This week, we have some resources to help you actually Sell the Thing.
Because you can create magnificent content all day long, pull together a wonderful audience, and produce a glorious product or service. But if you lack the skills to Sell the Thing, you don’t get the benefit of all that hard work.
On Monday, Stefanie Flaxman outlined crucial “survival skills” for service providers — the ones that will help you set boundaries and actually enjoy your clients.
On Tuesday, Chris Garrett shared some simple ways to get started with relationship-building webinars. We’re cooking up a very cool resource for you that goes deep into this topic — and you can get a running start with Chris’s post today.
And on Wednesday, I wrote about the discomfort a lot of folks feel when they think about selling — and what selling is really about. If you prefer audio, there’s a podcast version of the post on Copyblogger FM.
Over on the Site Success podcast, Sean Jackson and Jerod Morris talked about building a community from scratch — to attract and nurture relationships with the right people, while minimizing the impact of trolls and time-wasters.
Also on Site Success, Jerod Morris walked you through three questions that will sharpen up your headlines and get you the traffic and engagement your site needs.
Enjoy the content, sharpen those skills, and if you want to strengthen your selling muscles, get signed up for the upcoming workshop on non-creepy selling!
Chief Content Officer, Rainmaker Digital
Catch up on this week’s content
10 Service Business Essentials that Help You Win Clients with Confidence
by Stefanie Flaxman
3 Simple Ways to Get Started with Relationship-Building Webinars
by Chris Garrett
What Ethical, Effective Selling Looks Like
by Sonia Simone
How to Build a Community that Attracts the Right Kind of Members
by Sean Jackson
How to Get More Comfortable (and Effective) at Selling
by Sonia Simone
3Q for Writing Irresistible Headlines that Will Accelerate Your Audience Growth
by Jerod Morris
How Bestselling Author & Investigative Journalist Scott Carney Writes: Part Two
by Kelton Reid
Reader Comments (2)
Ryan Biddulph says
I really dug your Wednesday post Sonia. It’s funny; the timeliness of that read and this post is fabulous for me because I am promoting my first eBook freely now, everywhere. Turns out I needed to do that for weeks, and let go promoting all other eBooks, to get comfortable and clear enough to where I began to genuinely spread the word. Someone just noted how it was my “new” eBook; I released it in 2014. Of course this will always happen as new folks see your blog but this reader had followed me for years already. Definitely an indicator I am on to something, and getting clearer on sharing it, and that I was moving in a more distracted direction in the past LOL.
Ryan
noel says
Great referrals, I’ll have to check out those other links and podcasts
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