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Lucy Davies Coaching

Multiple offers isn't the problem

Published 7 months ago • 1 min read

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Hi Reader,

Most service providers I know have multiple offers.

And that's fine. The problem isn't having them. It's promoting all of them at once.

When everything's on the table, your audience can't tell what you're actually most brilliant at. Your message spreads thin. Your energy spreads thinner. And instead of one offer building momentum, you've got five things moving slowly ... or not at all.

If consistent, predictable income is what you're after right now, the most effective thing I know is to pick one offer and go deep.

Not delete the rest. Just choose one to back properly - with clear messaging, the right pricing, and your full attention.

Worried that choosing will be hard? Well when you look at what's already selling, what you deliver most confidently, and what people already associate you with, it's almost always obvious.

Hit reply if you want a second pair of eyes on your offer suite. I'm happy to take a look.

Chat soon!

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GlDr, Stockport, Cheshire SK
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