According to a New York Times article, 65 percent of new business comes from referrals!
The on-line versions of referrals are written testimonials. They’re often used on websites and social media profiles.
Here’s what you need to know to get GREAT testimonials, so that your buyers are selling you.
Letting someone help you can be a good thing or a royal pain.
As a lifelong business owner, it was hard to let go of my attachment to how things got done. No control freak tendencies here. But I did it!
Here are the methods I used to quit micro-managing, so that others could actually help me.
“I can still remember the oily taste of cold metal on my tongue.”
Wow!
After reading that first sentence in the prologue of Edgy Conversations: How Ordinary People Can Achieve Outrageous Success, I was hooked.
Finally, someone dared to tell share the real deal on what it means to be human and searching for meaning and success. This was NOT the typical ‘Ten Steps to Success’ book.
In peeling back the pages, here’s what else I found:
Enlightened entrepreneurs, and successful companies, know that a secret to success is to have a ‘no matter what’ attitude.
We look for opportunities to move forward, in spite of what others may think. Then we go for it.
Here are some of my ‘glass half full’ tips on how to succeed –no matter what!
What you ‘think’ is what you get. We’ve all heard it. Yet few people know how to ‘profit’ from this principle.
Well except for approx. 10 million millionaires in the USA, and some powerful forward thinkers.
Here are some of my tips and techniques to raise your thoughts and income.
Yes, there are people and companies making money right now. A lot of it!
Here are some facts, thoughts and tips to catapult you into the big leagues.
The Facts!
According to CNBC, “The number of millionaires in the [United States] is growing. The U.S. has more than 10 million.
Several men have surprised me in the past few weeks, and it wasn’t with flowers and chocolates.
Actually, it was what they said that made me gasp for air. They were discussing their new ‘cautious’ approach to buying goods and services.
These encounters led me to recognize a few key things about the buying behavior of men in our current economy: