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HOW

WHY

marketing

101

Live Your Lifestyle University

Marketing

GOOGLE: The action or business of promoting and selling products or services, including market research and advertising.

It's everything

- Branding: Message & Positioning

- Packaging: Products or Services

- Website: Website Design

- Advertising: Paid Campaigns

So...

- Partnerships: Influencers & Companies

- Social Media: Your Online Presence

- Clothing: Customers & Employees

It's everything

Expert secret

how do people feel when they see your brand?

what pops in their head?

feel

What does your brand represent?

Who is your market?

Map

what do you represent?

brand

Personal Brand or Business Brand, how do you want to be represented to the marketplace?

Foundation

brand purpose

#1. Your Message

- Every brand has a

message, an avatar, etc...

- Whats your message?

What do you represent?

- How do you want to be recognized?

- What problem do you solve?

- Gary Vee

- Apple

- Elon Musk

brand perception

#2. Your Emotion

- What emotion do you bring

out of people?

- How do they feel?

- How are you being recognized?

- What adjectives are tied to your brand?

brand personality

#3. Your Style

- How do you represent

yourself?

- Positive?

- Serious?

- Power?

brand position

#4. Your Standing

- How do you want to be

positioned in the marketplace?

- Higher Quality?

- Highly Affordable?

- The Expert? The Generalist?

- Exclusive?

brand promotion

#5. Your Offer

- Problem do we solve?

- What product/service do we offer?

- What's our CTA?

- Lead Magnet

- SLO (lowe ticket)

#2 Your Style

- What platform are you going

to be using?

- What audience is going to be

watching your content?

- How do you want your theme

and brand image to look?

- Presets, brand colors, branding..

#3 Your content

Create Content Buckets

- Different categories/topics of content for your brand...

Restaurant

- Food Item

Main entree's, appetizers, desserts, etc...

- Team Member Working

Serving a guest, bartender, host, etc

- Lifestyle

- People eating, people laughing, walking, environment, etc.

- Customer Shoutout | Review

- Shoutout a raver, review, etc.

- Promotion

- Giveaway, specials, charities, etc.

position

positioning

&

Messaging

Who do you serve?

IDEAL or PERFECT Customer/Viewer

- What problems do they have?

- What are their desires?

market

- Age range?

- Gender?

- Location?

- Married? Kids? Family?

- What emotions do they have?

who: your ideal customer

where: are they in their life

what: problem are you solving?

circle

when: is timing important

how: you deliver the result

Your positioning

(insert WHO)

I help...

(insert WHAT)

Achieve...

position

Through/By/With...

(insert HOW)

your message

message

- Enemy

- Why You Are Better

- Wrong Way

- The Right Way

- Old Way

- New Way

- Market Current Problem

- Market Desires

Your Offer | Cta | hook

- SLO ($49 mini course| $99 intro offer)

- Lead Magnet (E-Book, Free Challenge, etc)

- Bold Claim ($0 ad spend, guaranteed, etc

offer

- Something towards solution

let's start marketing

campaign

campaigns

the marketing world

(Your Positioning)

- Writing a Book

- Public Relations (getting featured)

- Your Network or Community

- Partnerships

- Case Studies

- Reputation Management

- Hosting Event's

the advertising world

(Your Offer)

- Paid Social Media Ads

- Radio Ads

- Snail Mail (paper)

- Influencers

- SMS

- FB Bot's

- Your CTA Messages

the branding world

(Your Message)

- Website

- Social Media

- YouTube

- Podcast

- Newsletter

- Your Message To The World

- Clothing & Products

"what is your main

character in the tv show called life?"

- Austin Varley

elements

Their are 4 elements of an attractive character

1. Backstory

- How did you get here?

- What sparked this desire?

elements

- Backstory has to relate to your product

- Don't have one? Use someone elses...

- Case studies, customers, etc.

story telling

speak in parables

- Easy, simple stories that lead to the main point...

- Remember practice makes permanent

Story

share flaws

- Makes you relatable

- No one is perfect

be transparent

be yourself

- It will attract your TRUE tribe

- It will push away the customers you don't want

- Stick to your guns

final

Overview

1. Backstory

2. Parables

3. Character Flaws

4. Transparent

your identity

- Your attractive character will have an identity in the marketplace...

just think of the following

- Flo

identity

- Jared

- Steve Jobs

- Geico

- Russel Brunson

identities

1. The Leader

The one leading their audience. They have been through the hell, been through the failures to cut their tribes learning curve. Similar path. Expert.

yours

2. The Adventurer

The one who set out on a mission but doesn't have all the answer yet. Learning along the way and teaching audience. Not an expert.

identities

3. The Reporter

This is perfect the beginners. The people just getting started. Similar to adventurer but you are talking with experts and reporting that back to your tribe.

