John Lennon’s Song for Social Media

Imagine there’s no Facebook. 
It’s easy if you try. 
No tweets…
…or REtweets. 
Pinterest? 
Say goodbye. 

You may say I’m a dreamer. 

But…

…Really…

…Imagine a world without social media. 

Then what? 

What would you do next? 

How would you connect with prospects? 

What would you say? 

Without memes…

…without some pithy <280-character comment…

…without likes and shares?

What if you only had the telephone or (imagine this) in-person, face-to-face conversations to get a prospect’s attention and inspire them to act? 

What would you say? 

Pause. Take a deep breath. Think about it. 

Are you confident that you know what to say to attract prospects’ attention, keep them interested, and persuade them to act? 

I don’t mean, “I-think-so” confident.

I mean, “100%, no-doubt-about-it” confident.

If you have even the slightest inkling of doubt,
I’d like to help you…

Here’s all you need to do: 

Send an email to “[email protected]g.com” with your answer to this question: If you had just 30 seconds to get a prospect’s attention, keep them interested, and persuade them to take the next step with you and your business, what would you say?

Here’s what I’ll do: 

I’ll review what you send me, and I’ll suggest ways to make it better. Then, you can follow-up with questions, and I will reply again.

Paying clients would invest $250+ for a similar service. I’m offering this as a gift to you…

…if you want to imagine ways to power-up your business story.

But I only have so much time to spend on this. So I will respond only to the first seven people who email me. 

One last thing: You may think social media is here to stay — in one form or another. And you may be right. All the more reason for you to power-up your story. Getting your story right is critical in a world with or without Facebook, Twitter, and all the other platforms. 

So send that email to [email protected], and I’ll get back to you asap.