Paul Anderson, founder of ProLango and a thinkspace Member, is presenting next week on “Create Massive Demand for Your Business“! Paul’s spoken a number of times inside thinkspace and was our highest rated speaker at thinkCamp 2010. I highly recommend that you register and attend this event on April 26 from 6-8pm.
Top reasons you should attend:
If you’re used to developing relationships through “elevator pitches”, trying to get media coverage by “press releases”, or charging for “every bit of advice” you’ll not experience a massive demand for your business. By attending this seminar, we’re going to change your mindset and teach you what works instead.
Attendees can expect to…
• Identify the top 10 influencers you need to know right now.
• Use social media tools to research and differentiate your business from your competitors.
• Researching competition and their marketing strategies
• Reading the twitter and Google sphere of conversations in your industry
• Listening to what’s not being said and how you can own that space
• Using personal branding strategies via LinkedIn, Biznik, Twitter etc to master your niche
• Master simple PR-strategies to earn your business both local and national media coverage.
• Decide on the media outlets you want to be featured in (based on the demographic you’re trying to attract)
• Research the specific journalists, columnists, reporters that cover that niche
• Strategies on building relationships with these media folks
• How to pitch them story ideas (not press releases)
• Use existing to earn more coverage, etc.
• Learn how giving it away will create a large customer following.
• Use social media tools to research and differentiate your business from your competitors.
• Researching competition and their marketing strategies
• Reading the twitter and Google sphere of conversations in your industry
• Listening to what’s not being said and how you can own that space
• Using personal branding strategies via LinkedIn, Biznik, Twitter etc to master your niche
• Master simple PR-strategies to earn your business both local and national media coverage.
• Decide on the media outlets you want to be featured in (based on the demographic you’re trying to attract)
• Research the specific journalists, columnists, reporters that cover that niche
• Strategies on building relationships with these media folks
• How to pitch them story ideas (not press releases)
• Use existing to earn more coverage, etc.
• Learn how giving it away will create a large customer following.
