Category Archives: Communication

Do Your Communications Attract Customers?

It doesn’t matter what business you’re in and it doesn’t matter how you define success, we all have the same goal: To make a certain number of “sales”. In most industries it takes a minimum of seven contacts with a … Continue reading

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Day 7 – A Question

Yep, I missed another day but that’s OK. Participating in the 30 days of blogging has been a wonderful boost – to my blog, my habits and my perceptions of why and what I want to accomplish.#7 is to Ask … Continue reading

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Day 5 – Write a List

Day 5 of this exercise sounded simple at first: make a list. Of ten things that are important to me. My first thought was if I could narrow it down to only 10. So, I started thinking about what is … Continue reading

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Confessions of a Twitter Newbie

So I joined twitter a couple of months ago. It took a while to get the hang of it, but now it’s rather fun. And it’s all anyone can see to talk about – online or off. There really are … Continue reading

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A Kiss – Keeping Service Simple

Good customer service is not a difficult art to master. A few simple basics should be the starting philosophy of every business.1. If you want my business, you have to make it worth my while. Show me the value and … Continue reading

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My Favorite Client

My favorite client is a lovely, spunky and confident woman. She is established in her business; she knows what she wants and what she needs. She has decided what she will and can do, and she gets help (that would … Continue reading

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Customer Service – The Lost Secret

I admit that I often think of my business in a simple way. I believe that it’s better to keep most things simple and uncomplicated. Less complexity = less chance for chaos and confusion. And much less chance for hurt … Continue reading

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