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How To Start Marketing Your Wedding Planner Business With Clarity – GUIDE

Do you feel lost and overwhelmed with it comes to wedding planner marketing? Learn how to start a wedding planner business and gain a clear marketing strategy with this guide. Sarah Chancey shares her simple, proven system for marketing your wedding planner business. You’ll define your vision statement, target client, learn how to navigate vendor networking and get a process in place for building your brand with your target client in mind, #howtobecomeaweddingplanner #weddingplannermarketing Do you feel lost when it comes to marketing your wedding planning business? Do you feel like you are drowning in a sea of competition? Are you struggling to define your target client?  Feeling overwhelmed by the vendor networking scene? As a new planner, Sarah Chancey felt absolutely overwhelmed by all of the competition surrounding her as a wedding planner and exhausted by the constant networking scene.  But, through trial and error, as well as, a little divine intervention she was able to build a brand that supports a team of over 25 planners. In this guide, Sarah is sharing a simple, proven system for starting your wedding planner business marketing with clarity.  You’ll define your vision statement, target client and get a process in place for building your brand with your target client in mind.  Sarah also shares guidance on how to navigate vendor networking in a way that builds the business you want, rather than exhausting your time and resources. This guide pairs perfectly with our SALES PROCESS GUIDE & STYLED SHOOT GUIDE. WHAT IS INCLUDED: – FINDING YOUR IDENTITY IN A CROWDED MARKET – BUILDING A BRAND TO MATCH YOUR VISION – EXPLORING THE POWER OF INDUSTRY PARTNERS – DEFINING YOUR VISION STATEMENT (FOR YOURSELF AND YOUR TEAM) – ESTABLISHING BOUNDARIES AND FOCUS FOR YOUR BUSINESS – CREATING CONTENT TO MATCH YOUR BRAND – CHANCEY CHARM TARGET CLIENT OUTLINE SHARED IN DETAIL – QUESTIONS TO HELP YOU DEFINE YOUR TARGET CLIENT – VENDOR NETWORKING STRATEGY WITHOUT THE STRESS