Watch The Client Attraction System - Campaign + Content + Community = Clients CAMPAIGN: Set up high-converting lead gen campaigns. CONTENT: Create 30 days of content in 30 mins a month and get it in front of local clients 24/7. COMMUNITY: Build a community of referrers and joint venture partners around your business in 2025. Post your questions below.

I've added a hypothetical example at each step in the framework so you can edit it for your offer/audience. 1. CALLOUT: Whose attention do you want Example: Box Hill Dads! 2. HOOK: Target Problem Example: Tired of staring at a beer belly in the mirror? 3. EDIFICATION: Social Proof Example: For 10 years, we've been helping local dads replace the stomach "keg" with a six-pack (not the drinking kind - sorry). 4. WHAT YOU GET: 3 key features and benefits Example: Here's what we do: FOOD: Overhaul the menu (without getting rid of the good stuff). WORKOUT PLAN: A simple weekly workout routine that's easy to do with a packed schedule (and zero fitness base). SUPPORT: Keep you track and surrounded by a team of dads so the progress sticks (with plenty of room for the odd blowout). 5. HOW TO GET IT: What to do next Example: Click the button to learn more about our "Dad's Keg to Six-Pack Community" If this was helpful, let me know and post any questions in the comments.

My latest podcast episode unpacks the same mistake 3 DIY advertises made setting up their campaign in the last 14 days. Catch the episode here: https://youtu.be/b0ubvk9s3eQ?si=UaD9aSviZ7U6s02M

I am Ananya, a Social Media Marketing Coach and a Psychologist. Glad to be a part of this amazing community. Looking forward to learn so much from you all! I am dropping my IG handle, feel free to connect! https://www.instagram.com/anie.drives.growth/

When it comes to coaching (or honestly, any business), one has two choices You can build something truly exceptional. When you do that, your audience can become your best marketers, because they genuinely love what you’ve created. OR You can spend 6-7 months building something okay-ish and then use all your marketing skills and knowledge to make people understand that it’s actually great. Which approach you all think works better in the long run? Let me know 🤗