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Attention Ambitious Professionals:
“At Last…Only 8 Simple Steps to Your Next
Promotion”
"Getting
Promoted is the KEY to Making More Money in the Corporate
World. You Won't Believe How EASY it is to Go From
Cubicle to Corner Office, and I'm Going to Show You
Exactly How, Step by Step!"
From: Jill Frank, Tampa, FL, USA
Tuesday, 9:30 a.m.
Are you ready for more money, more responsibilities, and
more influence?
Do you want to finally be rewarded for all
of your hard work?
Have you been passed up for promotions even though you are a
good employee?
I know how frustrating it can be to
work your way up the corporate ladder. You are
ambitious and you want to get ahead, but you’re probably not
sure which steps will take you to the next level, get the
attention of upper management, and make you a shoo in for a
promotion. Besides, shouldn’t your performance speak for
itself?
You
are working your butt off and making (or saving) your
employer a lot of money.
You are doing all the things that a “good” employee does.
But
there is something you’ve overlooked…
Your Own Needs!!!
You
see, you can be a good employee – a solid performer – and
you may be rewarded with above average raises each year.
But,
if you don’t take control of your career, you won’t go very
far.
I’ve
seen it over and over. Good employees who get so caught up
in the day to day tasks of their job, while their own career
takes a back seat.
Unfortunately, if you aren’t proactively managing your
career, you’ll become stationary.
Promotions = More Money
There
are three basic ways to make more money in the corporate
world: annual raises, promotions, and bonuses/commissions.
For most professionals, an annual increase is barely
noticeable in your paycheck. These days, it probably won’t
even cover the extra money you’re shelling out at the pump.
Bonuses and commissions are typically based on your
performance and can be very lucrative. The problem is that
most employees aren’t eligible to receive this added income
as it’s often reserved for high level or sales executives.
The
best solution is a promotion - climbing the corporate ladder
is the best way to increase your salary.
Taking Initiative Takes You a Step Above the Crowd
Most
candidates for a promotion fall into one of three
categories.
The first is
the candidate who feels entitled to a promotion, not
necessarily because
they deserve it but because they “have put in their time.”
The second type of candidate feels that they should be
promoted based on their achievements alone. These
candidates are usually solid performers but lack much
forethought.
The third type of candidate for a promotion is ambitious and
prepared. They know EXACTLY what it takes to
make it. They are decisive and confident in their ability
to succeed.
If you
were the decision maker, who would you promote?
What’s the Hang Up?
It
seems like a lot of work to fall into the
third category. Who has
that kind of time? To be honest, it’s not that much work at
all – if you know what you are doing.
Are
you getting hung up on career planning because you don’t
know where to focus your attention and think it requires a
big time commitment?
Are
you suffering from “I don’t know what to do, so I don’t do
anything at all?”
Do you
think that being a good employee should be enough?
If so,
you are not alone. Most employees fall into the first two
categories. There are only a handful of employees who are
both ambitious and prepared. Employers would move
mountains to find more of them because they know that having
a pipeline of future leaders is, hands down, the most cost
effective recruiting strategy.
Even
with this knowledge, only a relatively small percentage of
organizations offer their employees assistance with career
advancement – leaving you to figure it out for yourself.
The Payoff is HUGE
This is one of those times when good isn’t good enough.
I’ve been a part of hundreds of selection meetings and was
usually the one to deliver bad news to the candidates who
were passed up for a promotion. I’ve seen the shock on their faces and
heard the disbelief in their voices.
Why wasn’t I promoted? Ninety-nine percent of the time, the
answer was the same. We promoted the most qualified
person.
In these selection meetings, we would compare the candidates
experience, education, and performance. Often, there was
little difference. We had to select the candidate who would
get the best results.
Several years ago, I was part of a team that was responsible
for assembling a management team for a new market our
company was entering. Because these were newly created
positions, internal candidates had to apply for the job they
wanted. There was one decision that was particularly
difficult to make.
Although there were several candidates for this position,
only two were real contenders. The first candidate was
doing the same job in another market, and getting good
results. The other candidate was in a role as a producer
rather than a leader, so it would have been a promotion.
On
paper, there was a clear frontrunner. But the dynamics of
the job presented us with a challenge. We needed someone
who could make a real impact in a relatively short amount of
time. The candidate who was in a similar role was a strong
performer and an asset to the organization. But the
candidate who was vying for a promotion possessed qualities
the other didn’t. He was ambitious and results oriented –
exactly what we needed. He had the forethought to develop
and execute a comprehensive career plan so that he was ready
to take on a new challenge. He was rewarded with a
promotion.
Getting by on your track record will only take you so far.
