Posts Tagged ‘Client Management’

Guest Blogging on “A New Perspective on Marketing”

Friday, October 29th, 2010

Spend thousands of dollars on advertisements for the Superbowl or don’t market at all. Does that sound a bit extreme? Well, I’m an extreme kinda gal…

I was recently at the Perfect Business Summit in Las Vegas, NV – a conference designed to provide resources and inspiration to entrepreneurs and I heard a talk by Tony Hsieh of Zappos.com. Many of you probably know that he is extremely talented and has revolutionized customer service, but do you know just how revolutionary he really is? In his talk, he suggested that corporations do just what I mentioned – shift some or all of your advertising dollars into an investment in your clients. Once you make your existing clients happy, there’s very little need to market your business after all.

Here are some other ways that you can “market” without spending a dime or drafting an ad!

Care About Your Clients
Sounds simple, but a note to say hello or a thank you letter for a purchase goes a long way. I know you’re busy, but oversimplifying the Thank You process can be detrimental to your business. Don’t send cards printed by your assistant with a stamp of your signature on the bottom. Take the time to care about your clients.

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How Vendors Can Work with #Eventprofs

Thursday, September 23rd, 2010

I am contacted by many vendors on a daily basis who are interested in introducing me to their products and services. However, many of them are going about it all the wrong way. I’m not one to relish in other’s tribulations so I thought it was time for a blog to help explain my way of looking at things. There are a few things that vendors can do to help create better relationships and close the deal with their target clients. Of course, as you read, you will realize that these tips can be applied to any business relationship. 

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Guest Blogger Ash Mashhadi on “Are You Good Medicine For Your Clients?”

Tuesday, March 30th, 2010

When I was a child, my mother specialised in stocking the most pungent and foul-tasting medicines known to humankind. They weren’t even particularly effective. That was some pretty bad medicine. Yuck. Good medicine is effective, improving and tastes so nice, you want to fall ill just for the chance to have some more. The good news is you have a chance to be the best kind of medicine for your clients. Here’s how…

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