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You are busy, and I have a no non-sense approach; seems like this partnership might just work out after all. As a small business owner you should know that I work on three simple principles: sacrifice, discipline, and patience. If you were looking for a sales pitch, you might want to keep stumbling the web, otherwise, let me elaborate.
Sacrifice. As a former business owner myself I know you are busy, and need to focus on growing your bottom line. You have obligations you are required to meet, and make sacrifices to do that on a daily basis. As your marketing partner, I do the same and am available around the clock, after all your marketing efforts don’t stop at 5pm.
Discipline. A partnership only works if it goes two ways, and I’m not here just to collect sales orders. I’m in marketing first and sales second; I believe in the power of results for my clients. If you come at me with a plan that I know won’t work, I won’t sell it. Having the discipline to do what’s right might not get me the sales club award, but it guarantees my clients results. Would you rather have an award winning salesman or a results driven marketing maverick?
Patience. I’ll be the first to tell you that creating a powerful marketing campaign won’t happen overnight. Proper vetting, brainstorming, creative development, etc. are essential when making the message stick. Sure, I can whip something up real fast and give you a presentation on something that can get you some instant results, but would you rather buy a sales pitch or invest in growing your business? This principle is something that I demand my clients have as well. We have to work together, form a partnership, for a marketing strategy to really work. As with anything, it won’t always be hun ky-dory and I’ll challenge you and expect you to do the same. We both need patience to create a plan that will deliver.
If your business is ready to work together to create a powerful marketing program and generate more business, give me a call or shoot me an email to see if we hit things off.
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