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I lived in New York for 10 years, from 2000 to 2010. And I worked in New York City for a good part of those 10 years. And while working in the city, I occasionally had to go to offsite meetings in a different part of the city, I went to office parties after work, got together with friends and colleagues for a couple of drinks on Fridays, I went to some entrepreneur and tech meetups, I even spoke at a couple of those meetups, and every single time, after the evening ended, I dreaded one thing and one thing only: Trying to get a cab to go back to Grand Central station, from where I would then take the Metro to go back to Ossining, where I lived at the time.
If you've ever lived or worked in a crowded city like New York city, you know how ridiculously hard it was as recently as barely 10 years ago to get a cab.
And if it was rush hour, just fuhgeddaboudit. Also, around 8 or 9 PM when people were exiting concerts and sports events and parties, it was darn near impossible to get a yellow cab, because every single cab was either already taken, or they were not available, and if they were available, you were probably competing with 20 other people all spread out on the street, all with their arms extended, trying to get the attention of the lone cab with the light at the top. And then it came down to who the cab driver saw first, and it always felt like people who looked more wall-streety, more attractive, with formal or fancy clothes, somehow always seemed to get the cab ahead of me.
And this was a problem literally every day, for literally tens of thousands of people who were at a party or meeting or event, or simply were too tired to take the subway.
And I can guarantee you, 99% of them, at some point, wished so badly that they could press a button on their phone and get a cab. Guess what? Someone did make it happen. And it was called...
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In this episode: Proof, Intrigue & Suspense, Cliffhangers, WHAT but not HOW
There is a lot we can learn from Hollywood. Especially about what NOT to do. This series is about learning Business secrets, Marketing secrets, and even Content Creation secrets, from Hollywood.
So let's see the best things we can take away from Hollywood and apply them to Business, Marketing, and Content Creation.
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In part 2 of this series, I talk about creating a network, building a team, and to practice or not to practice.
There is a lot we can learn from Hollywood. Especially about what NOT to do. This episode is about learning Business secrets, Marketing secrets, and even Content Creation secrets, from Hollywood.
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There is a lot we can learn from Hollywood. Especially about what NOT to do. But this episode is about learning Business secrets, Marketing secrets, and even Content Creation secrets, from Hollywood.
So let's see the best things we can take away from Hollywood and apply them to Business, Marketing, and Content Creation.
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I've talked and written about what I call "Start With The Last Thing First". E.g., when it comes to creating your offer, start with the last thing first - your sales page. And within that, start with the last thing first - the pricing table.
Start with the end goal and work your way backward.
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I have an acronym for Urgency Scarcity and Exclusivity: USE.
You've got to use USE in all of your offers.
Every offer should end in a call to action (CTA) – like “Buy this”, “Click here”, “Sign up” or “Call us”.
But a CTA alone isn’t always enough to get your audience to take action. There needs to be some additional motivation to get them to take action now.
Without that added motivation, your offer will probably get set aside for “I’ll get back to this later”. And “later” usually means “never”, because you may not get another chance to get them back to your website.
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