62 | How to Develop Your Signature Framework
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In this episode of SHE Launches Podcast, we are covering the importance of developing a signature framework. Having a framework sets you apart from your competitors and it gives your ideal customers an understanding of how you will go about helping them to solve their problems. We are going step-by-step in this short episode and covering exactly what you need to do to develop your own!
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An introduction to the importance of developing a framework for coaches and consultants, as well as Christian women with expertise, and the impact it can have on launching a business.
Explanation of what a framework is, its components, and the importance of having a visual representation of the framework.
Guidance on the steps to take when developing a framework, including defining the problem, grouping components, and refining the framework.
Advice on testing, refining, and repurposing the framework, as well as the importance of having a visual image for the framework.
Encouragement to continuously evolve and improve the framework, and the impact it can have on guiding ideal customers or clients to a solution.
Final words of encouragement and a call to action for listeners to share the episode and leave a rating on the podcast platform.
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