Client Centered Marketing Plan Details
Day Thirty-One of How to Attract Clients and Grow a Thriving Private Practice in 40 Days: One woman’s personal journey of applying Manifestation and Marketing principles to re-building her private practice
By Kathryn Yarborough Okay… I think I have a general Client Centered Marketing plan to grow my private practice. I’m going to focus on building relationships with people on a conscious journey who want to decrease stress and increase well-being. Now what do I need to do? I feel like I need to fill in the blanks like… What I will actually do? What other paper stuff do I need – like business cards and brochures? What are the action steps of this plan? So let me brainstorm… Some of the elements include: Facebook - Set up a facebook page – Breath of Life Coaching and Training with Kathryn Yarborough
- Daily posts on this page and my personal page
- Invite people to be a fan
- Post information about free presentations here
Networking - Go to networking meetings regularly
- Put OPN meetings in my calendar
- Put BWN meetings in my calendar
- Brainstorm other ways to network and connect with potential clients face to face
Presentations - Setting up presentations
- Identifying marketing strategy for the presentation (i.e. how to build my e-list at presentations)
Nuture marketing - Planning the article topics for the year
- Writing articles for my nurture marketing e-newsletter program
- Designing ways to build my list
Website - Building traffic to my website by writing articles for online ezines that link back to my websites
- Editing my Breath of Life Coaching page
Marketing pieces - Looking at all of my marketing pieces (business cards, fliers, brochures, and websites) as if I were a person on a conscious journey wanting to decrease stress and revising them as needed.
Manifestation - Continuing to do my manifestation practices
Even though it’s looking like all I need to do is implement this client centered marketing plan, I wonder… For more information about my journey to see what I’ve been doing, go to Growing a Private Practice - One woman's forty day journey of attracting clients.
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