Eventually, you will hit a ceiling and you won’t be able to
go farther without taking proactive measures. Promoting
someone is a business decision. Politics aside, the person
selected should incur the least amount of risk for the
organization and have the greatest potential.
Have
you demonstrated that you are a risk worth taking?
Are you FINALLY Ready to be
Rewarded for All of Your Hard Work?
Several months ago, I surveyed my Ezine readers. I asked
them list their advancement challenges. The overwhelming
response was “not knowing where to focus my attention.”
As “The Promotion Coach,” I address this issue with my
private coaching clients and I also offer tips and advice in
my Ezine articles
(if you aren't receiving my Ezine "Launch Your Career" yet,
click here
- you'll also get my FREE Special Report: 7
Unintentional Actions That Can Slow Your Climb up the
Corporate Ladder.")
But, I realized that not everyone can invest in private
coaching. It’s a catch 22 – like needing leadership
experience when no one will give you the chance to be a
leader. Even though it’s an investment that will pay off
when you get promoted, you may not be able to afford coaching until you
get a raise.
I also realized that no one has put it all together, in a
simple, step-by-step process.
So, I did it for you!
Announcing, my brand new program….
“8 Simple Steps to Your Next Promotion:
Your Step-by-Step Guide to go from Cubicle to Corner Office”
I have mapped out a fool-proof, connect-the-dots system for
getting promoted, fast and easy.
You’ll
be amazed at how easy it is to prepare yourself for new
challenges, (not to mention the $$$ that comes with it) if
you take just fifteen minutes of each day to focus on your
career. Plus, you’ll be heads above your colleagues
(who may also be your competition!).
This is the exact system that I use with my private coaching
clients who want to see quick results.
After going through this program, you’ll have learned:
What it takes to get ahead in the corporate world.
The 8 Steps
of promotion planning that will pay off big-time.
The EXACT order to do them. Taking them out of order
will waste valuable time. Haven’t you done enough of that
already?
The undisputed FIRST STEP you need to take before you
do anything else to get promoted.
Your greatest
assets
and how you can leverage them to
achieve massive results.
The most effective method for
mapping out
your career path.
How to ENSURE that your career path is leading you
directly to success.
How to position yourself for success in a
competitive market.
The one mistake
that will have you spinning your wheels and going nowhere.
The MOST EFFECTIVE
way to gain valuable insight into your targeted
position.
What you must
acquire
to be promoted and what to do if you aren’t seeing
results.
Which of your own
personal demons are preventing you from achieving
your professional goals and how you can move past them.
How to get ahead and be authentic – AT THE SAME
TIME.
How to create your
big picture plan
to take you beyond your next promotion.
What MUST be included in your promotion plan for it
to be effective.
How to keep up the
momentum
so you actually
achieve your goals.
How to use your
current projects, tasks, and outside activities
to prepare for your promotion.
The best method for
getting it all done
– even under a tight deadline.
The trick to
boosting your motivation and confidence when you
are working towards a
BIG goal.
How to communicate
your accomplishments in a way that has a
big impact
on the people deciding your future, without being obnoxious.
You’ll be blown away by how simple and easy it is to
implement these tactics and how well they work. This will
set you apart from the crowd and have you moving from
cubicle to corner office faster!



What’s All This Information Worth to You?
Just a one-hour, stand alone consultation with me would run
you a cool $250. And there is no way we could cover all of
the information and exercises I’ve included in this
workbook. Even if I did all of the talking and you did the
exercises on your own time, it would take at least four
sessions to get through each of the 8 steps. That would cost you
$1000 – and even then, it would be worth it. If the average
promotional increase is 10 -15%, think about how big your
raise will be. Pretty good return on investment, right?
But because I want this information to be easy to access
and easy to afford, I've packaged it in a digital version for only
$39
USD,
for a limited time. This way you have no excuse not to
get moving up the proverbial corporate ladder!
There’s more.
Do you ever buy books that you just know are
the answer you’ve been looking for only to find that it
leaves you with more questions than before you started? I
don’t want you to just buy this workbook; I want you to
use it to achieve all of your professional goals.
I am including a 15-minute laser coaching
call with me (a $60 value). As you go through
the workbook, write down any questions you have. Then
send me an email and we’ll schedule our phone session to get
you on the track to success.
So, are you ready?
Stop struggling to get ahead when planning is so easy!

“YES,
Jill – I’d like to learn the fastest, easiest, and most
effective way to go from cubicle to corner office!”
I understand that for only $39, I'll not only get
a downloadable workbook, complete with tips, exercises and
examples, but I'll also get a 15-minute laser coaching
call with you.
I'll have access to the information I need to get started
right away, within minutes.
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To
your Success,
Jill
Jill Frank, CECC
"The Promotion Coach"
P.S.
P.S.
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