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Mentorship Program Case Study #2: Healer, Rachel Warrington – Yarrow Healing Arts, Victoria, BC, Canada

Rachel joined my Mentorship Program a couple of years ago. She is a healer from Victoria who struggled, as many healers do, to find some semblance of a niche. What they do could, conceivably, help everyone. And so how to choose? It can be very difficult. But, we rolled up our sleeves and got to […]

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The Customer Values Question

  Years ago, I read the book Monopolize Your Marketplace. Though the title and tone is aggressive, it has some incredible content. The Three Roles of Marketing I teach come from this book. And, as I was working on a new project the other day and rummaging through some old notes, I came across the

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On Promises

The purpose of marketing is to make promises. The purpose of your business is to keep them. Most traditional cultures in the world are overflowing with proverbs around the importance of keeping your word and doing what you say you will do. It’s certainly true for my own Scottish and Celtic ancestry. “If I break

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What if I Can’t Guarantee a Result?

This is a blog post I’ve been meaning to write for years. Fairly often, in workshops, the question (and it’s a very good one) comes up: “What if I can’t guarantee a result?” That question usually emerges from the shiny palace of conversations about creating guarantees, and better than risk free guarantees, doing clever and

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The Three Roles of Marketing

This is one of those things that is actually very important to get about marketing that I talk about really seldomly but should probably talk about more.  When people are working on their marketing, I think that, often, they don’t really understand the role that their marketing needs to play. Or I should say ‘roles’

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How to Identify Your Own Message

Don’t market yourself, market your message. Sounds nice, but how do you identify what your message even is. The first thing is to understand what a message is, know why it’s important and what kinds of messages there are. Then you need to do some inner reflection. The questions below are meant to help you

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