The Difference Between Being Known And Being Chosen

Visibility is often mistaken for success.

A practice can publish regularly, win awards, appear in the press and remain surprisingly difficult to choose.

Being known and being chosen are not the same thing.

One is awareness.

The other is preference.

The gap between the two is usually clarity.

Clients need to understand not only what you do, but why your approach differs from the alternatives in front of them.

The practices that are chosen consistently tend to make decisions easier. Their position is clearer. Their expertise is easier to understand. Their offer feels more relevant.

Recognition creates opportunity.

Clarity turns opportunity into work.

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