Category Archives: Sales

The connected circle of space, and speed

The connected circle of space, and speed - Karen Reyburn

“So I see you have values like creative space, and rest… but you also have impact and decisiveness,” an accountant said to me this week. “One is slow and measured; the other gives the sense of speed and movement. How do you see those fitting together?” What a great question. It’s one of my favourite

Back to the basics: your people, their need, your offer

Back to the basics: matching your people to your offer - Karen Reyburn

Your people. Your offer. And how your offer matches what those people need. That’s it, really. That’s marketing in a nutshell.  When I go through a series of “Foundations” sessions with a new client, this is ultimately what we’re digging into. We have four in-depth sessions, with a lot of questions. (My favourite is when

The easiest way to get Google reviews from clients

Real client reviews and testimonials have some of the biggest impact in marketing, because they mitigate the buyer’s fear of making a bad decision. Your buyer is thinking something like: “What if this doesn’t work out?” “I’ve heard this before – it sounds good but it did last time too” “Will I really get the

Of course you can! (win new sales, get new clients)

Of course you can! (win new sales, get new clients) - Karen Reyburn

Exactly four weeks ago today, I was at a conference listening to someone talk about having the best, the ideal clients (and not accepting anything less). “If you have a client who isn’t the right fit for you, let them go,” she said. “You can always get another one.” My mindset wasn’t in the same

A love letter to our ideal client: YOU, the accountant!

Sketch of envelope with pink love heart and "To ideal client"

Dear accountant, Hi. You are one of the most amazing people to exist in the business world. You’re aware of your skills, but you also think it might be a little dramatic to rave about you to this level. After all you know you’re good at your work, but you also are so impressed with

It doesn’t matter why the prospect didn’t come back to you

Following up on clients sales - Karen Reyburn

If the prospect doesn’t come back to you, the answer is not “Oh well, they weren’t that interested anyway.” The answer is “I need to keep following up until I get an answer”. There are endless reasons a prospect might not come back to you. Here are just a few.  They wanted a sense of