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This has happened to me several times. I  have an initial, promising meeting with a potential client. They call to speak with me or I was recommended to them – so things got off to a good start. I  start by asking them about their business. I talk about some of the problems they face, identify that there are things I could help them with. I  discuss what can be done and they seem pleased. They ask me to drop them a proposal and I leave the meeting feeling rather pleased. It feels like this one is  in the bag .                                 Then nothing happens. Despite sending a very compelling value proposal, they don't call back. Eventually you get through to them and they explain that priorities have changed.  Budgets are tight and although still interested in working with you, it won't be for a while – they will revert to you when things become better. Y ou wonder if they have chosen to go with a competitor.  Someone you know, who will never be able to do as good

Growing an  eMail list  is one of the most important parts of creating a successful eMail Marketing Strategy. And for a lot of businesses, also one of the most challenging.  You know you have something valuable to offer current and potential customers, but how do you actually get them to sign up ? Luckily, there are a number of tools you can use to  grow your eMail list . Let us take a look at real life situations from small businesses, where they have achieved success with eMail marketing and solved the  list growth  formula in the process : 1.    Use a paper sign–up sheet This is one of the simplest ways to grow an eMail list. It is also one of the most effective. Most effective when you have a retail store or a brick and mortar location where you interact with customers face–to–face. The sign–up sheet could be a A4 sheet with the heading –  Would you like to receive emails every week about new, hard to find books and free book reading events  ? This simple ques

Athletes use a pre–game routine to reach peak performance during the game. Musicians use a pre–concert routine to be at their very best when the baton drops. What about you ?  What is your pre–appointment routine, especially when it relates to getting more and better introductions to Right–Fit clients ? Pre-Appointment Referrals Checklist 1.     Prepare your meeting agenda. Running an appointment from an agenda makes for a more efficient meeting. This means you have ample time to conduct your value discussion and discuss one or more possible introductions. 2.     Add Value Discussion. A good starting point of for any request for referrals is the Value Discussion . You ensure that your client is experiencing the value of the meeting, your process, and / or the overall working relationship. This step alone sometimes creates a solid rapport and trust. 3.     Think about Specific People (you know they know). Coming prepared for a referral will boost your confidence