Colorado Architect Reveals Winning Ways

In this 12-minute mini-interview, Richard speaks with Colorado architect Zeke Freeman on how he’s winning projects using strategies he’s implementedĀ based on the Architects Marketing Academy training. Zeke is a real “action-taker” who has followed through on all the key business-building areas: getting more inquiries, getting more appointments with qualified prospects, and winning the project and…

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Follow The Leader

Ever lost a project you should have won? You have?! Frustrating and incredibly expensive isnā€™t it. As a sales doctor I am often asked to diagnose the reasons why deals fall over. The most common cause of “collapsed deal-itis” is because the architect is too timid to set up the game. Anarchy is the condition…

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Client Mind Control

“Either the client follows your process for buying or you end up following their process for not buying.” This video shows you how other industries are controlling their prospects. Simple but effectiveĀ – and the principles can beĀ should be used in architecture. Enjoy, Richard PS: If you want to see how to control andĀ convert prospects better,…

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Becoming A Specialist In Your Market

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Whoever Tells The Best Story Wins

People understand the value of cable TV, so education is not required, but an architect’s advice is another story. Until people understand the benefits and consequences of good or bad architect’s advice, they will not understand the value.

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How To Get Paid For What You Used To Do For Free

Sales is about the transference of belief. If you believe in the value of what you do, and you transfer that belief to your prospective clients, youā€™ll sign up more of them and never get fee fever.

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Extraordinary Results Without Extraordinary Effort

We like success to be as easy as possible. Let me share with you a principle that I try to use every day. The goal is to achieve more with less.

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Why You Need A Triage Nurse In Your Architecture Firm

Every good system has a series of vital steps. When making bread, you cannot forget to include the flour. The flour in the architects marketing system is how we handle that first incoming phone call.

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The Incredibly Mysterious World Of Architect Marketing Math

When members do our type of marketing properly, they need a dashboard to measure their stats. Just like driving a car, you need to be monitoring a set of performance indicators as you roll your business along the road.

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The ā€˜Marketing Checklistā€™ For A Residential Architecture Practice

Have you noticed that when something is REALLY important someone is following a SYSTEM to get a reliable, predictable result? Your client flow isn’t life threatening so no one is making sure you have a system.

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