Get Big Ticket Clients with Dr. Pele

June 17, 2019

Jenn Foster & Melanie Johnson interview Dr. Pele who went from dreaming in a war zone to helping Entrepreneurs achieve their dreams online.

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Show Notes-

  • ideal clients are coaching,  consulting and financial advising firms.
  • Go for big-ticket marketing
  • Look for firms, not an individual

Quotes-

“I  connected storytelling, music, and singing, to happiness and joy which made me alive.” (3:45)
“There’s a difference between small ticket marketing, and what I call big ticket or account based marketing, where you pick an individual or you pick a company, and you really get to know them, you build a relationship with them” (5:45)
“The key word there is firms, not individuals because I found that the individuals are really stuck in the small ticket mindset.” (7:00)

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