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Mentioned in todayās edition: Instagram, TikTok, and work hours. Plus how to simplify your elevator pitch so you can land more clients.
Read time: 2 minutes and 25 seconds
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Making the Rounds
Instagram makes it easier for brands to discover creators. The platform is expanding API access to the creator marketplace, so brands can reach creators they want to work via a priority inbox.
Americans are experimenting with working less. For most people, especially those working remotely, work hours went up during the pandemic. But now it seems a boomerang effect is taking place as the pandemic recedes, with many Americans choosing to work a little less so they can live a little more. What a novel idea!
TikTokās latest test reverts Friends tab back to Discover section. The company introduced the Friends tab back in May 2022, but now itās back to spotlighting algorithmically-suggested content, much like Instagramās Explore tab.
Working With Clients
How to Simplify Your Elevator Pitch So You Can Land More Clients
The simpler your service is to understand, the easier it is for clients to say yes.
Thatās why itās important to work on your elevator pitch.
And more importantly, to make it as simple to understand as humanly possible.
If you havenāt crafted one yet, hereās a template you can use as a starting point:
I help [TARGET] achieve [DESIRED OUTCOME] with [SERVICE/METHOD].
Now letās use an email marketer to whip up a few examples:
I help ecommerce brands increase their revenue by 30%+ with email marketing.
I help online coaches book 2X more qualified sales calls with Seinfeld Emails.
I help affiliate marketers boost subscriber LTV by 47% with a Soap Opera Sequence.
I help high-ticket business owners get more clients with email.
See how each one is different?
The idea is to adjust it based on your own skills + experience.
Along with whatever outcome is mostly likely to resonate with your ideal client.
But aim to keep it as simple as possible.
This means using as few words as possible.
The last variation is plain as can be, but itās also the shortest and easiest to grasp.
So it might outperform all the others.
Regardless, once youāve got this dialed in, it can also serve as your profile headline on LinkedInā¦
So anytime youāre posting or leaving a comment on the platform, potential clients can easily see what you do.
LinkedInās also a great place to workshop your messaging.
Start testing different variations and see which one resonates most with your ideal client.
Bonus Points
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ā¶ļø YouTube: Red flags when applying for a job
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