Thread by @Amaa___Official

Beginner's Guide To Getting Your First Client

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1. Practice Your Skill Daily

If you're just starting out with a service business

9/10 you have nothing to show for your knowledge & 'skillset'

If you run ads, write copy, do web design/graphic design

Produce sample work

Swipe crappy stuff and use your skill set to make it better

This is how you can practice your skill every day

These samples can also be used in your pitches

If they like what you see, you have a much better chance of landing them as a client

2. Pitch Daily

You will have to pitch loads of businesses

You are likely to receive a lot of no's

Doesn't matter

Each no gets you closer to a yes

The likely hood of a client coming to you is slim because they don't know who you are yet

3. Pitch Businesses Who Are Lacking In Your Area's of Expertise

It will be clear if you look on their website, their socials, their ads, their emails whether they are doing poorly or great.

it's your job to stalk them, find them and pitch to them

All you want to do is help

If you're looking to build a life of freedom and abundance

I'll show you how I'm working towards this daily

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