First things first
When it comes to getting clients, you're not selling a service
You're eida selling the solution to a problem clients are dying to solve
Or u're selling the experience they crave
Now...
Start by looking at the niche that has the highest demand for your skill
In Copywriting,
It's Information marketing.
If you're a graphic designer, it could be ad agencies or sth else
This phase is key
The next thing you do is create your ideal client persona
Want to work with...
Big brands?
Small businesses?
Coaches?
Consultants?
Course creators?
Etc??
This is important because different clients have different needs and expectations
Next
Do some research and find out what their top 3 issues are (Same with smaller brands.)
Create valuable content addressing each one.
Eg: How to convince customers to pay for your Ecommerce products Before you send it to them
Or by offering them a shortcut to something they're dying to have.
This is is where your client-attraction content comes in.
Here's how it works
Once you've created valuable content addressing a pain point or offering an effective shortcut to a desired outcome
Run a Facebook ad targeting individuals with interests in niche-related topics
Your ad should be educative...
Your valuable content should end with any of these;
+Need help? Book a free 30-min session
+Watch this free webinar, I explain x in detail
+I'll be sharing part2 of x via email, sign up free here
+Need Help? Send me a msg
It's important you tell your prospects what they should do next.
Nb;
Getting prospective clients to join your email list ensures you have a responsive list of prospects willing to work with you.
Offer free webinar aggravating a major problem with the *what you can do about it* approach
Prospects must sign up to your list to watch the free webinar
Once they join your list,
Nurture them.
Keep it punchy and straight to the point
Then tell them how they can work with YOU if they need help
Also, it is not enough to get quality leads on your email list
You need to nurture them with valuable content
Tell a story.
Tie the moral of the story in with a simple solution to prospect's *pain point
Then offer to help.
Usually, with a link to your offer.
Hope this helps.
Tell a story around prospect's desired outcome
Tie in the moral with a simple solution
Offer to help.
Either put a link to your offer, Or tell them what to do if they need your help.