Awesome having you here.  Before we get into How to identify your ideal clients, let find out who an ideal client is.

An ideal client is someone that finds the perfect solution to his problems through your services.  In order words, your ideal clients are a group of people that finds the perfect solution to their problems or needs through the services you offer.

Identifying your ideal client is the cornerstone of any business.

To find out who your ideal client is you need to:

1. Define the service you are providing from your client’s point of view.
   For example, ask yourself, what problems does my service solve for my client? How does the service I am providing improve my client’s life?
2. Define the ideal client for the service you are providing.
   What is his or her age, education, occupation or business? What is his or her income level? What is his or her situation today in life?
3. Determine the specific benefits your client is seeking to gain from your service.
   What are the most pressing needs that your service satisfies?
   Why should your client choose to employ your services rather than another?
4. Determine the location of your ideal client.
   Where are your clients located geographically? Where do they live or work?
5. Determine exactly when your ideal client employs your services.
   What has to happen in their life and at what time of the year, season, month or week does your client employ your services?

In a nutshell, you have to identify who your ideal client is, who are the people you want to do business with and who are the people that will able to pay for your services.

Click Here to download a template you can use to identify your ideal client.

Principle #2 – Creating an Irresistible Offer
When you are creating an irresistible offer or service you want to provide, your goal is to attract just the right person and make them stop and say, “Hey, that lawyer has got EXACTLY what I really need!”

Remember: If you want to create an offer for your service that gets people to do business with you, you absolutely must have a clear and easily identifiable outcome.

Your clients want a specific solution that will give them a tangible result, an outcome that they desire.

Let your offer be built around the person that wants what you have to offer right now. You don’t have to convince them or “convert” them. You just have to prove to them that you can deliver and are the best choice for what they need.

If you follow these principles, you will attract the right clients to do business with you.

Don’t forget to click here for your template, to help you identify your ideal client.

 

I will be willing to look at it when you are done identifying your ideal clients using this template.

Your comments, questions on this will be highly appreciated.

To Your Success!
Mayowa Johnson