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Havent we all been told that the ones who succeed are aggressive and pushy? Isnt this why so many people are scared of marketing themselves? In my 30 years of coaching people, I have found that almost everyone has an aversive reaction to marketing. In other words, they would rather do anything but market themselves and thats what they usually do.

Tip 1: Look at your old concepts of marketing:

What images come up for you when you think of marketing.?

Do you visualize a pushy salesman at your door? Do you think of telemarkers calling you at night?

Tip 2: Do you equate marketing to sales?

Most of my clients have always worked for someone else and in their own business , they are scared about whether they succeed or fail. So they begin to believe consciously or unconsciously that marketing means sales.

Tip 3: Do you think you are taking when you are offering your services?

Over many years of helping people get more clients, I can honetly say that most people believe they are taking from another when they market themselves to another. Instead, start thinking of yourselves as giving whenever you tell anyone what you do.

Tip 4: Have a very comfortable , non pushy elevator speech.

An elevator speech is a memorized version of what you say when anyone asks you What do you do. Always answer the question with a question. For example , if you are a real estate agent, instead of saying Iam a real estate agent, say You know how most people get stressed out when they buy or sell a home? Well my job is to help them to relax and enjoy the process. I am a real estate agent.

Tip 5: Always ask permission to continue.

For example, if you are making a cold call to someone in business, get their permission to continue. For example , if you are a coach and you say your name and what you do, like I help People succeed in business, then say If youd like to take 30 seconds, Ill be happy to tell you what I do. The receiver of the call will feel like their time is respected.

Tip 6: Always give before asking for the gift of someones time and attention:

For example, if youre a real estate agent , and you want to go door to door, have something in your hand to give the person. For example, Im your neighbor and I have a list of the properties that have been sold in our neighborhood. Would this be of interest to you?

Tip 7: Your prospect needs to know, like and trust you.

Any attempts at being pushy with a prospect will turn them off. Remember to focus on building a relationship so they can know, like and trust you.

Author: Maya Bailey, Ph.D.
 
Author Bio:

Maya Bailey, Ph.D.

Maya Bailey, Ph.D. is a Psychologist, Life Coach and a Business Coach. She specializes in helping people to reach their goals and live their dreams . Maya has had more than 30 years experience in coaching people to be more fully effective.

Maya has produced her own televison show called Inner Journey and is the former Marketing Director of the Center for Personal Development.

Maya's awakening to coaching came 10 years ago when she moved up to Northern California and discovered how coaching helped her build her own businees in months instead of years.

She is currently a popular speaker, teleclass leader, expert author and has her own private practice both locally and internationally.

Her business, The Coaching Edge, has helped thousands of coaches, real estate agents and success minded professionals to work smarter instead of harder. Through her unique process of coaching from "the inside out", Maya has received hundreds of testimonial letters from satisfied clients who have reached their financial and personal goals.

Maya delights in coaching people not only to overcome life issues and move forward, but also has a keen interest in helping professionals to make 6 figure incomes in a short amount of time. She has written many articles on Marketing Advice. Some examples of her articles are: Marketing Advice: Are you Proactive Enough? Marketing Advice: Do you find it easy or difficult to

"toot your own horn"? Marketing Advice: Stop struggling and start attracting

Maya combines sound leading edge marketing tools and strategies with psychological skills and catalyzes her clients to achieve the results they deserve. Many have doubled and tripled their incomes.

Maya is passionately committed to helping people live their dreams, one client at a time.

 
 
 

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