Marisa Murgatroyd 
Some Superheroes were made by man. Some were born.
And today’s Traffic Superheroes? They were born that way. Brilliant. Tortured. Geniuses. All 3 of them.
In today’s session, Alex Mandossian, Sam Bell and Michael X each present killer, unknown approaches to generating as much traffic as you can handle, literally.
Want the real secret to figuring out what your tribe wants most?
Do just this ONE thing and you’ll never again be stuck for the right words to say, or left wondering if anyone’s really cares about what you’re saying.
There’s no better way to understand your prospects & clients than by doing this one thing. You’ll get to know how they speak and which “stories” they’re telling themselves. You figure out what they’re afraid of, and what they most want in life.
The deep clarity you’ll get from this will form the basis of everything you say, write & do in your business. The insights you’ll gain will change your business forever.
But, naturally, there’s a catch…
Traffic Superhero Summit, the world’s premier online traffic-generation summit begins March 24, and normally, we’d keep the identities of the traffic superheroes a secret until we launch.
This year we decided to turn that around, and instead, we invited them to come and share their biggest and most unknown traffic secrets with you in a special “pre-summit” teaser session.
These guys give away the store here — lots of really useful and immediately implementable traffic and conversion tips, and all in very different areas of generating traffic.
I got the idea of doing our first Challenge — the 30-Day Video Challenge — as a lead in to our first Summit, the Video Superhero Summit. I thought it would be a great way to engage my tribe around video and build interest in the Summit, but I never imagined it would create so much buzz.
I had never done anything like the Challenge before and my top blog posts were maxing out at around 50-70 likes and a couple dozen comments. None of them really took off and went viral… until the 30 Day Video Challenge.
This one post got 497 likes, 98 tweets, and 309 comments. But most importantly over 300 people actually chose to join the 30 Day Video Challenge Facebook group and commit to filming themselves once a day for 30 days and posting their videos to the group each day.
But now here’s where it starts to get crazy.
Imagine the scene.
It’s New Year’s Day and we were sitting in a random café in Ventura, California kicking the year off with some amazing coffee & pancakes. We were feeling full of possibility, and then the 30-something at the next table says: “I’m glad 2013’s over. I wasn’t really into it. I’m looking forward to 2014. Something good’s going to happen.”
It struck me as funny and Murray and I laughed to ourselves, but then I got to thinking more about what she’d said and I think perhaps she’s looking at the new year the wrong way and it’s a symptom of a deeper issue that many of us have when we find ourselves at the beginning of yet another new year.
My mentor, Brendon Burchard once told me that if you’re going to bring huge change and big results into your life then one of two things needs to happen…
Isn’t it insane that 2014 is already just days away?
If you’re anything like me — you’ve got ambitious plans in your head to build your tribe. To start selling your products. To get more clients. Or simply to launch your new business in a huge way.
Your gaze is firmly locked on the future and you’re ready to get to work getting your important message for the world out in a MASSIVE way. I’ve seen that look before.
(And Lord knows I’ve had that look before, many times…)
But sometime between January 1st and February 1st, we always seem to get “derailed”, don’t we?
Your to-do list explodes. Start-of-year fires need to be put out. Life happens.
It’s easy to get pulled off course and pushed off purpose.
Well – here’s what you can do about it *right now* so 2014 turns out different…
Baa baa moo bleet.
Ever felt lost in the pack at a seminar, conference or live event?
Like one among many or just another “butt in a seat”?
Well, try being the shortest woman in the room…
At 4’11 ¼”, I’ve had people look past me, through me or even over my head without noticing me.
So, over the years I’ve cultivated my personal brand mojo and developed some pretty irresistible strategies for instantly getting noticed in a crowd — by the right people… in the right ways.
The 3 biggest ways to stand out and be memorable in a crowd are:
How you look – your physical appearance and sense of style
How you show up – your personality, energy and enthusiasm
What you give away – your business cards or other materials
(These strategies also work great on video!)
So let’s dive into each of these for a moment.
Gina Hiatt, founder of Finish Agent, recently interviewed me for her Group Coaching Megasummit. In this interview, I share the secrets behind how I’ve created such a deep sense of community in my group programs. If you’ve ever felt like your products or trainings are falling on deaf ears or that your customers aren’t stepping … Read more
Do you think hashtags should be taught in school?
It’s an interesting question, and we were curious ourselves, so we conducted a survey and had well over 1,000 respondents. The results? Kinda surprising.
One-in-four Baby Boomers believe hashtags should be taught in school. In this post, I weigh in on what this means for companies who market to the Baby Boomer generation — as well as rural consumers and those earning less than $75,000…
Some people call me the shortest woman in marketing. It’s true, I never quite reached 5′. And there are probably still a few rides at Disneyland that I can’t legally get on.
I’ve heard people whistle “It’s a Small World After All” as a I walked by… and I’ve heard just about every short person joke on the planet.
Including someone who once gave me an incredible complement – you know the kind that makes you light up… then asked, “Do you want to know who said that? The American Midget Association.”
Yup, I’ve heard it all. But what I’ve come to realize is that it’s often the small things – the small minute-by-minute choices we make each day about how to spend our time and focus – that transform our lives into what we want them to be.
While it’s essential to have a big vision for your business and life, it’s even more essential to take action each day to get there.
In this video, Sheila Davis interviews me about my strategic planning process.
The biggest takeaway I shared with her is that strategic planning is not just something you do each year or each quarter, but something you do every single day as you decide what to do with you time, minute by minute and hour by hour.
It really is the sum total of all those small choices that lead you towards the life you want and allow you to achieve your goals.
Strategic planning is not something that happens once a year, but something that happens every day.
It’s the small choices we make each and every day that change our lives into what we want them to be.
So my question to you is: what will you do today to create the life and business you imagine?
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