Sherry Anderson
Sherri Anderson is an online marketing expert and client acquisition specialist who guides purpose-driven consultants, speakers, and information experts in their quest to do what they love full-time so that they can increase their influence, boost their income, and have a lasting impact in as many lives as possible.
Drawing on 10+ years of experience working with a wide array of professionals in the information industry, Sherri has formulated a proven, intelligent sales process which allows her clients to achieve their client acquisition goals.
Besides being an accomplished professional with a proven track record of helping her clients achieve their client acquisition goals, Sherri is also extremely personable, caring, and kind. At the same time, she is very honest and willing to tell her clients what they need to hear as opposed to what they want to hear, while remaining supportive of their unique ideas and goals. She is an excellent communicator and skilled listener, and at all times attentive to her clients’ needs.
Sherri can also relate to the demands of life and how these increase the complexity involved with running your own business. If you feel like you have responsibilities pulling you in what seems like a hundred different directions, consider Sherri’s life. Besides being the founder of Unique To You Marketing, she is also a wife to a husband who works with multiple corporate clients, a mother of 6 children (ages 13 – 1), an involved homeschooling parent with multiple children in multiple extra-curricular activities, a committed member of multiple non-profit groups, and a leader within her local community. So she completely understands the importance of work-life balance and the need to work smarter and not harder if you are to succeed in making the leap to full-time.
What is more, because her personal life is such a large part of who she is, she takes a personal interest in ensuring that her clients don’t just succeed at making the leap to full-time. She also takes a personal interest in ensuring that their journey is as smooth as possible, and that their personal lives do not suffer.
If you are looking for a true professional with these qualities who can guide you as you work to address your client acquisition struggles, then Sherri Anderson is the client acquisition specialist for you. Click here to schedule a 30-minute discovery session with Sherri so you can talk to her about your unique situation and determine the best course of action for you and your business.
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