Author: Dr. Mike Montes

It is the mortar that makes it all possible.

It is the mortar that makes it all possible.

Today, I’d like to discuss the three keys to business development and how you may construct a solid foundation by using the right bricks.

There are three main areas of business development:

  • Innovation
  • Quantification
  • Orchestration

These three components, when done correctly, will help you lay a strong foundation for your company. Let’s take a closer look at each one of these for a moment.

Innovation

The term “innovation” is used to describe anything that is new, as well as the process of coming up with new ideas. The act of implementing innovative ideas into action is known as innovation. This area should receive a lot of attention at first and even throughout your company’s existence.

Quantification

This is about the figures. We’re talking about the worth of your creation. The best indicator of this is to look at customer feedback. Look for what you’re doing well, and keep doing it. Look to your negative responses for insights on what you’re doing wrong and how to correct it. You’ll be able to develop and progress with the demands of your consumers and business climate if you do this.

Orchestration

Once you’ve discovered what aspects are successful, you may focus in on them and concentrate on making them the centerpieces of your campaign. You refocus your efforts here to get the most out of your business and meet the demands of your clients.

We can help you work through these three areas to put together your franchise prototype during your FREE test drive.

In the next few lessons we are going to transition to the 7 specific areas you need to consider in your franchise prototype process:

  • Primary Aim
  • Strategic Objectives
  • Organizational Strategy
  • Management Strategy
  • People Strategy
  • Marketing Strategy
  • Systems Strategy 

These 7 areas will fine turn your plan for the ultimate level of success.

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You Turn Me Right ‘Round Baby, Right ‘Round

You Turn Me Right ‘Round Baby, Right ‘Round

Franchises are the most common kind of turn-key business. Franchises exist for every sector on Earth, and they’re quite simple to obtain and require no technical experience. McDonald’s is a great illustration. In fact, a 12-figure, 38,000 franchises example. 

There are a few things we are going to talk about:

  • Business Format Franchise
  • The Franchise Prototype
  • Franchise Prototype Standards

Business Format Franchise

The franchise business form is derived from a prior model known as the “trade name” franchise. The most significant improvement was in terms of rights. During the days of the “trade name,” the franchise owner only had marketing rights; now, however, franchisees have ownership rights to the entire firm, including processes. This has allowed us to shift our attention away from the quality and name recognition of the company’s goods to sales methods that support the company.

The Franchise Prototype

It was the franchise prototypes that allowed for the modifications to be made, allowing today’s franchises to really shine with the methods developed by the owners rather than those from the corporation. This can make a significant difference in the franchise’s success since the owner may now tailor their marketing and deals to the specific requirements of their local target consumers.

Franchise Prototype Standards

Now, all of this being said, no one with a reasonable mind would invest in a franchise if the parent firm did not have a well-developed strategy for ensuring that the company succeeded. So, there are a few criteria that must be met in order to get the franchise process off the ground.

Identify potential clients/clients, suppliers, creditors, and staff who will provide consistently high-quality service.

  1. Build a user-friendly model that can be utilized by anybody with any level of expertise.
  2. Create a defect-free version of the model.
  3. Make a model with Operations Manuals.
  4. Develop a representation that will provide consistent, dependable results.
  5. Develop a model that includes the same color, dress, and facility standards as your own.

In addition to these, the parent company employs various strategies to ensure that their brand is still in front of customers’ minds and that it remains consistent. When you buy a well-known company, you will collect consumers simply because they are yourself.

If you are considering purchasing a franchise, talk with one of our experienced business coaches during our FREE test drive.

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Dr. Mike Montes

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Expand Your Company’s Life Cycle

Expand Your Company’s Life Cycle

Today I’m going to talk about the life cycle of a business and how to get the most out of each cycle while also extending the lifespan of your business. 

The four different stages of a business life cycle are:

  • Infancy
  • Adolescence
  • Growing Pains
  • Maturity

We’ll discuss what each of these cycles entails and how they may help your company survive longer.

