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Mentioned in 9 episodes
The Win Without Pitching Manifesto
Book • 2010
Blair Enns's "The Win Without Pitching Manifesto" challenges the traditional sales approach for creative professionals.
It emphasizes the importance of clearly defining value and communicating it effectively to potential clients.
The book guides professionals on how to position themselves as experts and attract clients who are a good fit.
It encourages a shift from pitching to a more consultative sales process, focusing on understanding client needs and presenting solutions that align with those needs.
The book's principles can be applied to various creative fields and beyond, helping professionals command higher fees and build sustainable businesses.
It emphasizes the importance of clearly defining value and communicating it effectively to potential clients.
The book guides professionals on how to position themselves as experts and attract clients who are a good fit.
It encourages a shift from pitching to a more consultative sales process, focusing on understanding client needs and presenting solutions that align with those needs.
The book's principles can be applied to various creative fields and beyond, helping professionals command higher fees and build sustainable businesses.
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Mentioned in 9 episodes
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Chris Do , referencing Blair Enns's perspective on designing businesses that one doesn't want to leave.


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Mentioned by
Chris Do as the author of "Win Without Pitching Manifesto", whose work is discussed in a 12-day content series.


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