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The all important questions is: "Do we have to believe EXACTLY what the known gurus have to say, follow them blindly as…
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The all important questions is: "Do we have to believe EXACTLY what the known gurus have to say, follow them blindly as…
Media interviews are an important part of an overall public relations campaign. Any size company from entrepreneur to Fortune 500 can benefit from media interviews. Always arrive for a media interview prepared and early. We've seen competent CEOs drown in uncharted media waters. Being unprepared guarantees you won't get asked back. When you are contacted for any kind of media interview ask the following questions:
It's never too soon to start saying thanks to your clients, vendors and referral sources for what they contribute to your business. Everyone loves to be appreciated and acknowledged, so start now and do something every month.
Most people assume the resource box at the end of the article is their opportunity to sell. You write an article and can sell your product or sell yourself via a link or email address in the resource box.
We are often embarrassed to ask for referrals and instead hope that our clients will just offer them to us anyway. If you are using this strategy, you could be costing yourself serious business. As a rule of thumb, most people won't give referrals unless they are asked. This is nothing personal, it's just human nature.
Many of us are discouraged by the networking events that we go to. We feel swamped by people just looking to get money from us, and we rarely feel as though the event was worth our time. Yet networking should be one of the best ways to bring in new business. The key is learning to network correctly.