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The Coat That Closed the Deal: How One Image Consultant Rebranded Herself for the Elite

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There’s a moment in every high-level professional’s journey when they realize: it’s not about competence—it’s about relevance.

Today’s story is about Lulu Chase, an image consultant from San Francisco who once dressed mid-level tech execs... but secretly wanted more. Private clients. Real wealth. True influence.

Her turning point?

A coat.

And a chance conversation that reframed her entire business.

In this episode, we unpack:

  • Why the wealthy don’t hire for skill—they hire for signal.
  • The subtle art of repositioning without rebranding.
  • How one wardrobe shift led to a client roster of discreet billionaires and powerful women behind the scenes.

If you’re ready to be seen differently—by people who matter—this episode is your blueprint.

👉 For more daily strategies on marketing to the affluent, visit VelvetRopePodcast.com

🎁 Grab your free copy of The Affluent Marketing Blueprint while it’s still available.

#AffluentClients

#LuxuryMarketing

#ClientAttraction

#ImageConsultant

#EliteBranding

#HighTicketClients

#StatusSignals

#VelvetRopePodcast

#MarketingToTheWealthy

#PersonalBranding

#HighNetWorthClients

#LuxuryConsulting

#TrustedAdvisor

#AuthorityBranding

#PrivateClients

  continue reading

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Manage episode 489415305 series 3627205
Content provided by Mark Satterfield. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Mark Satterfield or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://ppacc.player.fm/legal.

There’s a moment in every high-level professional’s journey when they realize: it’s not about competence—it’s about relevance.

Today’s story is about Lulu Chase, an image consultant from San Francisco who once dressed mid-level tech execs... but secretly wanted more. Private clients. Real wealth. True influence.

Her turning point?

A coat.

And a chance conversation that reframed her entire business.

In this episode, we unpack:

  • Why the wealthy don’t hire for skill—they hire for signal.
  • The subtle art of repositioning without rebranding.
  • How one wardrobe shift led to a client roster of discreet billionaires and powerful women behind the scenes.

If you’re ready to be seen differently—by people who matter—this episode is your blueprint.

👉 For more daily strategies on marketing to the affluent, visit VelvetRopePodcast.com

🎁 Grab your free copy of The Affluent Marketing Blueprint while it’s still available.

#AffluentClients

#LuxuryMarketing

#ClientAttraction

#ImageConsultant

#EliteBranding

#HighTicketClients

#StatusSignals

#VelvetRopePodcast

#MarketingToTheWealthy

#PersonalBranding

#HighNetWorthClients

#LuxuryConsulting

#TrustedAdvisor

#AuthorityBranding

#PrivateClients

  continue reading

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