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Most heart-centred coaches, healers, and practitioners are marketing what people need instead of what they're actually asking for. And yes, it's costing them clients.
In this week's Serving Circle Marketing Mastermind, Tyson breaks down the difference between a "priority problem" and a broad, nebulous one, using the TIME framework (Top of mind, Investable, Measurable, Easy win) to test whether your message will actually convert. He also introduces the "billboard vs the shop" metaphor: what you put on your billboard to get someone in the door is not the same as the deep work you do once they're inside.
You'll learn:
If you are a spiritual coach, healer, practitioner, or facilitator, check out my linktree below for extra resources such as:
https://linktr.ee/tysonsharpe
By Tyson Sharpe- Helping Lightworkers and Heart-Centered Business owners integrate their spiritual and business growth5
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Most heart-centred coaches, healers, and practitioners are marketing what people need instead of what they're actually asking for. And yes, it's costing them clients.
In this week's Serving Circle Marketing Mastermind, Tyson breaks down the difference between a "priority problem" and a broad, nebulous one, using the TIME framework (Top of mind, Investable, Measurable, Easy win) to test whether your message will actually convert. He also introduces the "billboard vs the shop" metaphor: what you put on your billboard to get someone in the door is not the same as the deep work you do once they're inside.
You'll learn:
If you are a spiritual coach, healer, practitioner, or facilitator, check out my linktree below for extra resources such as:
https://linktr.ee/tysonsharpe