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Pro Tip: “Don’t ____ the pitch”

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Here’s how to get clients on autopilot… Imagine getting clients on autopilot. …Using

Here’s how to get clients on autopilot… Imagine getting clients on autopilot. …Using a bit of marketing copy. …And ZERO sales calls. Well, that’s what’s possible when you follow the advice that Kara James recently shared with me. She’s the owner and founder of Pursue and Thrive LLC and one of the 10 advisors on the Strategic Advisor Board. And when I asked her the #1 piece of advice she gives clients, she said: Don’t push the pitch. You can’t worry about the outcome if someone will buy from you or not. Yes, we want to have goals and numbers we want to hit. But sometimes this becomes an obsession, and clients sell their products or services inauthentically. The alternative? "Relax and let the copy... sell for you," she said. "People feel this down-to-earth vibe when reading the copy and the sales steadily flow in." So if you’re struggling to get off sales calls… And want to automate your client acquisition process… Consider Kara’s advice and “vibe” with your prospects through copy instead of pushing the pitch. It may mean the END of sales calls for you. Your pen pal, Matt Rizvi EDITOR’S NOTE: Each week, we feature a tip from a member of the Steal Our Winners: Professional community. If you’d like to work with Kara James or learn more, visit [pursueandthrive.com](=). Not A Fan Of These Alerts? If you're not interested in receiving our Professional Spotlight each week, use the link below to stop further messages about them. (Don't worry… you’ll still receive our other emails and training.) [Please remove me from receiving alerts about Pro Tips.](=) Legal Disclosures If you're a marketer, this is probably obvious... - Results Are Not Typical -- Stories and results we share often highlight the best outcomes, but may not reflect the average experience. - We Don't Verify Claims -- Claims presented by our partners, friends, or customers are assumed to be accurate, but are not verified in any way. - We Promote Affiliate Offers -- We often get compensated for recommending high-quality products and services from 3rd-parties that we trust. We Respect Your Privacy Strategic Profits occasionally carries advertising for third party services. This may be small ads in emails, or separate promotional emails. By subscribing to our free emails, you are consenting to receive these ads and promotions. Every email has an unsubscribe link that you can click to stop the emails at any time. Third parties provide certain services available on Strategic Profits.com on Strategic Profits behalf. Strategic Profits may provide information, including Personal Information, which Strategic Profits collects on the Web to third-party service providers to help us deliver programs, products, information, and services. Service providers are also an important means by which Strategic Profits maintains its Web site and mailing lists. Strategic Profits will take reasonable steps to ensure that these third-party service providers are obligated to protect Personal Information on Strategic Profits’ behalf. Strategic Profits does not intend to transfer Personal Information without your consent to third parties who are not bound to act on Strategic Profits behalf unless such transfer is legally required. Similarly, it is against Strategic Profits’ policy to sell Personal Information collected online without consent. DANGER: Clicking "Unsubscribe" Will Stop All Emails (Including Product Updates & Alerts) [Manage Preferences]() | [Unsubscribe]( Strategic Profits 104 Little Wood Lane Delray Beach, Florida 33444 United States

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