Infancy

The owner, usually known as the technician, is in this stage. The connection between the company and the owner is that of a father to his new newborn child at this time. There is an unbreakable tie that must be discovered in order to chart your company’s future course. Never let go of your child.

The secret is to recognize that your company must develop in order to thrive. You won’t be able to stay in this phase indefinitely.

Adolescence

In this stage, you must begin combining your support staff to delegate and enable progress. The technical person is the first line of defense since they must have a certain level of technical knowledge. However, in this cycle, the manager takes center stage. A connection should be established with the entrepreneur before anything else occurs in order to plan for the future.

Growing Pains

There’s a time in every company when it grows and becomes chaotic. This is known as the growing pains phase. It’s a problem, to be sure, but it’s an issue nonetheless. You’re frequently presented with a number of options:

  • Avoid growth and stay small
  • Go broke
  • Push forward into the next cycle

Maturity

The fourth stage, maturity, does not signal the conclusion of your company. In order for your business to flourish, you must maintain a growth mindset. To move your firm forward, you must keep an entrepreneurial viewpoint.

You’ll notice how all four of these cycles are linked and rely on a solid base for each one of them in order for your business to thrive and continue to exist. All three of your essential positions (the technician, manager, and entrepreneur who I discussed in my previous post) must collaborate to overcome these cycles.

If you’re having trouble putting your business life cycles together and determining which of the key roles you belong to, try out our FREE test drive.

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Gather Your Motley Crew

Gather Your Motley Crew

Today, I’d like to talk about the various sorts of support workers you’ll require and why they’re so crucial.

There are essentially three key functions that must be completed in order to get your business up and running:

  • The Technician
  • The Manager
  • The Entrepreneur

There are many other responsibilities and roles to be handled simultaneously by various individuals with the appropriate skills. It’s all about equilibrium.

The Technician

This is the person who symbolizes the present, as well as all that has to be accomplished for the physical aspects of building a company. They are typically the most obvious figure in the entire operation.

The Manager

Another is a “keeper” in the sense that he or she maintains the status quo, even if it isn’t what we want. This individual is associated with the past and works to correct faults by learning from mistakes. They are in charge of putting together the business and monitoring the planning, which makes them the practical side of things.

The Entrepreneur

This individual is a symbol of the future and the firm’s vision. They are in charge of developing new ideas for products/services, company image, branding, and more.

The secret may be to discover employees who possess the qualities you need and then trust them. Finding people with the talents and skills you require is not always as easy as it appears. When it comes to finding individuals that fit these requirements, there are three crucial elements. All of these characteristics are significant in any business’s success, and in order to 

You may find this difficult since you’ll need to give up some control and build trust in people for them to do their tasks.

Remember, our business coaches can help you through this entire process and teach you how to avoid falling victim to e-myths when you try our FREE test drive.

Special Note From Dr. Mike Montes,

My team has created a program with the perfect combination of online resources, tools, and support to get you out of any financial distress you’re presently experiencing… help you get laser-focused on your highest income-producing activities… and help you develop and then apply the fundamentals that build multimillion-dollar businesses.

Interested??

The E-Learning Marketing System™ is the most powerful and dynamic do-it-yourself client attraction program ever created.

YOUR MARKETING COACH

Dr. Mike Montes

Download my new book and I’ll show you how you
can triple your current number of leads, double
your sales and increase your annual revenue by
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Are You Aiding And Encouraging E-Myths?

Are You Aiding And Encouraging E-Myths?

We’ll go on a trip through the world of e-myths, debunking them to help you avoid being sucked in by the e-myth trap.

First, let’s define an e-myth. An entrepreneurial myth, or e-myth, is an assumption that anyone can succeed at business with:

  • A need 
  • Some money
  • Projected a targeted profit

This may seem appealing, but it is simply not feasible. Consider starting a company as a marathon. Sure, everyone begins at breakneck speed, but after a while, people begin slowing down, and some drop out entirely. Building a successful business requires stamina and quickness.

