WHAAAAT?
Don’t write what you think you’re supposed to write – instead, write from the gut. Write what your community and future clients need to hear from you. Let them connect with you. Like attracts like. Call them in with raw & honest posts that are packed full of truth. Don’t hold back. If it scares you to write it, push through and hit that publish button…
Think about it – it’s like undoing a bad habit. It may be painful to start writing these – but eventually you will find yourself sharing a bit of yourself, feeling vulnerable (which is a good thing, means you’re not hiding anymore!) and being okay with that.
Remember – you don’t want to work with everyone – you want to work with your ideal client only. So speak to them, the rest can keep scrolling!
10 POSTS TO CALL IN YOUR TRIBE #UnicornPosts
- Dear Future Client
- Why I LOVE my clients
- My favourite Clients
- Here is what I know
- Here is what I believe
- Why I do what I do
- My dream is…
- My biggest mistake is… (and what I’ve learned)
- What inspires me…
- Why I do not Quit.
LIKE ATTRACTS LIKE – who’s been calling them in?
It’s not simple – but being in alignment with those you want to work with and speaking to them only – is one of the purest ways to attract new business – without chasing…
No matter who you are – every business owner will write these 7 blog posts or social media updates differently and they will help you call in your dream clients. Go ahead, try it!
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