First, sorry for the hiatus on the blog. Our group has been going crazy with a few clients and blogging took a back seat. But we’ve got a few topics we’ll be covering this week.
In our last blog, we talked about the ten dangerous tendencies some business owners and top managment posses. Now, we’re going to cover WHY they are so detrimental to procuding and cultivating a strong work force. So, here we go:
1. The idea that, we’ve done it . . .
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Spending as much time as our firm does with Small Business owners, you begin to see traits and/or tendencies that are identifiers. At the end of the day, there are two very different approaches taken by those in charge when it comes to the progress and sustainability of their companies. Here are ten ideas that can be detrimental to a companies growth.
The idea that, we’ve done it this way and we’ve always made money before.
Giving piddly work to employees is . . .
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There are websites, seminars and books on CD that will help you with the dreaded cold call, but… can we get around doing them altogether.
Maybe yes, maybe no. This may not be the case for all of you, but here is a method I teach that has allowed my clients to move away from an invasive call, to a call that is not only better received, but often times happily answered.
Disclaimer: You will need to wrap your marketing / sales . . .
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We hate interrupting people, we hate the rejection and we hate the five seconds before the unsuspecting target answers the phone. We HATE cold calling! Now, most marketing over the past forty years has been about interrupting an audience; commercials, ad campaigns, mailers and the all hated telemarketing. But there is something about the cold call that is hated, by both parties.
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I wanted to pass on this great blog. We were having this exact conversation with a client the other day about why some hosting is $1.99 (like the crap you can get from GoDaddy and hosting services that can be almost a $100 per month. Now, I’m not saying everyone needs to spend a hundred smackaroo’s, but some absolutely should, and every one should treat their website and its hosting, like its a key marketing strategy.
So, check out Smashing Magazines . . .
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