Zero posts.
- "I'm not this person that gets on social media and wants to talk about anything."
- She started, in her words, "kicking and screaming."
- Years of good work. Nobody online knew it.
A presence people look forward to.
- 3 project conversations from one dentist
- 1 custom home inquiry the same week
- People from other companies looking at her profile
I asked about her industry, not just her goals.
We started in June.I asked questions and pulled things out of her to share.Then I wrote and posted in her words, on Instagram first. LinkedIn came next.
The ripple.
I've gone from not having an online presence at all to having a presence that people are actually looking forward to. And that's in a very short timeframe.
What this does and doesn't show
These are conversations, not contracts. No signed work and no dollar figure yet. A meeting with the dentist was set for the following week.
What she says mattered most: "It made me stop and really evaluate the business and evaluate where we were going and evaluate me as a leader. And that's been probably the piece that is priceless for me."
The short answers
Did Shelia write the posts?
No. I asked the questions and pulled things out of her, then wrote and posted in her words.
How long did it take?
About 90 days from our first meeting in June to the dentist's call.
Were the projects signed?
Not yet. They are three project conversations and one custom home inquiry. We say so on purpose.
Your work is good. So what's in the way?
In 20 minutes, find the one gap slowing you down (your message, your data, your team or your time) and the first move to close it. A person looks at it with you, not a bot.
