You know how to deliver. After all, you have a stream of satisfied customers to prove it. But remaining a best-kept-secret is not helping you land the next gig. Let’s change that.

Eradicate anonymity.

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Greg Monaco, Branding Service, Monaco Branding & Creative

ABOUT monaco

Whether you're trying to close the next deal, present yourself as a thought leader, or are building your own venture, I am here to help you stick out from the crowd and amplify your voice so you get paid to do the work you love.

How it’s done.

With every engagement, I employ a very simple 4 step approach:

Step 1: Get to Know Your Genius

Shine a light on your gifts and what makes you uniquely qualified to deliver.

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Step 2: Understand Who Matters Most

Get clarity on your key prospects and understand their fears and desires.

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Step 3: Build Relationships

Connect your solutions to your prospect’s problems through engaging copy and design.

Step 4: Repeat Relentlessly

Repeat (Step 3) until people (Step 2) start coming to you for (Step 1).

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Fresh Tips

Don’t make this mistake when you brand yourself. 

A friend of mine is looking for his next opportunity. He described himself as a CEO, CFO, and COO—a C-suite blend. Hit play to hear why this is a terrible positioning strategy.

How to pitch your big idea.

No one wants a big idea to die before its time. But big ideas die every day. And it's not because the idea is bad, but it's because the pitch is bad. Play this video to understand the most common mistake.

Are you burying your best story?

When I was searching for a job as a copywriter, part of my brand story (the most interesting part) wasn't being emphasized. Click to hear how I learned to bring my best story to the front.