
Marketing has a way of becoming quicksand.You start with a website and a few emails. Then somebody tells you that you need Instagram, LinkedIn, videos, a podcast, a newsletter, more content and half a dozen other things. Before long, you're spending so much time marketing your business that you barely have time to run it.In this episode of The Velvet Rope Playbook, you'll meet Samantha Delaney, a private jeweler who discovers that the answer isn't doing more marketing. It's creating a much simpler system.You'll discover how to build your marketing around one useful idea, put that idea in front of the right people, and give them one logical next step. You'll also see how one piece of useful content can become a video, email, social post, podcast or article—without constantly having to invent something new.If you're responsible for both getting new clients and actually delivering the service they're paying you for, this episode will show you how to stop getting sucked into marketing quicksand and create a system you can realistically maintain.For more ideas, books, programs, resources and information about working with me personally, visit http://www.GetWealthyClients.com.And don't forget to subscribe to The Velvet Rope Playbook wherever you like to listen to podcasts so you don't miss the next episode. If you know someone who's spending far too much time trying to keep up with their marketing, pass this episode along to them.#MarketingSystem #AffluentClients #ClientAttraction #MarketingStrategy #ExpertPositioning
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