Answer four quick questions about your business and get three personalised ideas, including what to say to get people interested. Come back for more whenever you like.
What if people actually wanted to slide into your DMs?
Get three personalised ideas for little things your potential customers would actually want to ask you for, complete with invitations you can copy and share.
Have a nose at how Tiny Tastes works.
What do you actually get?
Three ideas for things you could offer potential customers, without having to create another bloody PDF or spend weeks putting together a new freebie.
And not just the ideas. For each one, you'll get:
You'll also get three options depending on how much time you've got. One might take you five minutes to deliver, another might take half an hour.
What you could offer and why someone might want it.
What to say to invite people to request it.
Where you could share the invitation.
What you'd need to prepare.
How to deliver it.
What you could do once someone responds.
Because there's not much point getting loads of people to put their hands up if you've accidentally given yourself another full-time job.
They ask. You do the work. They get a little taste of what you do.
Someone might not be ready to book a discovery call or spend a couple of grand with you. But they might be quite happy to ask you for something smaller.
They answer a question, make a choice or send you something they've already got. Nothing that requires an afternoon of homework.
You make, improve or recommend something specifically for them.
They get something useful, and they've now had a little experience of what working with you could be like.
And because it's connected to what you actually sell, you've got a natural reason to continue the conversation if it makes sense.
Fancy giving it a go?
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Hiya, I'm Zoë.
I help service business owners work out what's stopping them making more money and what to do about it.
I've seen plenty of people putting loads of effort into creating content, building their audience and trying to get more people to notice their business.
And sometimes, yes, they genuinely need more people seeing their work.
But sometimes they've already got people paying attention. They just haven't given them much of a reason to get in touch.
Which is why I made Tiny Tastes.
Give them something to put their hand up for.
You don't have to create a whole new marketing campaign to try something different.
Tell Tiny Tastes what you do and see what it suggests.