About — Full-stack Strategist For Modern Firms

Hi, I'm Emman/Emmanuel

A self-taught marketing strategist from Montréal, millennial, introvert, philosopher, minimalist & francophone.

People also find it weird that I eat pasta with mayo. ‘Mayo’ is definitely a verb in my book.

If you're a firm owner and if you've ever asked yourself any of the questions below, you're in the right place.

”Most of my new clients come from referrals. What if referrals dry up, then what?”

“We mostly get hired for compliance or tax work. It’s not profitable & my team doesn’t enjoy it much. Team culture is dying. What now?”

“Cheap tax work, problematic clients, crazy tax seasons, 50-hour work weeks, personal life in shambles, is this it?”

”I almost feel like I always have to offer discounts to win clients over. What am I doing wrong?”

”What should I do on social media? I’ve heard of TikTok, but that’s just not for me. What else is there?”

Now, what if you were to never ask yourself those questions again?

Trust me, I get it. No business is perfect. I can’t even tell you how bad my accounting was when I started my business.

We all have things that could be improved. We’re all trying to figure it out. But every now and then, we all have to embrace change. Because change is good. Change is inevitable!

MORE ABOUT ME...

What's my story and how did I end up being a consultant?

I’ve always been interested in marketing and the psychology of selling.

Back in 2013, I stumbled upon Frank Kern’s teaching style, and I was hooked. His charisma and connection with the audience blew me away. I remember thinking, “Wait, people get to be this cool and make a living? I’m in!”

Frank is truly inspiring! If you want to see his engaging teaching style and charisma in action, check out his videos on YouTube. This is his best interview to date, in my opinion.

What makes me different from other consultants??

Hmm…

Probably my process. You can read more about it here.

Why am I so confident that I can get you results?

Because the language of buyer psychology is universal. We’re all wired the same. And that’s whether we’re considering buying accounting services or the latest $4000 MacBook Pro.