Am I the Best Kept Secret?
I love what I do. I’ve had the privilege of working with top streamers like Netflix, AppleTV+, Disney+ and Stan, as well as some incredible brands and businesses. My work is good, but there’s a catch – I don’t show it to anyone. While staying invisible might feel safe, it’s actually holding me back.
Thinking Great Work Speaks for Itself
I believed recognition and business would naturally follow if I produced great work. This mindset was a huge mistake. In today’s digital age, visibility is crucial. If no one knows about the projects I worked on, I miss out on potential clients and opportunities.
The Power of Being Seen
To change my business trajectory, I need to embrace visibility. Here’s why it matters:
- Build Trust: Showcasing my work builds trust. Potential clients want proof of my capabilities.
- Create Opportunities: Visibility opens doors. When people see my success, they want to be part of it.
- Boost Confidence: Sharing my achievements reinforces my expertise, making me more confident in my sales approach.
I remember a freelance designer who started sharing their projects on social media. Within months, they attracted new clients and significantly increased their income. The work was always great, but visibility made the difference.
Navigating Contract Agreements
Unfortunately, I cannot share or show some of the content I shot due to contract agreements. This limitation makes showcasing my full range of skills and experiences challenging.
How Can We Overcome This?
I’m reaching out to you for advice and feedback. Have any of you faced similar challenges? How did you navigate contract agreements while still managing to showcase your work and attract new clients?
- What strategies worked for you in building visibility despite restrictions?
- How did you effectively communicate your successes without breaching contracts?
- Do you have any tips on leveraging other aspects of my work or experiences to build trust and attract clients?
Building visibility costs $0.
But if we stay hidden, it could cost us everything.
I can’t wait to hear from you.
Best,
Rodrigo Branco Matsumoto.