The fact is that a successful business has many different elements, and any of them must be considered if you want to achieve success.

Let’s look at what the term “entrepreneurial seizure” means. This captures the thrill of the beginning, developing, and potential failure of a business.

The emotions that occur, in order, are:

  • Euphoria
  • Exhaustion
  • Despair 
  • Sense of self-loss 

This is most likely due to the e-myths and preconceptions we discussed previously. You may get your hopes up so high on the immediate success that even a minor delay causes you to fall into an emotional tailspin. This is also caused by the harsh realization that you can’t do everything alone, which leads you to question if you should continue down this path.

The feeling of despair can be so intense that it leads to a sense of self-loss, where you feel like you’re not the same person you used to be. This is usually due to the change in lifestyle and the expectations you had.

I hope this article has helped you see that running a business is not easy, and there are many different aspects

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Let them catch the vision

Let them catch the vision

We’re going to go through the 5 essential keys to a successful and reusable marketing campaign launch. Once you have these basics down, you can use them over and over again.

The 5 essential keys are:

• Define your Unique Selling Proposition (USP)
• Put an effective sales offer to work
• Avoid the marketing pitfalls
• Use a world-class marketing perspective
• Get results!

We’ll go through each one of these, so you can see exactly how to use them and how they all affect the overall outcome of your marketing campaign.

Define your Unique Selling Proposition (USP)

Take the time to ask yourself some questions from the perspective of the customers/clients. What would it take to get your attention? What needs do you have that need to be met? What are the promises you want to be fulfilled?

Once you know the answers to these questions you can start putting together a plan to meet these needs. Then take a look at what USP your competitors are using to help you develop your own USP. Your USP is what you are “promising” your customers/clients.

This is what’s going to set you apart from your competition.

Put an effective sales offer to work

To develop an effective sales plan, you need to:

1. Put together a headline that gets immediate attention.
2. Share benefits of your products/services speaking from the customers’ perspective.
3. Identify the specific needs met by your products/services.
4. Make it easy to do business with you by offer guarantees.
5. Share your specific sales proposition.
6. Walk your customers/clients through how they should respond and act.
7. Motivate with a call to action.

What this all means is, you need to put together what makes your products/services special and compel customers to buy. If they don’t feel like they NEED your product, they won’t buy. You need to answer a question, solve a problem or feed an obsession.

You need to provide them with all the information they need to make an informed and confident decision. Buyer’s remorse is one of the worst things that can happen.

Avoid the marketing pitfalls

There are 5 major marketing pitfalls many businesses fall into and you should avoid:

• Ignore market testing and push on with an inaccurate plan.
• Offer an incomplete case, or reasons, throughout their marketing plan.
• Fail to notice the needs of their prospective customers/clients.
• Fail to diversify their marketing options.
• Fail to get market opinions on their offers.

These are all areas to avoid. If you’ve been working through these lessons, avoiding these pitfalls should be easy and natural.

Use a world-class marketing perspective

World-Class marketing perspective is important, especially if you want to attract customers/clients from all over the world. You can do this a number of different techniques and activities:

1. Keep a marketing journal and scribble down anything innovate you see.
2. Keep encouraging your marketing department, or yourself, to try new things and dump the ones that aren’t working.
3. Order from your own company under a different name and analyze the process of ordering, shipping, online store, customer service and the product itself. This will show you where the areas for improvement in the customer experience.
4. Read every quality ad you can find and keep a file for future ideas to consider.
5. When out in public, watch how consumers behave in different situations and how they consider their purchases.
6. Step down a notch or two and work on the front lines with your sales and customer service staff.
7. Continuously acknowledge your staff, vendors and customers. Everyone works and shops better when they feel appreciated.
8. Always listen to feedback from employees and customers.
9. Continuously test markets, ads, and marketing techniques. This is the only way to stay successful and know what’s working and, more importantly, what’s not.
10. Offer more information in your marketing than anyone else. The more information you offer, the more products/services you’ll sell.
11. A great marketing plan can only get better. Continue to fine-tune and refine your marketing plan based on testing results and feedback.
12. Be classy in your marketing. Make sure your marketing and advertising fits your company image, products/service and quality.
13. Improve your best marketing areas and drop those that aren’t working.
14. Focus on what you say, not how you say it. The best marketing ideas turn into the best marketing naturally.
15. Develop all your ads, campaigns and sales materials with an attention to compelling and factual information.

