an ideal customer persona. The more you know about your ideal customer, the more able you are to publish content online that attracts her and gets her to call you.
- Use Facebook as a business tool and not a time waster. Facebook membership is now above 1.3 Billion users. You will learn how to use Facebook to attract more ideal customers.
- Learn how to monitor and protect your online reputation. People will check you out online before they call. What will they find?
Here's an excerpt
What is your definition of an ideal customer persona?
You need to create an ideal customer persona. A persona is a list of your ideal customer’s traits or characteristics. The more you know about your ideal customer, the more able you are to publish content that attracts her and gets her to call you. Your ideal customer persona should include these traits:
• What does she think of your profession?
• How much decision-making authority does she have?
• What is her pain point, and how can you solve it?
• What is her experience working with your competitors?
• What does a best-case scenario look like to her?
• How much formal education does she have?
• Where does she get her information?
I am also defining ideal customer here. Despite the 76 million responses I received when I Googled
ideal customer, I am proposing you accept this simple definition. Your ideal customer is the person who wants to buy what you are selling. Simple enough?
My examples of an ideal customer will cover these three traits:
• What does she think of your profession?
• How much decision-making authority does she have?
• What is her pain point, and how can you solve it?