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Behind the scenes content post on Linked In. I’m looking to both give the sense of me and give a micro dose of visual education. I’m curious what feeling you come away with. Is the hook strong enough? Thanks!
Capturing a moment, not a pose.
Last weekend I visited the Camille Claudel sculpture exhibit at the Art Institute of Chicago to take…Read More
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I like it! The only thing I got stuck on was badassity. I feel like Badassery might sound better.
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I agree, when written.. Capitalize B.
But, I really want to challenge you. Your CP is LIVE/In-Person. You have been relaying on written and visual. How can you use your Live/In-Person CP Style to deliver this content?
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Qualifying questions
Updated my Contact page with more specific qualifying questions.
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Added a question about publishing content to both Calendly for and message form.
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Hey @danbadassity-com. Happy Monday! Wondering why you chose so few questions and not very specific questions? As we discussed in the club session – clarity and specificity and depth matter a lot here!
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Behind the Scenes content
I’m curious what you take away about my personality from this piece I posted on Linked In.
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Have you ever experienced something both magnificent and incomplete?
Two weeks ago I spent a week in Florence, Italy, the birthplace of Renaissance art and architecture. I don’t know about you, but this…Read More![]()
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I love this Dan! although I’ve not visited in person, you paint an engaging picture that had me wondering about the “magnificent and incomplete”! Wrt, personality… i think personality is a complex set of parts informed by life, genetics, environment… however, what comes to mind points to depth- someone who is curious about life, thoughtful,…Read More
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Thanks, Ann! That’s helpful!
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That you embrace and welcome the and/both and living in the gray that is life.
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Sales Qualifier Questions
I revised my sales qualifier questions on the Packages page of my website: https://www.badassity.com/packages
The qualifier questions are in the form of statements in a section entitled Who’s This For? for each of my packages.
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Very clear to me. One thing that might need to be explained is “on-location session”. This could be read as on your location or on a location of my choice.
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Hi Dan, I like your packages, and the “who is it for” is very clear. That made me think about mine, as I have these sections on my offers and packages. But, Reality check : I don’t think people read them (if they even reach that place of the offer description page !)
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Remember, people don’t always read a website. I would use better question in your schedule a consultation form. “How can I help” is too generic.
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Value Messaging – posting on Linked In and Facebook
No more boring headshots: Three tips for using location for standout personal brand images
Ever go to a coach’s website and see a conventional headshot photographed against a soft, blurry portrait studio backdrop? Of course we all have. It’s often the mark of a so-called “professional”…Read More
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Wow, that image is really big. Feels like the hook needs some love. Right now it’s oriented to avoiding what you don’t want — boring headshots. Maybe orient to what you DO want — like headshots that capture your attention? Either way I really want to position my services as MUST HAVE, not just nice to have. Thoughts?
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Hi Dan….Ever go to a coach’s website and see a conventional headshot photographed against a soft, blurry portrait studio backdrop? Of course we all have. It’s often the mark of a so-called “professional” headshot. Is this your hook? I agree with you, to talk about how it’s a must have. When you go on to explain how you like to persona…Read More
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You LOVE this format, don’t you! I really like this. If you wanted to A/B test this – I would put two images together. 1 of someone in front of the blue fuzzy background (if you have a client that used to have the bad background,, that would be cool to have the same person. I have a fuzzy blue background and outdoor ones that I am happy to donate…Read More
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Hi Dan,
Great pic of your client.
I would consider shortening the title – No more boring headshots: Three tips for using locationWhat confuses is me you talk about a blurry background, and part of your photo is out of focus. It seems contradictory to me. Plus, I am finding the out-of-focus portion distracting from the beautiful & strong portion…Read More
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