Transform Your Business with the Alignment Attraction Framework

In Get More Customers You Love, discover the transformative Alignment Attraction Framework, a system designed to revolutionize how entrepreneurs and business owners attract and retain their ideal customers. This isn’t just another marketing guide; it’s a holistic approach to creating a thriving company filled with customers who inspire and energize you.

With practical exercises and real-world examples, this book will help you master the 9Ms of customer retention: mentality, mission, market, message, medium, money, mechanism, measure, and maintenance. Learn to overcome limiting beliefs, craft compelling messages, and implement data-driven strategies to attract high-quality customers who value your expertise.

Whether you’re a seasoned entrepreneur or just starting out, this guide empowers you to align your identity, offerings, and customer base in an authentic manner. Bid farewell to challenging clients and start building a business you love, surrounded by customers you genuinely enjoy working with.

About the Author

Trish Saemann, a marketing visionary with a passion for digital innovation, established Gobeyond SEO in 2009 to help entrepreneurs and businesses thrive. Her work has left a lasting impact on clients such as Berkshire Hathaway, Ogilvy, and Deutsch, NY.

Recognized as one of the most influential women by the Mecklenburg Times and a finalist for Female Entrepreneur of the Year, Trish’s thought leadership has been featured in Forbes, Inc., and Marketing Pros. She has also made appearances on CNN’s AC360 with Anderson Cooper.

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