By using these techniques you can put your name out there to the world and become one of the top brands in your industry.

Get results!

The last area we are going to talk about is the best-satisfied customers. If your customers aren’t satisfied, you’ve wasted all your marketing resources and all chance of positive word-of-mouth advertising. You can satisfy your customers by:

• Providing quality products/services
• Providing high quality customer service
• Providing a low-pressure, highly informative sales experience
• Taking all the risk away with a great guarantee

To generate more business there are a couple of simple techniques that work every time:

• Build your database with a contest.
• Do regular mailings with sales, discounts, or other incentives.
• Find other creative ways to keep your current customers coming back for more.

“As long as the reward is directly related to your product or service, you can’t lose. Why not get started today? It’s so simple, it’s so seldom done, and it’s so profitable. And that’s the bottom line.” Jay Abraham

It is so simple! So, why aren’t you starting today? We can help you put together a great marketing plan that will get you results. Try our FREE test drive and find the tools and resources you need to be built by some of the biggest names in the marketing world.

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Do It Like the Big Dawgs!

Do It Like the Big Dawgs!

Today we’ll take a look at how the kings of industry wine, dine, and otherwise cajole prospects.

Most successful professionals use a series of information-based ads that build emotion and a call to action. These are much more effective than a standard company branding advertisements. The same principles that go into putting together a high-impact (and, often, high-priced) ad campaign can be adapted to fit your needs with similar results.

Here are some ways to put together and execute a professional, effective ad campaign:

  1. Put together a short report that’ll you’ll automatically send to prospects when they contact you. This should include a short description of your business and what you specialize in. Don’t forget to include case studies, samples, or other proof of your success.

  2. Develop value-oriented yellow page ads.

  3. Consider newsletters as a way of educating and informing customers about your industry and the services offered.

  4. Offer a free seminar, webinar, or other lecture to build awareness of your business, but make sure you make the information pertinent to your target market and find speakers who are respected and known in the industry.

  5. Buy an existing business, introduce better marketing, and grow this new business faster than a “from scratch” business.

  6. Always test different versions of your ads to find the most effective ones.

  7. Use direct mail marketing to grow your business.

  8. Put together a database of previous customers and send them new information.

  9. Offer incentives such as frequent purchasing benefits, loyalty programs, referral programs, or others.

  10. Approach large firms who may need your services and negotiate a deal to be their exclusive expert in your field.

  1. Offer a 24-hour information line with a regularly updated recorded message. Make this available to all past and future customers/clients.

  2. Donate time or materials to local charities to show support in your area.

  3. Offer public clinics for the general public to come along and discuss what they need that’s free and approachable.

  4. Organize seminars your customers/clients can pay to attend by putting together a high-perception value package.

  5. Approach local newspapers by offering to write a weekly column about your area of expertise. Don’t ask for money, just a byline and bio.

  6. Develop a weekend or other destination seminar for customers/clients, not only does this give you an action-packed weekend with the most important people, but it also gives them a tax-deductible business adventure.

  7. Take a good seminar and turn it into written form as a home study, member site program, audio or video program.

  8. Approach large companies and offer to give seminars to their employees, investors, or management.

  9. Be proactive with your marketing plan.

  10. Barter for your marketing. Offer products or services in lieu of payment.

  11. Be willing to bring in new clients, even if at an initial loss because it will likely pay off later.

  12. Regulate your marketing budget to maximize the potential income from them to hit the next year and try to push back advertising costs for the next year to offset your expenses.

