Three Questions that will drive your business

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Three Questions that will drive your business David Schefter, MBA

Telling your story What do you do? Why does it matter? Who cares?

What do you do? We wear many hats in our business Answering is more challenging than you expect To be effective, your response should be: Short – 1 sentence, no exceptions Simple – Can a 6th grader understand what you are saying? Repeatable – Will others be able to remember it in a week? Example: Google’s Vision Statement “To provide access to the world’s information in one click” If you cannot clearly answer what you do, how can your customers - or your referral partners?

Old ‘Sales’ credo: ‘People buy on emotion and rationalize with logic’ Why does it matter? What problem are you solving? Again, answering is more challenging than you expect Features vs benefits: Feature = Our product/service has the best quality/price/bells/whistles Benefit = Our product/service makes your life simpler/easier/less stressful Example: Weebly “The Easiest Way to Make a Website” Old ‘Sales’ credo: ‘People buy on emotion and rationalize with logic’

Example: David Schefter Who Cares? People have incredible choice: you need to create a sense of urgency Answering this will narrow your focus to your core customers Describing your ideal client must be actionable: Demographic info too vague, therefore unactionable Describe their purchasing process Wants/needs Purchase criteria What is important to them Example: David Schefter “My ideal client is a physician or business owner with complex financial planning concerns who is willing and able to commit financial resources to building wealth” If you don’t communicate your ideal client, you will get fewer of the clients you want and more of the clients who are a poor fit

Bringing it all together These three questions tell your ‘story’ What do you do = What is your mission and vision? Why does it matter = What is your unique value proposition? Who cares = Who is your ideal client? If I know your mission/vision, your value proposition and your ideal client I can tell your story I can find qualified leads for you I can refer with confidence Example: Freshbooks “Small Business Accounting Software Designed for You, The Non-Accountant”