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Mike Shreeve – 366 Days of Done-For-You Client Getting

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The Six Figure Freelancer’s 7 Day Year:

How To Get All The Clients You Need For A Stable, Six Figure Year of Freelancing…

In Just 7 Days

“As soon as you plug it in, this brand new system will work on your behalf 366 days of the year, automatically generating new clients and new sales all year long . . .

. . . because it’s based off the same principles I use to regularly add $1,000,000 a year to my client’s businesses.”

Dear friend,

You already know that the key to getting real freedom in your freelancing business is getting three, simple pieces in place:

1. Finding your Superpower

2. Creating an automated client-getting faucet

3. Building packaged knowledge to create passive income

I’m constantly repeating how important these three steps are because it really is that simple.

After all when you started freelancing, you did it for the freedom.

You did it for the control.

And you did it to spend your time on the projects and hobbies you truly enjoy and the people you love, instead of wasting your time on “busy-work”.

But now you’re spending more time than ever on the things you don’t want to, and less and less on the work and people you love . . .

. . . because consistent new clients are the lifeblood of your business.

Which means the time spent getting clients is the root of your freedom, and so it ends up taking over your top priorities.

How did this happen?

Well, it’s because you stopped after the very first step.

You’re still missing 2 critical pillars to create the freedom you’re craving.

And it’s only possible to get all 3 securely in place when you have an automated system that:

Gets your business in front of targeted potential prospects every single day.
Serves your prospects with the help they need exactly when they need it, automatically
Consistently builds an audience full of warm, ideal client leads
Pre-sells your customers on your higher level services while building loyalty and “raving fans”
Indoctrinates your audience so they build bonds and trust with you every day
Positions you perfectly to be the only provider they consider when it comes time to buy
Creates new clients from prospects who weren’t ready before, by nurturing them into ideal clients over time
And does all of this automatically, 24/7, 366 days a year WITHOUT sleeping, getting sick, or taking vacation . . . and for a fraction of the cost of outsourcing to another person or service provider . . .

The “Client Getting Faucet” is what creates the stability you’ve been missing.

It’s what allows you to keep focusing on using your Superpower to help others, instead of getting stuck looking for, and taking, whatever work you can find . . .

. . . and it’s what allows you to create real leverage in your business by generating passive income.

But if you’re like most of my students, you get stuck when it comes to building an automated client-getting faucet because . . .

“I Don’t Have Enough Time To Build My Client-Getting Faucet!”

If you have to spend all your time to get clients, the idea of building a client-getting faucet, with all of its individual pieces and parts, feels impossible.

You’re already using every spare hour of the day finding clients, serving them, caring for your family, and keeping yourself in good enough condition to do it all again tomorrow . . .

Even when you decide to put in some “overtime” and get started, eventually you hit a “roadblock” and get stuck.

Then you run out of spare time.

You have to default back to a different, faster method of client-getting . . .

. . . maybe cold outreach, or tapping your networks for referrals.

Then, a few new clients keep you busy, and the client-getting faucet goes on the back-burner.

Eventually you get up the time and grit to try it again.

But you come up on the very same roadblock that tripped you up last time.

Usually it’s something like . . .

“I Don’t Know Know What To Offer!”

There are so many things you know your ideal clients need help with.

But which one will hit closest to home?

Which one will stop them in their tracks and catch their attention?

What idea would be the most effective?

What angle?

You don’t have time to constantly be creating and testing new lighthouses or lead magnets.

You’re losing days just trying to come up with good ideas, let alone figure out which ones would be worth building and testing.

Plus you’re not even sure that the tests you run would turn out trustworthy results because…

“I Don’t Know How To Write The Most Effective Copy, and I Don’t Have Time To Learn How Either!”

You’re probably not a copywriter.

And even if you are, you’re going to struggle to write copy for yourself.

It’s hard to sell yourself.

It’s hard to remove all of the mental barriers, secret fears, and personal ambitions from the picture when it’s time to sell your own services.

Even top-tier marketers and copywriters hire other marketers and copywriters to help them.

You’re not alone when you struggle to market yourself effectively, and dread having to “close” new clients . . .

. . . even when you’re genuinely excited to serve someone and you’re certain you know exactly how to help them.

And even when you push through all of that, there’s still . . .

“This Tech Stuff Is Too Complicated!”

I’m not a tech person.

In fact, I outsource anything even remotely tech-related to someone else at the very first opportunity.

But outsourcing, even to just a lower cost VA, can add up fast . . .

(For a decent VA, for example, you might pay $15/hr for 10 hours a week minimum, which adds up to $1,800 a year to start – and you would still need to provide the directions at that price . . .)

. . . and hiring a third-party service to do it all for you is even pricier.

(I offer done-for you client-getting-faucet to freelancers, and charge at least $25,000 for a one-time set-up . . . )

And neither of these options will solve the problem entirely—because you still need to manage the person or team you’ve hired to help you, which just adds more to your plate.