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{Summer Remix} Write your elevator pitch or power statement to cut through the noise and call in your ideal buyer
ill communication: copywriting tips & sales strategies for small businesses
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If you tuned in to last week's episode, you know we discussed the importance of being bold and clear in your messaging and marketing.
Right now, one of the biggest trends is having a clear point of view.
Nothing helps you stand out more in your marketing than knowing how to articulate what you do and whom you help in a clear and compelling way.
Some call this the elevator pitch, some call it a power statement, but I like to call it a BFD or Big Frigging Deal statement.
If you want to attract your ideal buyers in the remainder of the year, you need to be bold and compelling with your BFD statement.
Listen in for the full details on how to create yours.
Resources Mentioned:
Listen to the episode all about writing your bio: https://www.kimkiel.com/podcast-1/how-to-write-your-bio-with-the-5-sentence-formula
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