Founder Mary Cravets started Simply Get Clients because she saw small business owners complicating growing their businesses. Or falling victim to the "build it and they will come" myth.
So she developed the simple structure to cut through all the noise of social media, "experts", online funnels, advertising and more to focus on the central problem of business owners: getting more clients. And you know what? There is NOT a one-size-fits-all solution.
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Rory Bakkesays
Hi Mary – My lessons so far are very similar to yours. Yes to being in person whenever possible which for me means gaining a localized market; second is follow my Big WHY and all the way down to the detail level, and finally, be strategic, just like you, as long as I am following my Big Why and get the nexus to it in what I do!
Mary Cravetssays
Wow, I’ve never thought of getting very detailed about my big why… I’ll be pondering that!!
Paige Speerssays
I’ve recognized my health and wellbeing as a priority and a few more steps to take in that direction. More strategic thought is going into my business outreach and relationships, and I like to maintain an inbox of no more than 25 unread emails at a time.
Yes, to discipline! Thank you for this video. It is so true and yet so easy to lose sight of what is most important. As I often point out to my clients many things in life are marathons, not sprints. Show up. Do the work. Lean into what is working and optimize or drop what isn’t. Don’t listen to the noise. Focus on what is right for you. Thanks Mary!
The discipline piece is huge. While I cultivate that most easily in my health and wellbeing (as a weight loss coach, that makes sense), doing it in my business brings me greater satisfaction at being able to accomplish more.
Mary Cravetssays
And I tend to find discipline easier in business than in health and wellbeing! Ah… no wonder we get along…
Rory Bakke says
Hi Mary – My lessons so far are very similar to yours. Yes to being in person whenever possible which for me means gaining a localized market; second is follow my Big WHY and all the way down to the detail level, and finally, be strategic, just like you, as long as I am following my Big Why and get the nexus to it in what I do!
Mary Cravets says
Wow, I’ve never thought of getting very detailed about my big why… I’ll be pondering that!!
Paige Speers says
I’ve recognized my health and wellbeing as a priority and a few more steps to take in that direction. More strategic thought is going into my business outreach and relationships, and I like to maintain an inbox of no more than 25 unread emails at a time.
Mary Cravets says
Ooooohhh… those are good ones, Paige!!
Rachel Simeone says
Yes, to discipline! Thank you for this video. It is so true and yet so easy to lose sight of what is most important. As I often point out to my clients many things in life are marathons, not sprints. Show up. Do the work. Lean into what is working and optimize or drop what isn’t. Don’t listen to the noise. Focus on what is right for you. Thanks Mary!
Mary Cravets says
SO many parallels in our work!
Heather Johnson says
The discipline piece is huge. While I cultivate that most easily in my health and wellbeing (as a weight loss coach, that makes sense), doing it in my business brings me greater satisfaction at being able to accomplish more.
Mary Cravets says
And I tend to find discipline easier in business than in health and wellbeing! Ah… no wonder we get along…