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WOM1812
Defining Personas to Drive Bottom Line Success
Date
November 15, 2018
$49
Standard Price
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This includes sessions from the conference: Women's Global Leadership Summit 2018
It’s been called Personas, Avatars, Target market whatever you choose to call it we are going to fine tune that skill and dig deep into what type of clients you want to attract. Your firm deserves to work with your ideal clients who make every day a pure pleasure to work with. If you are stuck in that rut of accepting anyone who needs your services or you are not increasing your client base as fast as you would like, then please join me in learning a step by step approach to building your empire. We will focus on how to draw the ideal client, where to find them, and how to build marketing that resonates and leads them to you.
- Building out personas to draw the right clients to you.
- How client research can help you develop marketing.
Speaker
CEO & Creative Producer, Misty Megia LLC
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