Chapter 2. give them the fish, not the rod Flashcards

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a good restaurant does what

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Gives you a well cooked meal, meanwhile a bad restaurant shows you how hard it is to cook the meal

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Don’t sell a Service, sell an emotion

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Instead of Selling a horse ride, sell a Mind blowing escape that will leave you breathless.

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3
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where do ideas for micro business come from

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inefficiency in marketplace
new tech or opportunity
spin-offs/side projects

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how to value an idea

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  1. how would i get paid with this idea
  2. how much would i get paid with idea
  3. is there a way i could get paid more than once
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What does value mean

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To help people

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Value relates to emotion

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So instead of selling key features, we a powerful description, sell a core benefit not a boring feature

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uncover hidden needs

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Some people say they want something but in reality they’ll want something else. So give them what they really want

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how to make your customer a hero

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sell customers something that makes them so useful that they can be considered heros

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Sell what people buy

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People don’t want to know behind the scenes
they want the Finished result
eg. No one cares about coding, they just want the app.

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10
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People will buy if something is…

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Well packaged

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11
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Step one of starting now

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Decide on a product or service

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step two of starting now

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set up a website

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step three of starting now

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develop an offer

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step four of starting now

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ensure you have a way to get paid

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step five of starting now

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announce your offer to the world

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step six of starting now

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learn the past 5 steps rinse and repeat.

17
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important tasks for businesses

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•Can you contact your customer list with a special offer or
incentive?
•Can you introduce a new product or service to complement your
existing portfolio?
•If you’re a coach or consultant, can you offer a special deal for
clients who prepay?
•Is there a new way you can attract subscribers, clients, or
customers?

18
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business column, of more

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Love, Money, Acceptance, and free time

19
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business column of less

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stress, conflict, hassle, uncertainty

20
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Key points for chapter2

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• Value means “helping people.” Our unexpected entrepreneurs dis-
covered that when they focused on providing value above all else,
their businesses were successful.
Give people what they really want, not just what you think they should
have. Give them the fish!
• The more you can market a core benefit instead of a list of features,
the easier it will be to profit from your idea. Core benefits usually
relate to emotional needs more than physical needs.
• Most people want more of some things (money, love, attention) and
less of other things (stress, anxiety, debt). Always focus on what you
can add or take away to improve someone’s life . . . and then prepare
to get paid