Tip 28: Getting cold calls righter
To develop last week’s theme, we need to find ways to avoid the worst sins outlined by Gerry Stapleton. The hardest thing is to break bad habits: it’s much easier to replace them. So … continue …
Does your market know you exist? Do your clients know you're the best? Do they know you're the only one who can solve their problems, smooth the way, and fulfill their dreams? Do you know this yourself? It's time to make sure of it!
These are the weekly marketing tips I give at RAMAC 's Business Networking Association. I'd like to hear back from people via the comments boxes. We should test drive these ideas.
To develop last week’s theme, we need to find ways to avoid the worst sins outlined by Gerry Stapleton. The hardest thing is to break bad habits: it’s much easier to replace them. So … continue …
I received a number of cold calls this week, and wondered why I allowed some and instantaneously refused others.
There are some openings that really annoy me … continue …
After-sales surveys and calls turned out not to be the issue at all. Quality control was the issue, … continue …
Discussing the cons of customer satisfaction surveys last week, it emerged that service businesses with multiple staff members and new staff members—and especially businesses newly growing from the single entrepreneur stage—still need a way to keep their fingers on the pulse, to know that their clients are still being served well. … continue …
Recently I’ve been getting a lot of customer satisfaction surveys by phone and e-mail, and they’re really starting to get up my nose … continue …