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5 Consultant Strategies for Getting Unstuck

David A Fields

Or your consulting firm is stuck. Write a book, or track consulting project profitability, or win a consulting project from the Danish royal family.) Or some Godzilla task smashed its way to the forefront and all your (consulting firm’s) work has … Continued. You’re stuck.

Strategy 286
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SEO for Consultants and Coaches: How to Attract Clients Without Chasing Them

Consulting Matters

When your website includes a customized SEO strategy for consultants, it can become a 24/7 client magnet. Your website can become a powerhouse for client attraction—if you have an SEO strategy for your consulting business. I’ve used the same strategy to pivot into brand messaging. Sounds dreamy, right?

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Perspectives on “The 24-Hour Customer” (Strategy, Marketing, and Innovation Book) in Context of Marketing Segmentation

Steve Shu Consulting

included me on her distribution list for an advanced reading copy of her new book, The 24-Hour Customer. I cannot say enough good things about this book. In my mind, the book is excellent for executives, strategists, marketing, and innovators. But a better strategy is to start by thinking about “why” people purchase.

Marketing 256
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Consultants: Challenge Yourself To THINK BIGGER in 2025

Consulting Success

Picture this: Miami, April 2024 at our Consulting Success mastermind event. A room full of consultants just like you, each nursing their own private doubts about what’s truly possible for their businesses.

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Business Book Review: The McKinsey Way

Management Consulted

Today, we continue our series of book reviews with a look at The McKinsey Way , a book written by a former Associate at McKinsey, Ethan M. Although the book is fun and well structured, the book skims the surface on a wide variety of topics and doesn’t go into great detail. 3 interesting book insights.

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How to Pay Less Tax as an Independent Consultant

Successful Independent Consulting

Tax season is probably the most important time for independent consultants to think like business owners. You may be able to reduce those taxes by setting up an LLC and filing your taxes as an S-corporation , though thats a long-term strategy, not a yearly decision. Note that tickets of any sort are not deductible.

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What Are The Best Management Consulting Books?

Steve Shu Consulting

There are four books that I recommend as core to the generic practice of consulting. Process Consultation by Edgar Schein (dry read). Flawless Consulting by Peter Block (optional and highly recommended for those coming from engineering versus consulting backgrounds). These are: The McKinsey Way by Ethan Rasiel.