Marketing Your Professional Service

Marketing Your Professional Service

54mIntermediate2020-10-29

Authors

John Jantsch

John Jantsch

Marketing Consultant, Speaker, Author

Course details

Marking any kind of professional service—from legal representation to music lessons—requires a certain finesse. As you're selling your expertise and time instead of a tangible product, your marketing content must quickly establish that you're trustworthy, highly skilled, and able to tackle a pressing problem. In this course, marketing expert John Jantsch steps through how to market your professional services. First, learn how to focus on your core problem and look through the lens of a customer to better understand how they buy and how they expect to be served. John then shows how to create a website that drives traffic and helps you capture leads. Finally, discover how to turn customers into raving fans and develop a referral process.

Learning objectives
Focusing your core promise on a core problem
Understanding your ideal client
Mapping your customer journey
Outlining the structure of your website
Building a lead generation content platform
Turning leads into paying customers
Using promotion channels
Onboarding clients
Building a referral process

Skills covered

Small Business MarketingSmall Business and EntrepreneurshipPersonaMarketing

Concepts

0. Introduction

  • 01 - More clients and better service

1. Core Promise and Core Problem

  • 02 - Develop ideal client profile
  • 03 - Problems-solving vs. solution selling
  • 04 - Create promise statements
  • 05 - Map your customer journey
  • 06 - Define your global methodology

2. Website - The Hub of Your Communication

  • 07 - Websites today
  • 08 - Outline your structure

3. Lead Generation Content - Building a Platform

  • 09 - Develop a content strategy
  • 10 - Craft a content plan
  • 11 - Leverage content upgrades
  • 12 - Capture leads

4. Lead Conversion

  • 13 - Set the right goals
  • 14 - Use promotion channels
  • 15 - Follow-up sequence
  • 16 - Appointment rhythm
  • 17 - Proposals that close

5. Converting Clients to Marketing Allies

  • 18 - Map touch points
  • 19 - Onboarding process
  • 20 - Review your results
  • 21 - Build a referral process

Conclusion

  • 22 - Action items - Marketing your professional service
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