How to Market to the Wealthy | Ep. #569
Marketing School - Digital Marketing and Online Marketing Tips
In episode #569, Eric and Neil explain different ways that you can market your business to the wealthy. Tune in to hear tips on gaining traction with wealthy business people.
TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES:
- [00:27] Today’s Topic: How to Market to the Wealthy
- [00:35] Any kind of podcast can be marketing to the wealthy.
- [00:40] At least 15% of people who listen to this podcast make over six figures a year and listen to four or five hours of podcasts in general.
- [01:06] You can either create your own podcast or advertise during one.
- [01:20] Using Frank Kern’s method: Create a letter where you ask for five minutes of someone’s time and then send an envelope full of cash.
- [01:40] Tell them they can keep the money even if they don’t give you the five minutes.
- [02:18] Eric looked into attended/speaking at TED or Summit.
- [02:30] Some of the highest quality of people are at these large conferences.
- [02:50] Basic approaches also work: go on interviews, go on podcasts, reach out to bloggers with large audiences.
- [03:42] Try to get published on TechCrunch, Mashable, etc.
- [04:00] Networking is helpful and important.
- [04:18] When writing SEO content about super-technical aspects of your business, you’re more likely to reach the wealthy.
- [04:40] Eric and Neil have a live event that was successful, because a lot of people from different organizations showed up.
- [05:04] Join business organizations.
- [05:11] To be in EO, you have to make at least $1 million per year.
- [05:15] You can join EO Accelerator with under $1 million per year, as this is for younger people or startup businesses.
- [05:41] Without EO, Eric wouldn't have been able to save his business.
- [05:56] Eric has DM’d billionaires on Instagram and has made successful connections that way.
- [06:15] That’s all for today!
- [05:17] Go to Singlegrain.com/Giveway for a special marketing tool giveaway!
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