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If someone says “no” right now, that doesn’t mean they’re a no forever. It’s way easier to sell to a lead that was interested and said no than it is to sell to a completely new lead. FACTS! 👇 Following up is not annoying, sometimes people forget and actually appreciate it! P.s If you want your sales to be done-for-you, everything from sourcing new leads, nurturing them, pitching, and closing them...then send me a DM to ask about my DFY Sales Services. 😘 Shiva
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Let’s Talk Private Invites 😉 When my coach first told me about private invites, I thought “ugh, how annoying.” I didn’t want to offend anyone by making them feel obligated to work with me! I didn’t want to be chasing anyone, I wanted them to come to ME. But I took her advice, and I used the private invite method anyway. And what was the result? Nada. Nothing. I wonder why lol. 😅 The reason why it didn’t work is because of my overall perception of selling: SLEAZY & ANNOYING When I thought of the word sales, I automatically pictured those aggressive salespeople at the mall kiosks who would do anything to get your attention and sell you the most random sh*t that you don’t even need. Yuck. Fast forward to a couple months later, my opinion of sales changed significantly (because I created an offer I was obsessed with), and I started looking at private invites in a whole new way. ✨The truth is: inviting people into your programs means that you’re giving them an opportunity to change their life.✨ And when you’re showing up with that energy, NOT selling your offer is actually a massive disservice to your people. 👉 Sales isn’t an inconvenience… It’s a MF’in SERVICE. And that’s how we roll around here. Say it loud, say it proud!
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Let me start by saying this… When I first started my coaching business, the thought of selling made me uncomfortable AF. So much so, I even considered giving up my coaching business altogether. Looking back with now a completely different perspective... Almost a completely different business... offering sales as a service to other entrepreneurs, I realized there were specific reasons why I hated sales so much 👇 1️⃣ I DIDN’T DO IT BEFORE I was a brand new coach and had never sold ANY of my services before. I knew how to sell really well in the retail industry, but had no idea how any of it worked in the online space and that there was a whole process behind selling. I pretty much just assumed that once I started posting on social media, people would come to ME and ask to work with me. Truthfully, I thought it would be SO easy and didn’t realize there was a “right” way to do it. 2️⃣ I WASN’T ALIGNED WITH MY OFFER I basically put together an offer that I “thought” would sell, based on what I saw others in the industry doing. My coach had a 6-month offer, so I wanted mine to be 6 months without even thinking twice about whether that felt good to ME. The features of my offer didn’t really excite me so even though I was showing up and selling it, I wasn’t truly excited about what I was selling. When I would show up and sell, there was so much resistance because I was like “what am I even selling?” I didn’t realize that if I wasn’t excited about my offer, my audience would feel the same! Needless to say, I didn’t sell a single spot in that program lol. 3️⃣ I WAS AFRAID OF PEOPLE SAYING NO I had been warming up my audience really well, building personal relationships in the DMs, and I worked my butt off to put together a live launch event to promote my offer. But the problem was I didn’t believe that there was a need for my service so when it was time to pitch my offers to the leads who were interested, I automatically believed they would say no. And guess what? They did say no 😜😆 Continued caption in comments 👇🏾
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My content has been a little 💩 lately My graphics have been 🔥 but the actual quality of my posts have been low. I haven't been writing from a place of emotion, and my storytelling posts are usually my best pieces of content. Anyway...this post wasn't meant to be about my content LOL so let me share what's been going on. 💕 Over the past couple of months I've added a new division to my business and have sorta been in this transition period {I'm always pivoting lol - one of my core values is change and variety - and that's what I love about having my own business) I haven't shown up as much as I usually do (and I don't feel guilty) I haven't promoted my offers, not even once. 😮 In the month of April, I was the LEAST visible I've ever been in my business, yet somehow I still managed to sign high-level clients. How? Because I held so much confidence and excitement in what I was doing that I couldn't help but talk about it...but only in casual conversations. 💥 And you know what that led to? REFFERALS! I told one friend about my services in a casual conversation, then she told her friend, then she told her friend! The result: a booked out business and HONEY I just started. This is why I'm such a firm believer in relationship building. 'Cause at the end of the day, that's all sales really is: 👏🏽👏🏽 RELATIONSHIPS I preach this to my coaching clients and now it's something I offer as a done-for-you service. That's how obsessed I am lol. I'm SO excited about this new division of my business and I can't wait to talk more about it over the next few weeks! 📩 DM me to hear more about my DFY social sales services!