32. The Four Doors People Walk Through to Meet You | Marketing and Visibility
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You never get a second chance to make a first impression, and most business owners are making four of them at once without realizing it. Your customers are deciding whether they trust you long before they ever see the quality of your work.
Ginny walks through the four doors people walk through to meet you: you in person, your team and your vehicle, your website, and your social media and Google Business Profile. Every one of them is either building trust or leaking it. She covers what your appearance actually communicates to a client before you say a word, why the stock photo on your website is costing you, what people find when they profile dive your personal Facebook page, and the ninety second Google Business Profile habit almost none of your competitors have used even once.
This one is for the local service business owner nobody ever sat down and explained any of this to. You learned your trade, you got good at it, and nobody mentioned there was a whole second set of expectations running alongside the work. Almost everything in this episode is free. It is about attention to detail, and about the fact that the care you show yourself is the ceiling on the care people believe you will show them.
Grab a notebook, and let's talk about how you are showing up.
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