❌The WORST thing you can do in your business

..think you're too small to work with big business?

Hey Biz Starters!

The past few weeks have been eye-opening after sitting in on a few listening sessions in Chicago, Dallas, and Washington D.C. with groups of service-based business owners.

There was one common theme.

“I want more business”.

It was a surprise to see this is trending from so many entrepreneurs.

This is how I see it…

Having consistent revenue in your business is difficult when you only focus on other entrepreneurs, freelancers, and solopreneurs as clients.

Many entrepreneurs are blaming the economy, tight budgets, and slow business.

This is valid.

So, where does that leave you?

Have you thought about working with corporate clients?

➡️Imagine having the stability and growth potential that comes with corporate clients.

➡️Imagine not having to negotiate your fees to fit into a small budget

➡️Imagine one client contract earning you the revenue of 10 smaller-sized clients😌

Many coaches, service providers, creators, and freelancers feel uncomfortable with corporate clients. So, instead, they only work with each other.

…and that’s okay.

But if you want to grow and scale your business, working with corporate clients will get you there faster.

Corporate clients include small to mid-size businesses (5+ employees) and Fortune 100 organizations, including nonprofits, associations, and educational institutions.

After I sold my franchise business, my first client contract was with a corporate client. Then, small law firms, large banks, and small business owners.

It was the diverse client portfolio that created consistency and longevity.

You have two choices in front of you:

  1. You can be afraid of the tough economy and competitive market and be a victim of it.

-OR-

  1. You can face it with confidence, ready to do what it takes to diversify your client portfolio and become corporate client-ready.

The worst thing you can do in your business if you’re not seeing the results you want is nothing or more of the same.

I hope you find inspiration in today’s lead article to see how your business can grow and work on your corporate client readiness.

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