Hi Reader,
As solopreneurs, we often wear all the hats - especially when it comes to marketing and sales. It's easy to think of them as the same, but each one has a different role.
Marketing is everything you do to attract leads - it's about creating awareness, building trust, and showcasing your expertise. Think of it like planting seeds ๐ฑ Your website, social media, blogs, and emails? All marketing. They set the stage for a potential customer to say, "I want to learn more."
Sales, on the other hand, is the process of turning those leads into paying clients. ๐ธ It's the 1:1 conversations, the follow-up emails, and the negotiations. Sales happen when someone raises their hand and says, "I'm ready" - and it's your job to guide them to a clear decision.
The key relationship here? Marketing feeds โโ your sales pipeline. For example, you might share a blog post (marketing) that leads someone to book a discovery call (sales). Or, your newsletter might spark interest (marketing), prompting a reader to reach out to learn more about your services (sales).
Your mission: As you plan your week, set aside time for both marketing and sales. That looks like posting or scheduling one day and following up on leads another day. If you want to grow you have to do BOTH. Marketing alone won't get you there.
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