Service: Acknowledging the Invisible Elephant in Your Office

Service: Acknowledging the Invisible Elephant in Your Office

From the Cellus the Lion Tamer to Helenbar the Trapeze Girl, every member of the circus has a vital service role to play–without them them the show couldn’t go on.

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This month each of us Carnies decided to examine the who, what, how, and why we are in service in our businesses. We are committed to providing excellent service to our clients, but this act is not without it’s challenges from time to time sapphire resort timehsare. Collectively we thought it was high time that we acknowledge the invisible elephant in the room, and come clean about the sometimes dirty truth about service. So step right up and have a read…
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Nick Armstrong of WTF Marketing
What good is a marketing company?
@WTFMarketing
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Téa Silvestre of Word Chef
Find Your Purpose in the Tiny Details and Make a Big Difference – Story Bistro
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Michelle Church of Marketing Support 4 U
Who says you only drink wine from a wine glass?
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Annie Sisk of Pajama Productivity
12 Dirty Digital Jobs You Can’t Afford to Ignore
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Carol Lynn Rivera of  Web Search Social
Wear That Hat (And The Other One, Too): A Small Business Owner’s Guide To Staying Sane
@CarolLynnRivera
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Nicole Fende of The Numbers Whisperer
Customer Service Shouldn’t Be Self-Serving
@NicoleAFende
facebook.com/SmallBizFinance

Blaze Lazarony of Blaze A Brilliant Path
Step Right Up Ladies and Gentleman, Let’s Talk about Service in Your Business
@blazelazarony
facebook.com/BlazeABrilliantPathwithBlazeLazarony

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