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What’s the One Business Question You Wish You Could Ask an Experienced Business Growth Coach?

Every business owner reaches a point where the answer isn’t obvious.

Maybe sales have slowed. Your marketing isn’t producing the response you expected.
You may be struggling to reach the right customers, wondering where to focus your
time and money, or simply feeling that something needs to change—but you’re not
sure what your next move should be.

Ask Lorraine. Each week, Business Growth Coach Lorraine Lane
selects one question submitted by a business owner and personally answers it
with practical ideas and a fresh perspective based on more than 20 years of
working with businesses.

Your question could be the one Lorraine answers this week.

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Sometimes You Just Need Another Perspective

You know your business better than anyone. But when you’re working
in it every day, it can be difficult to step outside of it and see
what may be holding you back—or what opportunity you might be overlooking.

✓ Why aren’t we attracting the customers we really want?
✓ Why isn’t our marketing getting a better response?
✓ Are we communicating what makes our business different?
✓ How can we increase sales without simply lowering our prices?
✓ Are we targeting the right market?
✓ What should we be doing differently to grow?
✓ Where should we focus our time and marketing dollars?
✓ What am I not seeing?

Sometimes you don’t need another seminar, another generic checklist,
or another dozen things added to your to-do list.
You need someone to look at the question you’re actually
facing and help you think it through.

That’s what Ask Lorraine is about.

How Ask Lorraine Works

Have a business question you’ve been thinking about?
Send it to Lorraine. Each week, she’ll select one question
and share her answer.

1

ASK

Tell Lorraine the business question or challenge
you’d like another perspective on.

2

LORRAINE SELECTS

Lorraine reviews the questions submitted and
chooses one business question to answer each week.

3

LORRAINE ANSWERS

Lorraine shares her perspective and practical
ideas that may help you decide what to do next.

When a question is published, the person who submitted it will be identified only by first name and last initial. Your business name and other identifying information will not be published.

 
 

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