Strategic Pivot: Embracing New Design Approach for Client Value
Key insights
- 🔄 Embrace client's request and pivot to introduce new strategy for client design
- 🛠️ Ask scaffolding questions to understand client's core customers, pain points, and challenges
- 🆓 Offer first meeting for free to delve into the new approach
- 💰 Charge $10,000 for a service to demonstrate strategic thinking and value
- 🔍 Encourage demonstration of value instead of just talking about it
- 📈 Emphasize the importance of practical application over explanations
- 📖 Read Seth's new book 'This is Marketing' and find it insightful and well-written
- 💡 Explain that Seth's repetitive style aims to challenge people's beliefs
- 💭 Redesign marketing to emphasize empathy and creating solutions to help others
- 🎨 Use design thinking to understand people's dreams, hopes, ambitions, and fears
- ✨ Utilize beautifully crafted design as a vehicle to connect with people
- 🔝 Offer strategy as a value add to gain confidence and see positive client response
- 🎯 Define yourself by selling clarity of thinking and communication
- 🔧 Solve clients' problems by focusing on clarity
- 🛠️ Position yourself to solve problems instead of competing as a maker
- 🌱 Embrace change and evolve your brand to stand out in the market
- 🆓 Offer your new services for free to build confidence and practice
- 💪 Be prepared to face rejection but see it as affirmation of your transformation
- 🎯 Find clients who appreciate your new value and provide them with excellent service
Q&A
How can I embrace change and find new clients appreciating my value?
Embrace change, evolve your brand to stand out in the market, offer your new services for free to build confidence, be prepared to face rejection but see it as affirmation of your transformation, and find clients who appreciate your new value, providing them with excellent service.
How should I position myself in the market?
Shift focus from defining yourself by what you make to selling clarity of thinking and communication to solve clients' problems, positioning yourself to solve problems instead of competing as a maker.
How can I use design thinking to address customers' aspirations and fears?
You can utilize design thinking to understand people's dreams, hopes, ambitions, and fears and offer strategy as a value-add to build confidence in selling it, observing positive client responses to the approach.
How does Seth aim to challenge people's beliefs?
Seth's repetitive speaking style is an attempt to change people's beliefs, and he emphasizes the redefinition of marketing, differentiating it from advertising and the importance of empathy and creating solutions to help others.
What book does Seth recommend and why?
Seth suggests reading 'This is Marketing,' authored by Seth, as he finds it insightful and well-written.
What is the value of charging $10,000 for a service?
It demonstrates strategic thinking and value, emphasizing the importance of practical application over explanations and encouraging the demonstration of value instead of just talking about it.
How can I introduce a new strategy for client design?
Embrace the client's request, ask scaffolding questions to understand their core customers, pain points, and challenges, and offer the first meeting for free to delve into the new approach.
What does the video content discuss?
The video provides insights into strategic thinking, value demonstration, redefining marketing, using design thinking to understand customers, and positioning oneself to solve clients' problems.
- 00:00 Embrace client's request and pivot to introduce new strategy for client design, ask scaffolding questions to understand client's core customers, pain points, and challenges, offer first meeting for free to delve into the new approach.
- 01:04 A renowned individual shares insights about strategic thinking, demonstrating value, and discusses a book on marketing.
- 01:54 Seth explains how his style of speaking may seem repetitive but is actually an attempt to change people's beliefs. He discusses the redefinition of marketing, differentiating it from advertising, and emphasizes the importance of empathy and creating solutions to help others.
- 03:00 Using design thinking to address people's aspirations and fears, offering strategy as a value add to build confidence in selling it, and seeing clients' positive response to the approach.
- 04:01 Move away from defining yourself by what you make; focus on selling clarity of thinking and communication to solve clients' problems. Position yourself to solve problems instead of competing as a maker.
- 05:08 Embrace change, evolve your brand, and find new clients who appreciate your value.