  13. Make offers to target markets or target market businesses to pay them for referrals or shared databases.

  14. Offer loaner products to replace equipment that is to be repaired or refurbished.

  15. Give away something free to everyone who brings in a print version of your advertisement. This is a great way to see which ads are giving you the most bang for your buck.

26. Continually consider what new products/services you can offer to current customers/clients.

  1. Develop a mail order division of your company.

  2. Offer a proposition to your competitors to trade customers/clients you were both unsuccessful in selling to.

  3. Use different marketing tactics as an excuse to attract new customers/clients with new offers and goodies.

  4. Offer a “you-choose-the-price” program. This is especially good for products you just can’t seem to sell.

So, there are 30 great ways to market to other professionals and businesses. Some other great ways to get your name out there for little or no cost are:

  • Get involved in your community-volunteer, donate to local events, etc.

  • Join your local Chamber of Commerce and attend the networking and other

    activities throughout the year.

  • Join a local, state, or regional professional associate for further networking

    opportunities.

  • Become a board member of a local organization.

    Advertising should never be your only method of marketing, there are a myriad of ways to get your name out there in a way that feels personal to potential customers/clients.

    “Effective advertising…must be used to get your name out to the public. If your name is not familiar to people, they will not come to you.” Jay Abraham

    If you’re not sure where you start with your marketing plan or how to reach out to your local community, competitors, customers/clients, and others who could influence your business in a highly positive way try our FREE test drive to experience the tools and resources we have to boost your business to the next level and beyond.

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Dr. Mike Montes

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PR Equals Free Publicity

PR Equals Free Publicity

There are three key areas of public relations you can use to boost your advertising results ten-fold over your paid advertising.

The key to public relations lies in:

  • Public relation or publicity
  • Merchandising
  • Promotions

    With a solid plan in place that encompasses all these areas, you’ll have a great approach to use public relations in the best way possible.

    Public relations include all that is the media. Don’t limit yourself. The attention of newspapers, television, radio, magazines, bloggers, ezines, and more are all equally powerful. Online marketing is just as, if not more, important as conventional media.

    Here are the steps to get noticed by the media:

  1. Put together a press release for your company. The press release should be relevant to your target market and address consumer interest, not just announce your business.
  2. Compact your press release to include one hook and one angle. Choose the most attention-getting to make sure the media person you are sending it to is interested in reading it.
  3. Put your press release in professional formatting. With press releases, you need a dateline, the most important information at the top, facts, figures and wrap it up with contact details including who and how. Print the press release on your letterhead.
  4. Send your press release to all television and radio stations, local and metro newspapers, national newspapers, industry magazines, and any other form of media that reaches your target market. Don’t forget to include relevant blogs, ezines, press release submission sites, and to industry professionals.

More importantly than a perfect press release is to make sure you have addressed the needs of your target market in the products/services you offer and made that clear in the press release. If you are provided people a solution to a problem, a way to avoid a

problem and an opportunity to enhance their life the media and public will be interested.

If you have a connection (or the ability to get a connection) with a celebrity, this can practically guarantee you’ll get attention. Make sure you are offered newsworthy information and then follow up with media outlets to make sure they are publicizing that information.

“One of the most powerful techniques every business should use is free publicity. As the name implies, there is no cost, just the time and effort required to attract attention to your business.” Jay Abraham

Our FREE test drive can show you how to put together press releases that work! Check out how the pro’s do it and craft the perfect press releases for your business.

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Dr. Mike Montes

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How Well Do You Know Your Vendors?

How Well Do You Know Your Vendors?

It’s extremely important to build relationships with your vendors and those around you can bring in new customers/clients and increase awareness of your company branding.

