EPISODE · Oct 22, 2019 · 21 MIN
Being Too Creative Could Scare Clients Off with Simeon Quarrie (Part 2)
from The Den Lennie Show · host Den Lennie
In part one of our back-to-back episodes with Simeon Quarrie, he shared some insights about the efficiency brought about by starting work at 2am every day. We talked about his work ethic and his ability to scale up and down depending on the projects at hand. Simeon and I also discussed how he makes sure that he is always one step ahead in the video business industry.Today, as we continue our discussion, Simeon will share with us how, oftentimes, being too creative can scare a client. Based on Simeon’s previous experiences, he will tell us how important it is to get the right balance between creativity and meeting the demands of clients. What You’ll Learn From This Episode:Marketing Processes and Strategies: Getting more clients in the corporate marketWhy being strategic in networking is paramount to getting your target marketUnderstanding your target marketPresenting yourself: For industry vs. when looking for clientsReasons why clients are terrified of too much creativityWhy too much creativity is hurting your businessWhy most clients go for predictable outcomesLooking at the customer’s needs and providing consistent workThe risk of video businesses spending money on equipment and going brokeThe significance of focusing ON the actual businessInstead of being IN the business, work ON the businessHow Simeon creates impact with storytellingFocusing on values — How it changes the perception of customers Connect with Simeon QuarrieEmailInstagramYouTubeLinkedInVIVIDA Connect with Den LennieVideo Business AcceleratorLinkedIn Facebook Youtube About Simeon QuarrieSimeon Quarrie is the owner of VIVIDA. He is a filmmaker and storyteller who has successfully built a world-leading wedding video business and one of the few who has successfully transitioned into working with large businesses. Simeon is an international speaker, Canon Ambassador, Gteam member, and an advisor for Google and YouTube. He ensures he is focused on staying one step ahead and now creates interactive Virtual Reality films. Simeon’s clients include Sky, Barclays, Burberry, and EY.Mentoring options : www.denlennie.comConnect with Den on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/den_lennie
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In part one of our back-to-back episodes with Simeon Quarrie, he shared some insights about the efficiency brought about by starting work at 2am every day. We talked about his work ethic and his ability to scale up and down depending on the projects at hand. Simeon and I also discussed how he makes sure that he is always one step ahead in the video business industry. Today, as we continue our discussion, Simeon will share with us how, oftentimes, being too creative can scare a client. Based o...
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