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Apple has the iPhone, Oprah has O Magazine, Netflix has Orange is the New Black. Every business needs at least one Big Thing.
Itâs that product or service thatâs the blockbuster, the flagship, the signature. It encapsulates the value the business creates, the purpose the business holds dear, and the culture the business nurtures.
When a business leverages a Big Thing, its reach grows organically, its sales come naturally, and its customers act as brand evangelists. And all that adds up to big success.
Your Big Thing is the product, service, or program that you are staking your reputation on. Itâs how people remember your business and why theyâre excited to get your emails, follow your Facebook page, or watch your tweets come down their stream.
The business owners I work with are all either refining and improving their Big Things or developing new ones. I watched Kate Swoboda take a simple information product she created 3 years ago and turn it into a thriving coach community and training program that sheâs now well known for. I helped Natasha Vorompiova channel her 1:1 business systems service into a signature program called the Systematic Success Guide which has significantly increased her revenue over the last year. And Iâve coached Ali Shapiro as she develops and grows her Truce With Food program to help more and more women end their food angst with her Thinkerâs Diet.
Does your business have an offer that represents what you do beautifully, sells easily, and leverages what you do best?
Your Big Thing might feel like the Holy Grail. But this is no wild goose chase. You can discover your Next Big Thing through a simple process.
Itâs the same process I used to develop my own Big Thing, a business strategy system called 10ThousandFeet That program has generated mass growth, attention, and value for my businessâeven in a crowded market, even without investing thousands of dollars in research or development.
Today, weâre releasing the first of 3 exclusive training videos to help you find the Big Thing that will carry your business into itâs next phase of growth. To watch the first of these 3 videos, head to my course page, hit RSVP, and scroll down and watch.
Over the next two weeks, Iâll answer some of the most pressing questions about developing your Big Thing and explain the process that great entrepreneurs use to develop products that stand the test of time and wow their customers. Youâll learn:
â Where to find the inspiration to create your Next Big Thing
â How to select the right idea out of the multitudes rattling around in your brain
â What you need to develop before Your Next Big Thing
â Why customers get excited but donât buy
With these 3 videos, youâll be already for my next CreativeLive workshop, August 21-23, called Market, Launch, and Sell Your Next Big Thing. I expect to see you then! Want to get started? Just RSVP to my class, then you'll be invited to watch and learn.
Image: Ian Munroe via Flickr[/caption]
Apple has the iPhone, Oprah has O Magazine, Netflix has Orange is the New Black. Every business needs at least one Big Thing.
Itâs that product or service thatâs the blockbuster, the flagship, the signature. It encapsulates the value the business creates, the purpose the business holds dear, and the culture the business nurtures.
When a business leverages a Big Thing, its reach grows organically, its sales come naturally, and its customers act as brand evangelists. And all that adds up to big success.
Your Big Thing is the product, service, or program that you are staking your reputation on. Itâs how people remember your business and why theyâre excited to get your emails, follow your Facebook page, or watch your tweets come down their stream.
The business owners I work with are all either refining and improving their Big Things or developing new ones. I watched Kate Swoboda take a simple information product she created 3 years ago and turn it into a thriving coach community and training program that sheâs now well known for. I helped Natasha Vorompiova channel her 1:1 business systems service into a signature program called the Systematic Success Guide which has significantly increased her revenue over the last year. And Iâve coached Ali Shapiro as she develops and grows her Truce With Food program to help more and more women end their food angst with her Thinkerâs Diet.
Does your business have an offer that represents what you do beautifully, sells easily, and leverages what you do best?
Your Big Thing might feel like the Holy Grail. But this is no wild goose chase. You can discover your Next Big Thing through a simple process.
Itâs the same process I used to develop my own Big Thing, a business strategy system called 10ThousandFeet That program has generated mass growth, attention, and value for my businessâeven in a crowded market, even without investing thousands of dollars in research or development.
Today, weâre releasing the first of 3 exclusive training videos to help you find the Big Thing that will carry your business into itâs next phase of growth. To watch the first of these 3 videos, head to my course page, hit RSVP, and scroll down and watch.
Over the next two weeks, Iâll answer some of the most pressing questions about developing your Big Thing and explain the process that great entrepreneurs use to develop products that stand the test of time and wow their customers. Youâll learn:
â Where to find the inspiration to create your Next Big Thing
â How to select the right idea out of the multitudes rattling around in your brain
â What you need to develop before Your Next Big Thing
â Why customers get excited but donât buy
With these 3 videos, youâll be already for my next CreativeLive workshop, August 21-23, called Market, Launch, and Sell Your Next Big Thing. I expect to see you then! Want to get started? Just RSVP to my class, then you'll be invited to watch and learn.