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Mastering Your Messaging with Meghan Clor

Mastering Your Messaging with Meghan Clor

podcast strengthen - magnetic offer Jul 17, 2024

In a recent episode of "Keep What You Earn," Shannon welcomed Meghan Clor, the co-founder of the digital marketing agency Automate Me. The episode offered invaluable insights into the nuances of messaging and how entrepreneurs can more effectively reach and engage their ideal customers.

A common concern addressed by Shannon was the difficulty of selling high-ticket items on social media. Many entrepreneurs feel that these platforms are more suited for low-commitment, low-cost offers. Meghan confidently debunked this myth, sharing how she successfully secured four-figure clients who were complete strangers just days before. The key, she argued, is in the positioning and messaging. Rather than directly pitching high-ticket offers, it's more effective to demonstrate the unique value and effectiveness of your solutions through curiosity marketing. Sharing success stories and specific client results can build interest, trust, and credibility.

Meghan emphasized that high-ticket conversions are indeed a journey. Instead of expecting immediate results, lead potential clients down a path that systematically builds trust and positions you as the go-to expert. Shannon agreed, sharing her approach of using low-commitment offers like freebies or lower-ticket items to start the relationship. Understanding your client deeply and creating content that systematically overcomes their objections can streamline the conversion process.

Another critical insight was that your audience isn't always aware of your services. Shannon mentioned an instance where a potential client didn't know how to pay her because her offer wasn’t clear. Meghan recommended assuming every piece of content is for a new audience member. Frequently reiterating who you are, what you do, and how you can help ensures nobody is left guessing about your services.

Meghan also dispelled the notion that you can't sell directly on social media feeds. She recommended a balanced approach where you provide value but also make it clear how people can take the next step with you. Regularly include informative snippets about your services and offers, both in posts and stories, to convert followers into clients.

Another significant point of discussion was the necessity for iteration and improvement. Shannon shared her experience of hosting market research calls to gain insights into how her sales pages were perceived. Meghan emphasized that the problem might not be with the offer itself, but rather how it is presented. Fine-tuning your messaging, rather than constantly creating new offers, allows you to identify what resonates with your audience and make incremental improvements.

Towards the end of the episode, Meghan discussed how her agency supports their clients by focusing on content that attracts ideal clients, guiding them through the decision-making process, and crafting pitches that convert. For entrepreneurs struggling with messaging, Meghan offered a valuable tip: never assume your audience knows everything about you. Regularly communicate your value, and be willing to iterate based on feedback.

With these strategies, you're well on your way to mastering your messaging and converting more high-ticket clients. If you missed the episode, be sure to listen to it for even more actionable advice from Meghan Clor and Shannon Weinstein on "Keep What You Earn."

Meghan Clor is a business mentor, speaker, and serial entrepreneur who started her first business at the age of 20. She is the co-founder of AutomateMe, a digital marketing agency that offers done-for-you marketing services, consulting, and coaching programs. Her mission is to make it easier for businesses to attract clients online.

 

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/meghanclor/ 

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/meghan.e.clor 

Website: https://meghanclor.com/ + https://automate.me/

What you'll hear in this episode:

05:25 Realizing need to repeat and repost content.
06:41 Effective content should inform and prompt action.
10:08 Avoid frequent offer pivots, focus on packaging.
14:06 Discovering and refining personal brand through feedback.


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