Would you do me a favor?

Seriously.

I don’t care if it’s a LinkedIn connection request… an email… website copy… or some sort of other marketing material…

Would you do me a favor????

Would you try to make it a little bit interesting?

Yes - I’m talking to you Ralph Berringer who sends me cold LinkedIn pitches for why I should hire him to run all my marketing (most likely into the ground).

And “No” Sara Eisenstat, I don’t have a particular interest, time or inclination to “Hop on a call” to see if we can be of mutual help to each other.

And Carl Smithson, I know your elite financial services practice is focused on “Securing a promising financial future” but seriously, aren’t all firms at least suppose to be doing that?

I know it’s easy to be lazy… it’s easy to just to parrot other people… it’s easy to be dull…

But guess what????

Nobody (especially the wealthy) pay attention to “Dull”.

They will pay attention to??? interesting.

So how do you become interesting without completely veering off the track and just doing something weird?

That’s what I share in my newest book, The Affluent Marketing Blueprint.

Get your copy HERE

It's good stuff

Mark