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This presentation contains tips on how to use Joint Ventures, a Customer Reactivation Letter and Free Consultations. This sample is part of an eight part online training series created by Certified Guerrilla Marketing Coach Wendy McClelland. You can find out more about the program at www.gmarketingforyourbiz.com and connect with Wendy at www.WendyMcClelland.com

This presentation contains tips on how to use Joint Ventures, a Customer Reactivation Letter and Free Consultations. This sample is part of an eight part online training series created by Certified Guerrilla Marketing Coach Wendy McClelland. You can find out more about the program at www.gmarketingforyourbiz.com and connect with Wendy at www.WendyMcClelland.com

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  1. 1. © Wendy McClelland
  2. 2. Are you confused about how to choose the right marketing training? Know you need help but don’t know where to start? Let me introduce myself and show you how I can help you.
  3. 3. I can help you build your business by: Teaching you the FOUNDATIONAL step of identifying your IDEAL clients Showing you 25 Guerrilla Marketing tactics to apply to YOUR business Creating a marketing calendar
  4. 4. Let me be your guide to building the SUCCESSFUL business you deserve!
  5. 5. WHY do I know I can help you? I’ve built three successful businesses of my own.
  6. 6. In 1995 I was a young, divorced mom with three small children
  7. 7. With two skills TYPING and TALKING I grew a business that morphed into:  my own daily radio show  being known as an “expert” in using the internet for business  the New York Times choosing my first website as “one of the best ‘biz sites on the internet”
  8. 8.  a nomination for Canadian Entrepreneur of the Year  the opportunity to speak to over 10,000 people about internet marketing and technology  the joy of speaking to groups from Sacramento, California to Whitehorse, Yukon to Calgary, Alberta
  9. 9. My name is Wendy McClelland and I’m an award winning entrepreneur, a past nominee for Canadian Entrepreneur of the Year and a Certified Guerrilla Marketing Coach. I’ve built three successful businesses of my own and I can help you build YOUR business!
  10. 10. I’ve created a video series called “Guerrilla Marketing for your Business” and I’d like to give you a free sample of the course. This program contains EIGHT videos and THIRTEEN downloadable resources.
  11. 11. This excerpt that follows is Video #2 – that contains information about: -Joint Ventures - Free Consultations - Customer Reactivation Letter
  12. 12. I hope you will learn tactics in this video that you can apply today to grow YOUR business! Let’s dive in.
  13. 13. Joint Ventures or Fusion Marketing – team up with other businesses who have the SAME “ideal clients” as you do.
  14. 14. A Joint Venture (JV) or Fusion Marketing means teaming up with another business that has the SAME IDEAL CLIENT. IDEAL CLIENTS are those most likely to buy your product or services. By teaming up with them you have the opportunity to reach a whole new group of ‘ideal clients’ without having to do any of the work to get them. What kinds of things can you do as a joint venture? The possibilities are endless!
  15. 15. Examples of JOINT VENTURES (JV’s):  Advertising - get a larger ad (that you share 50/50 with the partner) in your local paper, a trade magazine or at an event  Getting exposure to a brand new market (your JV partner can send a letter of recommendation to their clients and you do the same to yours – recommending each other’s businesses)
  16. 16.  Sharing a booth at a trade show (make sure the organizers allow it)  Adding your product to another one (as an example if you make organic dog biscuits you could team up with a company that makes custom dog bandanas or leashes)  Do a teleseminar, webinar or workshop together Examples of JOINT VENTURES (JV’s):
  17. 17. Examples of JOINT VENTURES (JV’s):  Exchange ads in each other’s email newsletters  Set up an affiliate program for your products  Write a guest blog or have others guest on your blog  Team up with another writer and co-write an article to publish on both your blogs/website You refer clients back and forth and receive a referral fee (anywhere from 5% - 20% depending on your industry)
  18. 18. What needs or wants have my customers expressed that they have? Example: A hair dresser always hears “I’d love to get my nails done while I’m here”. {JV – team up with a nail technician} Questions to help you come up with ideas for JV’s:
  19. 19. What related products or services do they want, need or could be interested in? Example: A dog groomer often hears “I have such a hard time finding somewhere to leave Fluffy when we go on vacation.” {JV – team up with a doggy daycare}
  20. 20. What non-competitive companies have a product or service that my customers could benefit from? Example: A bridal salon often hears “I wish I could find the perfect necklace to wear with this dress.” {JV – team up with a jewellery designer}
  21. 21. - WHAT businesses could you team up with for a Joint Venture?
  22. 22. Free Consultations – Give potential clients a free 30 or 60 minute consultation.
  23. 23. Free consultations allow YOU to:  See if the other person is someone you want to work with  Show your expertise to the potential client  Interview the potential client and get the basic facts – but NOT dive deep into their business  Give them one or two tips or ideas – that’s it!
  24. 24. TIPS for your FREE Consultation  Set up meeting in a quiet place or do via Skype  Set a specific time and be VERY CLEAR how much time you are giving them (set the timer on your phone)  Do a LITTLE research ahead of time (check out their website & social media)
  25. 25. TIPS for your FREE Consultation - Ask SPECIFIC questions Examples: What are your biggest challenges related to XYZ now? What activities have you done up to now? How do you feel I can best help you?
  26. 26. Leave them WANTING more! IMPORTANT
  27. 27. AFTER the Consultation  If you’ve promised to do a written proposal make sure you give yourself enough time to prepare it  Create templates you can modify so that you save time  Send the proposal in a PDF format  After you send the proposal follow up within 7 days if you have not heard back
  28. 28. Customer Reactivation Letter – allows you to re-connect with past customers to generate new business
  29. 29. A Customer Reactivation Letter is sent out annually during your business’ slow period. If you’ve been in business for any length of time you want to build a LIST. Your list is your GOLD MINE! It allows you to stay connected and build RELATIONSHIPS.
  30. 30. You can watch an audio version of this video on YouTube - http://youtu.be/djH2M1L3Uqs
  31. 31. I hope you got some great information from this sample of the course. If you’d like to see more why not sign up for the whole course? I created this course because I know that not everyone can afford to work with me in a one to one coaching situation. But I believe EVERY entrepreneur deserves great training.
  32. 32. I’m really excited to work with you! Let’s get started! Join me at www.gmarketingforyourbiz.com
  33. 33. /WendyJMcClelland /wendymcclelland /wendyweb47 /wendyweb50 /WendyMcClelland WendyMcClelland.com

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