Cont.

4. The Reluctant Hero

This is the "introvert" person who doesn't want the spotlight and has the 'Expert' title but is an expert. They have the feeling of it's their duty to teach their audience.

6 Basic Storylines

1. Loss & Redemption

"I had everything, I was on top of the world. Life was great. Then ________________ happened. I had to figure my way out of _______________. But it turned out to be a blessing in disguise because I went through ____________, and I learned/received ___________. Now I _______________."

story

This is a great story because it shares your character flaws, and a backstory linked to your product/service.

6 Basic Storylines

2. Us Vs. them

"What voice are you going to listen to? Your inner wolf? Or your inner chihuahua?

"You pay hundreds of thousands to learn how to do a job that's usually capped, or you can pay a thousand to live your lifestyle."

story

This a storyline to polarize your audience and take your stand in the marketplace. Who is the enemy in your industry? What does your audience not want:

6 Basic Storylines

3. Before & After

"First I was ___________. Now I'm _____________."

story

These type of stories are perfect transformation type of products and services. Before (insert program) I was (old circumstance) now I am (new life). Any type of coaching program. Business, health, confidence, investments, etc.

6 Basic Storylines

4. Amazing discovery

"You are not going to believe what I just discovered! What until you hear about how amazing and simple this is. I've tried dozens of ways to achieve (goal) and now I have a system."

story

These are huge for webinars, programs inside old industries, over-saturated markets, new product, etc.

6 Basic Storylines

5. Secret telling

"It took me 5 years but I finally cracked the code and found the secret to (desired goal). You are not going to believe the simplicity. All you have to do is __________."

story

Everyone loves a good secret, gossip, some insider information, especially if it's going to help them with their goal.

6 Basic Storylines

6. case studies

"I don't know about you but I dread every time I have to go buy a car. The slimy salesman, the process, the paperwork, everything. However LYL's Dealer was the best!"

story

Use your audience, your customers stories to bring people closer to your product and make it even more relatable to them.

Content buckets

- Different categories/topics of content for your brand...

Restaurant

- Food Item

Main entree's, appetizers, desserts, etc...

Serving a guest, bartender, host, etc

- Team Member Working

- Lifestyle

- People eating, people laughing, walking, environment, etc.

- Customer Shoutout | Review

- Shoutout a raver, review, etc.

Content

- Promotion

- Giveaway, specials, charities, etc.

Personal Brand

Workout, family, working, snowboard, etc.

- Lifestyle

- Video Games

Headshot kills, montage, fails, commentary,etc.

- Cooking

- How to tactics, how to meals, finished, fails, etc.

- Hunting

- Reposting content, trips, meat, etc.

what platforms to be on?

- Website

- Business Email

- Facebook/Instagram

platforms

- LinkedIn/Twitter

- TikTok/YouTube/Podcast

- Snapchat/Pinterest

Posting

Deep Dive's Explain - Minimum

Instagram|Facebook Feed: 3x/week

Instagram|Facebook Story: 1x/day

post

YouTube|Podcast : 1x/week

LinkedIn: 3x/week

Twitter/Snapchat: 1x/day

brand image

- Create a visual collage of how you want your brand image to look like...

Brand

2-3 Brand colors

Customer Research!

Google Chrome - Color Zilla

colors

Logo

do you have a motto?

A slogan, a mission statement, etc.

- Eat Fresh

motto

- I'm Lovin It

- Just Do It

- Think Different

- Open Happiness

About us

- You SHOULD know what you stand for...

About

- Write out an about us for a website about us section. One quick (1-3 sentences) or a longer one (4-8 sentences)

Brand Assets

- Content (photos, videos, ads)

- Publications

- Logos

Assets

- Partnerships

- Website, social media, etc

- Following

Brand secrets

- Authority: PR

- LYLNetwork & HARO

secret

power moves

- Start networking with higher individuals

- Start a podcast

Network

- Feature

- Shoutouts/Referrals

- You have EVERYONE's number

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