Last week, my family and I had to evacuate our home in southern California. My kids wanted to take a lot of stuff with us but I just took a few things.
I ended up going back into the house and grabbed something that I had purchased after I started my first business 28 years ago.
This gift to myself was a symbol for me that I was going to make it as an entrepreneur.
In the spirit of that, I’m sharing 7 Questions You Need to Answer to Get Your Audiences Attention in order to help you as an entrepreneur.
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How many testimonials have you generated from your satisfied clients and customers?” – Joy Chudacoff
Show Notes:
- The #1 thing that you need to communicate clearly right when you get started
- How will your service benefit your audience?
- What to ASK your clients to write that will help me get investors
- How to embrace technology to reach your audience
- Why staying POSITIVE is more than just a cute phrase
Start thinking about who’s the market and niche it down as much as you can.” – Joy Chudacoff
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I have a folder with actual written testimonials.” – Joy Chudacoff
The number #1 barrier to getting a business off the ground is fear and I’ve shared tips and solutions on fear of failure and how to overcome this barrier for years. Today, I want to focus on the second biggest barrier to getting a business off the ground. What do you think it is? Money. Entrepreneurs struggle with access to enough money to stay in business until it becomes profitable. According to the US Small Business Administration, at any given time, there are roughly 27 million US businesses in need of capital.
I struggled this week on what I wanted to share with you. I actually had one article written and another in draft mode, but neither were hitting the mark for me instinctually.
One of the questions I get asked often by women entrepreneurs is, “Joy, once I’ve created a relationship with my ideal client, how do I get them to buy from me?” Great question!
Women entrepreneurs everywhere are experiencing the same dilemma and asking themselves the same question: “How do I manage my business while navigating the kids during summer break?”
I have the opportunity to speak with scores of women around the globe about smart ways to grow a successful business. One of the best ways to grow your business and collapse your time frame is through joint ventures. A joint venture is where you and another business owner come together for an agreed upon period of time and collaborate on a project or product. You agree to share revenues and expenses associated with the specific project or product.
