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Today's Featured Guide: Nancy Marmolejo


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Branding is the emotional imprint you leave on your audience. - Nancy Marmolejo

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Ellen Britt


Award-winning Online Marketing Strategist Ellen Britt is the co-founder of Marketing Qi (www.MarketingQi.com), helping savvy women entrepreneurs develop the business strategies they need to get the success they want. Ellen specializes in mentoring her clients to envision their businesses strategically and then guides them to combine the results with a custom, highly leveraged business model designed to produce immediate cash flow and continued profits. Drawing on her 22 years experience in emergency medicine, Ellen has honed her interviewing skills to a fine edge and has had the opportunity to interview many of the most well known names in internet marketing and self-development. Her training has also given her the gift of a precise, systematic way to analyze and solve business problems. She’s facilitated over a thousand of hours of teleclasses and is an expert at selling her high-ticket programs via preview teleseminars and in one-on-one phone conversations. In addition to her two decades of experience as a physician assistant, Ellen holds a master’s in psychology and a doctorate in biology. She’s professionally trained in hypnosis and guided imagery and uses these skills extensively with her high-end clients to help them achieve breakthrough business results. Ellen lives and works near Atlanta, Georgia. Meet Ellen...

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Nancy Marmolejo teaches consultants and coaches how to get more clients. Introducing... Nancy Marmolejo. Nancy teaches coaches and consultants how to get more clients. I'd like to share a fun tidbit about Nancy that will help you understand why she's such a phenomenal entrepreneur... It's in her DNA! Here's an excerpt from her chapter in "Trust Your Heart: Building Relationships That Build Your Business":

"Growing up, people thought I belonged to a mafia family. 'Your dad owns the flea market? I heard that was all organized crime and stolen goods!' Some people have no problem judging a book by its cover, but I got used to that at an early age.

A flea market, in case you don't know, is the offline predecessor to eBay. People get their old junk and collectibles and set up shop for a weekend as their own bosses. Never mind that their "shop" is a striped-off parking space; to the "fleas," as we called them, it is their own little slice of the American Dream. They back in their station wagons, vans, and pickups, set up folding tables or lay a blanket out on the ground, and spend the rest of the day wheeling and dealing.

My dad, the mastermind behind the place, collected money for each space. There were a lot of spaces, and in its heyday the flea market was a gold mine. I loved watching him walk up and down the rows, greeting everyone by name. As the keeper of the snack bar with my braces and feathered hair, I marveled at how everyone respected and admired my dad. His success was built on a great business model, but fueled by what he knew kept him in business: the relationships.

Back in his day, business deals were made with a promise and a handshake; your word was your worth, and without it you were nothing. I saw how lifelong friendships were born from the trust first established as business associates.

Decades later, as the owner of my own business, I still draw from the lessons my dad taught me both directly and by example. I think we use a lot more paper to formalize agreements now, but the values of trust still stand strong. I often think of how he would have handled certain situations I face now, what he would have done if he were in my shoes. I'm happy to say I'm carrying on the family legacy by tapping into the power of relationships and using that power to build a profitable and purposeful business." Get to know more about Nancy here.