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[Back] Business Networking Luncheon
Attraction Marketing - How to Achieve 119% Growth in Your Business in the Next 90 DaysDebra Jacobs, Director, Jacobs Ladder
Debra Jacobs says there are 3 key areas to focus on - attracting more leads, converting more leads and increasing the value of each client. Creating and then automating this process is truly liberating for most small business owners, leaving them free to run their business, rather than the business running them. Debra Jacobs, is the Director of Jacobs Ladder and is a Master Associate of the Attraction Marketing System with a women's perpective. She has experience of product based businesses and specialises in bringing new products to market. Having built and then sold 2 businesses in the last 6 years, whilst having babies and raising her 5 daughters (all currently under 12) in the mix, she has plenty of experience in 'making things work' with many bumps and bruises to show for it. All of this background simply highlights the benefits of Attraction Marketing since it frees up so much of the time that you didn't have in the first place. What you'll learn how to:l Charge what you're really worth. How to Promote Yourself at This Event:Brochure or Product Sample Distribution: If you bring a door prize with you to this event you’re then entitled to place your promotional flyers or product samples onto the seats of all guests for insertion in their take home satchels. Read details about how to participate. MenuOn Arrival: Pre-luncheon drink followed by cash bar. Main: Roasted saddle of lamb on sauteed spinach and parsnip puree - served with steamed seasonal vegetables. Dessert: Pecan pie with caramel gelato. Note: Meal will be served with fresh dinner rolls and followed by coffee, tea and chocolates. Menu Choice: TicketsMembers $60.00 | Visitors $80.00 Join WNA now and attend at the discounted Member Rate.
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Let's face it...being in business can be tough. At the end of the day, many small business owners just don't get rewarded well enough for all that they do. One of the biggest challenges of being in small business is that few people really understand what it's like running a business, often leaving you with no-one you can turn to.