A flow of warm leads, combined with additional data, quickly converts into sales and generates revenue. Attention is the most valuable asset in business – without it, there is no business. More attention means more potential buyers. This signal of interest starts a domino effect of growth for your business. By designing and implementing a system that delivers predictable and consistent output you can get more eyeballs from your target audience.
Hi, I’m Reza.
It was during my last 6 months of studies as a marketing student in 2022 while I worked with an interior design firm that I discovered they had trouble running their business.
They didn’t have a reliable and predictable strategy to generate consistent leads and keep the business going. They were relying too much on Word of Mouth (WOM), referrals and advertising on radio, newspaper, etc.
I also studied online marketing and saw people who leveraged the online landscape for their local businesses to acquire new clients consistently.
If you are not getting enough leads or selling enough of your services, it is because not many people see your services enough online…
“If everyone in the world saw you/your product you would make money. PERIOD. Promotion works. The question is how efficient it is?” – Alex Hormozi
As a result your potential customer is ignorant of your existence. This means less money flows your way and your business doesn’t grow. So now that you know you have a problem unless you don’t like to grow your business, make money and help people to create beautiful spaces then you kind of have to solve it. How do you solve it?
Have you ever wondered how some businesses have more clients than they can handle and select who they want to work with?
Well, they have developed assets and designed a system that delivers them a steady flow of prospects. A system is a collection of processes, organized to ‘process’ inputs, to produce outputs.
We live in a world and time where successful outcomes are designed to occur far more than they are desired into existence.
A 200-tonne plane takes off in flight because it was designed to; the pilot doesn’t need a pep-talk to get it airborne. A Porsche 911 accelerates swiftly to 100km/h because of the engineering; the passenger seat isn’t put there for a guru to stir the driver up. A 100- storey building stays upright in a storm because of its architecture and construction; it doesn’t require motivational quotes to reinforce its structure.
Imagine for a moment a cyclist wants to travel at 100km/h. This particular cyclist doesn’t just desire this goal the way a normal person might – they live and breathe it. They wake up in the morning and fall asleep at night thinking of it. They have a dream-board and a motivational guru; they read books that make them burn with the passion to achieve. Sadly, however, they are blind to the fact that a cycle is not designed to go at 100km/h. No amount of peddling, no amount of training, no amount of wanting will get the job done.
On the flip side, my Nana, who is in her 80s, can comfortably achieve 100km/h in her old Toyota. She doesn’t think too hard about it, she doesn’t care all that much about it and she hasn’t consciously asserted an ambition to do it. She just finds herself traveling at speed along the highway because she puts her foot down on the accelerator.
A business succeeds because it was designed to succeed. It is an ecosystem of assets that have been developed and utilized efficiently – a blend of attention, engagement and action. Each component is thought through, improved, refined and enhanced. Each little insight is processed and measured against a new level of output. You are about to be introduced to a business design that works. Once you know this design, you will be able to plan more powerfully, invest your resources more wisely, diagnose specific bottlenecks, fix them and grow rapidly. It will profoundly change your entrepreneurial approach. Many people wish they’d known it sooner; it would have saved them years of trial and error. I’m also not saying that this system is only for people who are struggling. This method has been helping healthy businesses to thrive too. If you are ready? Let’s dive in and explore each component of this system together.
To get attention you need to be in front of the right people, at the right time and right place.
Luckily for you we collaborate with many interior and architecture influencers and publishers which generate high quality leads and prospects.
Here is a few examples of what sorts of network and clients you might expect from this publication and influencer networks:
Have you seen these teenagers flexing on Instagram with their new fancy cars and luxurious vocation?
Do you know how they got rich and wealthy at this young age? Because they leverage these platforms! People are no longer using the traditional outlet media such as TV, radio, newspapers etc.
I use the analogy of a sprinter vs. bicycler.
The sprinter is those who still rely on the traditional media and the bicycler is these teenagers who use these new platforms not because they are tech savvy but because they don’t have any other alternative in sight. They have grown up with these platforms and they see them as the only option and that is why they are so successful on it.
Those who leverage these platforms will outpace everyone else like the bicycler would outpace any sprinter and those who don’t adapt will be left behind. The question is which one do you want to be? The bicycle or the sprinter?
Choice is yours!
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Now that we have got their attention we want to engage them in your world, in what and how you can transform their current state into their desired state. We need to entertain and educate them by creating content journeys for people to go on.Now that we have got their attention we want to engage them in your world, in what and how you can transform their current state into their desired state. We need to entertain and educate them by creating content journeys for people to go on.
In their research, Google discovered that people typically consume eleven pieces of content before making a purchase. They call this moment of online decision-making ‘Zero Moments of Truth’, or ZMOT. Psychology Professor Robin Dunbar found that time and quality interactions determined how much trust and connection people experienced. His research showed that spending several hours with someone across multiple interactions in a week significantly speed up the time it took to bond.
To do this we do have a quiz system which they can take. This quiz allows them to answer a few questions and in return they will get a personalized result based on their preferences, tastes and interests. But you also get some details about requirements and desires which will make it easier for you to identify if they are a perfect ideal client or to evaluate how you can best help them.
Plus, we also sent them a weekly email about interior design trends and styles which is all personalized and unique to each individual’s tastes, preferences and interests. In this way they are more engaged, entertained and educated but also more invested in you as a service provider.
There is a huge disruption that is happening in our society and economy.
As we are exiting the Industrial Age and entering the Digital age, there are plenty of opportunities, which I also call it wave.
And there are also plenty of surfers who ride these waves as people did during transitioning from the agricultural Age into the Industrial Age.
Those who capitalized on knowledge and skills in the Industrial Age and adapted earlier became those who accumulated fortunes of wealth and those who refused were forced to work as factory workers and get paid for their hours.
Today the digital landscape is the norm and especially for businesses to get attention and generate sales it is the best way to go. People on average spend 4 hours of their time on their phone and for teenagers that is even a higher number.
So the old outlets such as newspapers, brochures, radio and tv are no longer relevant. Whether you like it or not, we are not going backward to old age.
So in order to get more eyeballs on your business you need to adapt to the new Digital Age. You need to create marketing materials that are perfect for mobile user-faces and are compelling enough to grab your audience’s attention.
Once your ideal client is engaged with your content and your value proposition then it’s time for them to take action.
For a prospect to take action, three psychological ingredients must be present:
People need to feel a certain way about the business they are buying from. First, they need to feel respected, understood and that a sense of trust has been established. Then they need to feel some form of emotional pay-off would be achieved by buying. Emotions are normally about the stories we tell ourselves. These stories have heroes and villains. They have struggles and triumphs. There is often fear and greed involved.
People need to understand the practical reasons why they should buy. This normally means calculating a clear return on investment (ROI), a cost-benefit analysis or making a comparison with alternatives. Most logical arguments can be made using facts, statistics, diagrams and data.
Even when someone understands the logic of buying and feels an emotional connection to the purchase, they must also feel that it’s important to make a decision now. A sense of urgency comes when we feel that there is a cost associated with inaction. We might miss out on something we want, the purchase could become more expensive, the quality might deteriorate or the availability could dry up. Without a sense of urgency, people delay making decisions.
The good news is, if someone has engaged with your content, they will be more willing to take action.
In many cases, a person who has gone through your content journeys will already suspect that they want to do business with you but they just need to clarify some finer points and sort out the particulars.
Hope this guide has been helpful!