“Swatting flies”? Or feeling like you're shouting into “nothingness”? 😩
15 years ago, that was ME.

My digital product? Done.
Website stats? Visitors gone in 30 seconds. πŸ’¨
Sales? What sales?

I was struggling, big time.

Then I looked at the “big players” in my space.
Similar offers. Sometimes MORE expensive.
Yet, clients were flocking to THEM. Paying MORE.

What was their secret sauce? πŸ€” I became obsessed.

And it all boiled down to one word: AUTHORITY.

They weren't just “selling.”
They were seen as THE go-to experts.
People listened. People paid. Willingly.

I realized authority isn't something you're born with.
It's something you BUILD.
You can literally engineer it.

“But Dominic,” people ask, “how do I build authority?”

As I've discovered, there are a few paths…
πŸ‘‰ Dominating on platforms like LinkedIn.
πŸ‘‰ Stepping onto stages (virtual or real).
πŸ‘‰ Sharing your wisdom through training.

But the FASTEST way I've seen to get instant credibility?
The one thing that shifted perception for me and countless others?

Create a book πŸ“–

Seriously.
Even if they don't read it cover-to-cover.
The mere fact you authored a book elevates you.
You're no longer just another “service provider.”
You're an author. An expert.

It's the difference between:
❌ Being treated like a slave.
❌ Constantly asked for discounts.
❌ Fighting for every client.

And…
βœ… Clients taking you seriously.
βœ… Commanding premium fees.
βœ… Being seen as THE authority.

I learned this the hard way, reverse-engineering what worked.
It's not magic, it's a strategy.

So, if you're tired of being ignored…
If you want clients to listen and pay what you're worth…
Maybe it's time to stop being just a provider, and start building your authority.

What's your biggest question about building YOUR authority right now? Drop it below πŸ‘‡ – and if you know someone else struggling with this, tag them so we can all learn together!


Dominic Tay

Dominic Tay is the "systems guy" & Digital Marketing coach. He digests complicated digital marketing strategies into actionable and results-producing systems.