Here are some ideas to get keep in touch with your customers Try some free things there are a lot of them on the web you can always upgrade as your business grows.
Communicating with your customers is the the cardinal rule if you want to succeed.
Attracting and Keeping Customers
One of the most important ways to sell is to keep people at your site as long as possible. Have a lot of free stuff available, free ebooks, contests, astrology readings, postcards, forums. The longer they stay on your site the more they get to know about you and your products.
Keeping Your Business’s Finances on Track
One of the biggest benefits of operating a home-based business is that it doesn’t require any formal training or experience. After all, some of the most successful individuals never attended a single business-related class or workshop.
Keeping Clients Happy Keeps them Coming Back
Whether you are a seasoned Virtual Assistant (VA), or you have just opened your doors to new clients, your marketing strategy should not only involve bringing in new business, it should also include keeping your current clients, your most important asset, happy and coming back for more or referring your services.
Working at Home & Keeping the Children Occupied….How?
WAHM is the abbreviation for Work At Home Mom, but they are more than just 4 little letters. They represent a new career title, and for those of us who are work at home moms or dads (WAHD), we love the fact that we are recognized for being both entrepreneurs and parents.
Switching Users and Keeping RAS Connected
Question: While switching users in XP I lose my Internet connection. A popup window used to asked if I wanted to stay connected, but now this window does not appear. Is there some way I can have the RAS stay connected?
Thanks,
Sam
Switching Computers and Keeping Your Mail
Question: I have been trying to find a way to transfer my existing OE email from this old P2$233Mhz to a nice fresh AthlonXP 2400+ I just finished building…and have met with little success and loads of reinstalls. (Cheat-mode reinstalls….Ghost is a very worthy toy 😉
Getting and Keeping Customers in the Age of Disbelief
We’re in the “Age of Disbelief.” That means you CANNOT do whatever it takes to get through to prospects and customers.
Deception is verboten. It’s not the way to start and build long-term relationships, and the consumer’s radar will detect the deception… and more likely than not, government and media scrutiny will mete out justice.
Asking for Referrals, Getting Them and Keeping Them, Part I
I’m a professional coach. I’m not in it to see if I like it, or how much I can make how fast, or because it’s the latest fad. I’m in it because it’s my profession. I love the work and I’m in it for the long haul. It took years to learn the skills and build the practice base and my product is people’s lives. Therefore, yes, I take it seriously, and I think most professionals do. When I refer someone to someone else for professional services, this is going to reflect on my judgment, and also on how I care for my clients.
Keeping CRM on track: The CRM Diagnostic
CIOs and CEOs who are engaged in implementing a Customer Relationship Management initiative know how difficult a process it is. Relatively new and rapidly evolving, CRM solutions are still the source of great concern for managers in many of the Fortune 1000 companies. Because of the high stakes involved in these complex projects, managers are struggling to find meaningful measures of effectiveness and progress with which to assess and direct their efforts. To maximize the return on investment (ROI), managers must periodically revisit and refine their CRM strategy and objectives to keep the project on track and avoid conflicts later.