At a recent presentation on networking, we were asked this question by a graphic designer: “I’m looking to meet CEO’s, CFO’s or COO’s, but when I’m out networking, I meet mostly middle and lower-level managers. What do I do to get to the right people?” Read more (members only)

If you’ve been operating a successful professional services firm as a solopreneur, it can be a smart move to leverage your experience, contacts, and track record in the industry by adding other professionals to your team. Read more (members only)

Does it feel to you like you work all the time, yet there’s always more to do? It seems that in order to do well financially, you must work through the weekends, ignore your family and friends, and leave no time for yourself. How can you get your working hours under control? Read more (members only)

It does seem that the vast majority of marketing advice is aimed at extroverts. “Go to networking mixers and meet new people,” the authorities say. “Make cold calls.” “Speak in front of groups.” “Call people up and chat with them about what’s new.” Read more (members only)

When summer time arrives, all your clients and customers start going on vacation. But what about you, the solopreneur? Do you ever get to take a vacation? Read more (members only)

At a recent presentation, we were asked, “You say that talking about personal topics while networking is good, but if I’m at a business event, isn’t that inappropriate? Won’t the other person be offended?” Read more (members only)

Entrepreneurs are creative people, and frequently come up with new ways to do business. So many, in fact, that you need to choose wisely about which ones are worth your while to pursue. Making the right choice requires more than just determining profitability, Read more (members only)

The six marketing strategies for professional services described in Get Clients Now! are listed in order of effectiveness from most to least: direct contact, networking, public speaking, writing and PR, promotional events, and advertising. Seeing this list for the first time, you may wonder where the Internet fits in. Read more (members only)

It’s a common practice among coaches, consultants, health practitioners, and other professionals to offer a complimentary first session. The intent of this approach is to give prospective clients a taste of your work so they will want more. But how well does this work? Read more (members only)

There are many ways you can use the Get Clients Now! book and program as a helpful tool for learning and motivation with your sales team, business development staff, marketing reps, franchisees, or network marketing downline. Read more (members only)