Public Speaker
Current
Corey D. Rose
Greater San Diego Area
Growing up, my brother and I used to cut each other's hair with a pair of clippers my mom got me as a birthday gift. It was a super loud Wahl brand (if you've ever used one you know!) - but it did a decent job. My brother and I could buzz each other's head quickly, and even started getting decent at the "fade." Soon we were cutting our friend's hair for fun. Then in college, I had a side-hustle of cutting hair for the fellas and even called myself "Fantastic Corey" (after the famed Fantastic Sam's chain š). The price? A burrito, some cash or just a roll of toilet paper, whatever dudes could afford. Then one day while in the college cafeteria, one of the fellas asked me if I was available to cut his hair later in the afternoon. One of the female students was taken back, "you cut hair?" she asked. "Yes!" I assured her. "How much do you charge?" "A burrito, or a couple bucks or a roll of toilet paper... whatever you can pay..." Her response? "...uh, no thanks." A few weeks later, while sitting at a table in the same cafeteria, another female student at my table said she heard I cut hair. "Yup" I said proudly. "How much do you charge?" she asked. "50 bucks, but I'll give you the student discount of $35." ... "Can you cut my hair this weekend?" THE LESSON: Perception is everything in marketing. Perception IS reality. And cutting through the noise of the internet in order to get potential clients or customers to buy from you is a decision you must make in order to survive. In your industry, not 1 out of 100 are positioned to dominate over the next 10 years. Expand your expertise with this powerful yet rare combination of sills and you WILL secure the future of your company. What is this skillset? Hint = it's sitting right in front of you. And your organization can start taking advantage of this massive opportunity immediately with the right specialized knowledge! Interested in knowing more? Get in touch on Linkedin corey @ searchgeeks.com