Why do some brilliant HR consultants still have no idea where their next batch of leads or clients is going to come from?

Most of the time, it's not because they're doing the "wrong" things.

They're posting on LinkedIn. Networking. Asking for referrals. Creating content. Trying outreach. Maybe they've even built a lead magnet or started an email list.

The problem is that none of it is operating as one connected system.

In Part 1 of this six-part series, I'm introducing the 3 Phase Pipeline — the framework I use with my clients to get a more predictable flow of leads and clients into their world.

You'll discover:

  • Why doing more marketing isn't necessarily the answer when you need more clients
  • The crucial difference between an audience, a lead and a client
  • The three phases every HR consultancy needs to think about if it wants greater control over growth
  • Why you can be getting plenty of attention and still have a broken pipeline
  • Where nurture really fits — and why it starts much earlier than most people realise
  • The question to ask before adding yet another marketing tactic to your business
  • Why the same underlying principles apply whether you're aiming for £70K, £100K or £1m

I'll also share the experience that made me realise I'd been doing plenty of marketing but hadn't actually built a proper system behind it.

If you'd like to see where your own pipeline may be lacking, take the 12-question Pipeline Quiz using the link below.

If you already know you want support building your pipeline, you can also join the Success Squad.

Next week's episode is Part 2: Connect — where we'll explore how to decide who you're trying to attract and give the right people a reason to pay attention.


Want to build a more predictable pipeline of leads and clients — and grow your HR consultancy to £100K and beyond?

Check out your options here:

https://nickponinski.com/work-with-nick

APPLY FOR YOUR FREE MARKETING AUDIT:

https://theinfluentialconsultant.co.uk/free-marketing-audit-for-hr-consultants/ 

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