The people you work directly with on your products and services are really the ones with the most to gain when you find success. By taking the time to get to know them, you’ll find a whole host of opportunities you didn’t realize were there.

Look for great ways to offer your vendors rewards for helping grow your business and everyone wins. One of ways you can do this is by offering performance based incentives that are much larger than their normal charges.

Here’s the step-by-step process to putting together a partnership with a vendor:

1. Approach all the vendors you work with and offer an incentive based on performance.

2. Put the generous incentive plan together from their perspective, even take suggestions.

3. Develop a clear, concise and easy to track incentive plan, this will increase competition between vendors and therefore higher performance levels.

4. Encourage subsequent sales instead of focusing only on the initial sale. By doing this you can give away more of the profit from the initial sale to your vendors and make higher profits off the back end products. Encourage:

• Future sales
• Upsell better and more profitable products/services
• Cross-sell to additional products

5. Create an incentive plan that’s irresistible to your vendors by offering generous, exclusive compensation.

Think of all the vendors you work with and the creative ways you can put together an incentive plan that entices them to be part of your business. Use their talents, capabilities and connections and you’ll both be winners.

Putting together an incentive plan doesn’t have to be a complicated process. Use our FREE test drive to come up with some great ideas and put your incentive plan together for maximum results.

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Telemarketing is NOT the Anti-Christ

Telemarketing is NOT the Anti-Christ

Today you’ll learn how to use direct mail marketing and, yes, telemarketing to your full advantage. I know, the word “telemarketing” might as well be four letters, but there is a way to help customers feel like they are getting personal attention and keep them from blocking your number!

With the success direct mail marketing has had and the availability of computers, these can be used as a powerful marketing tool for your success. Telemarketing is best for high priced, high margin products/services.

    Here are the key steps to putting together a highly effective direct mail marketing program:
  1. List all benefits customers will get from the purchase of your products and services.
  2. Pick the single most powerful benefit out of that list.
  3. Build an attention-getting headline around that benefit. Remember to use emotion-fulfill the desire to be young, wealthy, desired, popular or successful.
  4. Develop a sales letter using the headline you created to grab attention, provide information and motivate customers to act.
  5. Put together supplementary items, such as a brochure, order form, reply envelope or note that encourages them to read the letter.
  6. Rent or purchase a mailing list.
  7. Compare cost of mailing vs. cost per order.
  8. Continue to test and refine your direct mail marketing plan.

You can see how direct mail marketing can help you find a local or even country-wide target market to send letters or postcards to and draw in new clientele and customers.

Fine-tuning your marketing campaign will bring better results and therefore lower the overall cost of the campaign.

    To be successful in telemarketing you need to:
  • Put together a plan, so you know exactly what you want to accomplish during the call.
  • Develop a list of topics to discuss and the questions you want to present around these topics.
  • Input verbiage checking to see if you are calling at a good time.
  • Include enough questions to keep the conversation interesting, but not too many to sound like you are interrogating.
  • Start with broad questions and narrow your focus as the conversation continues.
  • Offer feedback to show them you are paying attention and appreciate their time.
  • Don’t insult their intelligence or manipulate them.
  • Listen first, talk second.
  • Be relaxed and conversational.

Telemarketing doesn’t have to be the trauma it’s made out to be. You can put together an honest, personal and effective telemarketing campaign that is endearing, informative and gets the job done. Think of how you would want to be treated on a marketing call.

Ask your friends and family what they hate most about the telemarketing calls they get and work hard to craft your plan in a better way.

“When selling by telephone, you have approximately thirty seconds to convince the customer to listen to you. You need an opening statement that captures their attention, conveys who you are, what you want and why the prospect should listen.”
~ Jay Abraham

It’s easy to see how direct mail marketing and telemarketing can positively affect your business by bringing in new customers and increasing the level of awareness about your products, services and company branding. Our FREE test drive offers the resources and tools you need to work through these processes and put together the best marketing plan you can.

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Dr. Mike Montes

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