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When I became a music teacher, I thought I had learned enough in college to be an expert in my profession. Was I in for a rude awakening. After a short stint I realized what's more valuable in teaching is what they fail to teach you in college - what you learn on your own on the job.
The better you can describe your best customers, the more products and services you can sell. How do you do that? Know Your Customer What newspapers, magazines, and e-zines do they read? What topics interest them most? What groups or associations do they belong to?
When you get an order, do you remember to say Thanks to your customer? If someone requests information from you, or even your autoresponder, does the message they get say Thanks? Do any of your replies say Thank you?
Bad economic news doesn't have to be bad news for your small business. Your business can thrive and grow in a slowing economy if you make it recession-proof. Here are 3 things you can do immediately to start recession-proofing your business.
I am a non-techie book coach who has been in business for 20 years, but only online for 2 years, and only selling ebooks and special reports for 3 months. In just 3 months I manifested amazing online profits. In the first month, my ebooks sold $75. The second month my sales quadrupled to $300. The third month my sales catapulted ten times.
