
You can have a website, post regularly on social media, send emails, attend events, ask for referrals—and still not have a marketing system.You simply have a lot of marketing activities.In this episode of The Velvet Rope Playbook, I explain the difference and why it matters, particularly if you're trying to attract affluent clients.Through the stories of two very different businesses, I'll show you how a good marketing system moves a prospect through five important stages:Attention. Relevance. Credibility. Differentiation. Follow-up.You'll see how each piece of your marketing should have a specific job, why every marketing tactic doesn't need to produce an immediate client, and what needs to happen between the moment someone first discovers you and the moment they're finally ready to have a conversation.Because you may not need another social media platform, advertising campaign or clever marketing tactic.You may simply need the things you're already doing to start working together.For more of my ideas on attracting affluent clients, building a marketing system and positioning yourself as the expert people want to work with, visit GetWealthyClients.com. You'll find information about my books, programs, resources and the different ways you can work with me personally.And if you enjoy The Velvet Rope Playbook, subscribe wherever you like to listen to podcasts and pass the episode along to someone who might find it useful.#AffluentMarketing #AffluentClients #MarketingSystem #ClientAttraction #MarketingStrategy
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