Creators obsess over follower counts when they should squeeze revenue from people who already know them. Start by upselling current clients, converting past customers into repeats, re-engaging maybes through Calendly data, and running low-cost offers as intent filters. Grow your audience only after you've maxed out what your existing contacts are worth.
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People with small audiences, they look at the opposite way where they should be looking. You have to get scrappy when you have the smaller audience. So imagine a line and imagine a lot of dots along the line. Every single one of those dots signifies a person. They mean somebody. So the more they are to the right, the more they trust you. People with small audiences, I find, want to start from the beginning, which is people who don't know who they are. And their thinking is, how can I get more followers, more subs so that then I can launch the offer? but you gotta get scrappy. So I like to start from the right. How can I upsell the current clients that I have into a package 2 to 3 times as much? Second thing I think about is how can I turn every customer I had into a client? Third thing I think about is how can I turn everybody who said maybe, no, or later to a call with me? And I can scrape all the Calendly and then turn them and reoffer them something else. And then I think, how can I create customers So one-time offers by giving away little things that reveal intent. And only until then do I think about growing the audience.