EP75: Following Up with Prospects After the Uncomfortable Silence
Ever have an amazing pitch (in your opinion), but your potential client has not said one word? Today, we’re talking about following up with clients, less annoyingly.
Ever have an amazing pitch (in your opinion), but your potential client has not said one word? Today, we’re talking about following up with clients, less annoyingly.
Today’s guest is Amy Oestreicher, who will share with us her beautiful detour journey to enlighten our mindset as writers. Listen on for some lessons on how to create a positive change.
Today’s episode is talking about the new era of video and how to utilize it in your pitches. This topic is perfect for everyone who writes pitches to gain clients. Find out how to get creative in writing pitches and use video pitching to engage your clients in a different way of communication.
If you can tie your medical experience and your medical knowledge to the types of things that your target client’s market would be looking for, when you understand their struggles
Today I am talking about 5 ways to reassure yourself that your writing is good enough. As nurses, we are stuck in the mindset of “I’m a nurse, not a writer” and today, I’m busting that myth!
Ruthie Bowles joined me in this episode to discuss the Backwards Planning Concept, where to find good clients, and her new book! I’m a US Army Vet, mom to four,
Always compare yourself to people who are doing much better. Not to be sad or anything, but rather to take the best practices that they have to offer. Brenden Kumarasamy
The biggest thing is what you’re getting in your monthly premium, it’s what it comes down to. James Puszert and Ruddy Hernandez Tweet Today’s episode features James Puszert and Ruddy
Learn how mini bits of content will help your business propel forward. In this episode, I explain why mini lessons are essential to you as a busy nurse/parent.
Being a writer is not being afraid to ask “why” like a toddler. But why? Just keep asking that to help you and your client understand you’re ‘why.’ Abbi Perets