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Hello there!
I'm Lekha
Mistakes to avoid
#1 Trying to be everywhere
one
With million options on internet, we tempt to be every single platform and end up with
confusion, overwhelm that kills our time with no great results. Ideal is 2 social media
channels, one to connect daily and other to schedule once a month and forget.
#2 No strategy
Most people just keep posting selfies or lifestyle or whatever they want and some people
two
just keep spamming by posting their product images asking to buy. Both of them are not
going to bring any customers. You probably Knew that by now. Every single post that you
put out there should either attract them to your brand, or get subscribers to your email list,
or educate your reader about your products or asking for a sale one a while.
Having followers in good but having an email list is great. First you don't own social
media, you can get blocked or your account get deleted. While your email list is totally
yours and you can reach your people whenever you want with just an email. Second is
people like to buy from emails than on social media. People come to social media for
entertainment not for buying.
#4 New vs Old
four
People always try to attract new people but they totally forget what they already had.
Always make sure to keep engaging with your followers, email list because you need to
make sure they don't forget you. You are loosing customers here.
I do have a Facebook group for fashion entrepreneurs. I have seen so many people trying
to post their products and ask people to buy. That doesn't make sense because the other
people in the group are designers too... they don't want to buy from you, they can make
their own. That was so annoying and instead of attracting, you repel your people.
When I started marketing my business, I tried to be super consistent and started posting and posting and
then waiting. I didn't really see anything working.
I feel like so stuck until I attended a business event and watched how popular brands really do the
promotion. it was great but at the same time it was super complicated that they require a lot of team
which I don't have even today.
So after applying core elements and testing followed by a few trail and errors, I created a system which I
call Marketing Stack which I'm going to showing you now.
Full transparency here: I didn't actually invented these techniques. I pulled elements from different core
marketing techniques from successful brands and created a simplified version that works every time.
Think of a burger, stacked ingredients one over another. It's the same way, You need to stack these phases
to see the results.
When you are marketing, you need to keep these 3 people in your mind. You can just put one message to all
these people and expect sales. It doesn't work.
Phase #1 Show up
First you attract new people to your brand through social media.
Second you need to make sure these warm audience remember you, so you need to engage with these
people on social media or send weekly emails
Third You need to excite your past customers. Send emails just like a friend, say thank you and be vulnerable
with these people.
For people who haven't purchased anything yet, each month you will run a 3-5 days campaign promoting a
low end product. Your goal is to convert them to customers.
For people who are past customers, you run a 3-5 days campaign to promote another product. You goal is to
turn them into repeated buyers.
Phase #3 is Plan
Hot Promotion:
Pick a product to sell for hot audience
Create offer by adding discounts etc...
Mark Promotion dates
Warm Promotion:
Pick a product to sell for hot audience
Create offer by adding discounts etc...
Mark Promotion dates
Show up
Mark dates to attract
Mark dates to engage
Mark dates to Nurture
Create
Block 3-5 days to create all this content and schedule
Brainstorm ideas for each sections. Feel free to pull ideas from marketing ideas sheet
Engage
Attract
Nurture
Sales
Attract: Schedule
pins for the month BLOG POST
1 8 15 22 29
Tuesday
2 9 16 23 30
Wednesday
3 10 17 24 31
Thursday
4 11 18 25
Attract: Attract:
Friday
Promo email
for non Instagram Post Instagram Post
buyers Attract:
Instagram Post
Promo email
for past
customers
WARM PROMOTION
5 12 19 26
HOT PROMOTION
Saturday
Promo email
for non
buyers
Promo email
for past
customers
6 13 20 27
Sunday
Promo email
& reminder
email for
non buyers
and past
customers