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SEO for Consultants: Your Most Pressing Questions, Answered

Consulting Matters

Let’s be real: SEO can feel like a big, mysterious puzzle for consultants. If you’re a consultant or coach, I know how valuable your time is. You want to know whether SEO can make a real difference for your consulting or coaching practice, or if it’s just one more thing to add to your already packed to-do list.

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Mistakes Consultants Make With Offers

Consulting Matters

Are your consultancy or coaching offers falling flat? Prepare to unearth the art and science of developing alluring offers for your consulting and coaching business, a transformative skill that could be the game-changer you need. Could you be making critical mistakes without even realizing it?

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How To Write a Blog Your Ideal Client Wants to Read

Consulting Matters

Most blog posts aren't helpful to your ideal customer. In this "On-The-Air Coaching Session", I sat down with Phil Fraser to discuss a blog post that took him three weeks to write! He decided to turn his advice into a consulting business! His blog posts should do just that! Fit - do we mesh with each other.

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Stand Out from the Digital Clutter [A Key Lesson for Consulting Firms]

David A Fields

Your consulting firm has adjusted to the lack of in-person meetings, conferences, meals, and walk-the-halls opportunities. Since you can’t attract or court Belinda Buyalot in person, you’ve moved your consulting firm’s visibility-building, marketing, and business development efforts online. So has everyone else.

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11 Best Consulting Blogs: Read These Blogs To Grow Your Consultancy

Tsavo Neal

When is the last time you read a helpful blog article that gave you actionable advice to improve your consulting business? Did you know that there are consultant-specific blogs that host such advice? Chances are, this answer would be found in the form of a blog article. You’ll be sure to find some help.

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What Best Practices Can Consultants Use to Develop Their Own Toolkit?

Steve Shu Consulting

Here are some of the techniques I have used over the years in different consulting roles, such as working for a traditional consulting firm, boutique firm, or as an independent: Research and keep a scrapboook of ideas – This can be a folder where you drop killer slides you’ve run into, killer figures, well done models, articles, etc.

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Shift Your Perspective to Make Business Development Easier

Successful Independent Consulting

Most consultants I know struggle with business development, and it’s a top concern among those thinking about going independent. “ Most of us never had sales training so this concern is understandable, but reframing how we think about business development can turn concern into action. Consultants aren’t salespeople.