Standing out is hard to do. For anyone running any business.

Take America's stores.

The NY Times reported the other day that "America's stores are caught in an identity crises." And that pollsters found that:

"Shoppers are bored, complaining that they cannot...tell one store from another."

Because of this, says the paper, the bored shoppers had no reason to buy, and didn't. This past holiday retail sales seasons was "one of the most disappointing in at least 10 years." NY Times, 1.4.03

They can't tell one from another?

For example, to recruit people into your business, what is the 'identity' that comes through for a prospect checking out the possibilities?

Who are you trying to attract into your business?

Does your literature, or emails, or website, or verbal 'pitch' say things like this:

	Business/sales exploding
	Make money fast
	Make money from home
	Get a home based business
	Fire your boss
	Get out of the 9-5 rat race.
	Make more money than you ever dreamed. You deserve it.
	Etc.

Now ask yourself this:

So then, how distinctive is that? How can a good prospect tell where to go and to whom to listen when the pitches are all the same? None has any "distinct personality"? Nothing stands out?

Isn't that the problem the stores are having?

The N Y Times headline said:

A Bored Shopper's Lament: Seen a Store, Seen Them All

We could say:

A Bored Prospect's lament: Seen a Deal, Seen them All

If you market long distance, what's your pitch?
- Cheapest long distance
- Best long distance
- Most integrated communications system

How distinct are those things from what the other telecommunications companies are saying?

Say you market a nutritional line. What's your pitch?
- The best nutritionals out there
- Nutritionals to make people healthy
- Proprietary nutritionals
- Nutritionals to help people lose weight

Ask yourself: Who does NOT say those kinds of things?

HOW CAN YOU STAND OUT WHEN THE THINGS YOU HAVE BEEN TAUGHT TO SAY ARE THE SAME THINGS EVERYONE ELSE SAYS ABOUT THEIR PRODUCTS OR SERVICES?

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Their customers all include distinct customers, and they each have millions of monthly, paying customers now, after years of marketing and continued marketing.

What if you could attract just a few hundred that are loyal, core customers that come back each month? With a distinctive personality pitch so people feel as though you called their name?

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See results others have had.

Picture yourself with 127 loyal customers, who order your product or service on a monthly basis? And what if you earn $10/ea? How much is that a month, whether you do much or not? (AFTER you get the customers, I mean.)

How would you feel taking in around $1000/mo from regular customers like cable TV?

Think you could show that model to someone really good, who might figure that if YOU can get 100 customers,THEY can get 500? All CORE CUSTOMERS that come because of your distinctive product or business personality. How would THAT be?

Hmm.

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Did someone call my name?