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The Ins and Outs, Ups and Downs of Biz Referrals
As business owners we are always looking for effective ways to grow our businesses. One the most flattering and best sources in attracting new business is through referrals. There are many strategies, resources and techniques available to accomplish this. This month the fabulous carnies share their wisdom on “The Ins and Outs, Ups and Downs of Biz Referrals”! This is gonna be good, so make sure to get comfy and read each one of the posts below and don’t forget to share and post your comments, we’d love to hear from you! Carol Lynn Rivera of Web Search Social: Referrals Make Better Prospects. Here’s How To Get Them @CarolLynnRivera facebook.com/WebSearchSocial Tea Silvestre of aka The Word Chef: How to Get Referrals From Your Peers and Colleagues @teasilvestre facebook.com/mywordchef Michelle Church of Virtually Distinguished: 9 Ways to Educate Your Best Allies for Referrals @virtuallyassist facebook.com/marketingsupportspecialist Melanie Kissell of Solo Mompreneur: The Cost of Unfriendly Referrals @melaniekissell facebook.com/SoloMompreneur Sharon Hurley of Get Paid to Write Online: Referrals – The Key to a Healthy Writing Biz @SHurleyHall facebook.com/SharonHurleyHall Eugene Farber of Content Strategy Hub: How to Get Referrals (The REAL Way) @EugeneFarber facebook.com/ContentStrategyHub Nicole Fende of The Numbers Whisperer®: Need More Profit? Unleash Your Happy Clients! @NicoleAFende facebook.com/SmallBizFinance Nick Armstrong of WTF Marketing: Want Referrals? Get People To Hate You First. @WTFMarketing plus.google.com/+Wtfmarketing Sandy McDonald of Why You Must Blog: Are You A Matchmaker. @theclanmaker facebook.com/whyyoumustblog Michelle Nickolaisen of Bombchelle: Want More Referrals? Get Better Systems, YO. @_chelleshock facebook.com/bombchellebiz photo credit: Poppy Wright via photopin...
Read MoreMichelle Church, Marketing Support Specialist
When there is too much that needs to get done and not enough time to complete it ALL, delegating is now a must, contact Michelle Church. For eight years Michelle Church has been specializing in virtually providing administrative marketing support for solopreneurs that need to build a team. She assists them with posting, writing, and researching their blogs; building and maintaining WordPress websites, email marketing campaigns, and various other administrative tasks. “I help clients improve their productivity by taking on some of their time consuming tasks so that they can spend more of their time on revenue generating activities. I work well with coaches, speakers, sales professionals and authors that are positive, driven, determined, honest, and passionate. I am highly motivated to enhance the success of my clients.” I love being of service and supporting…how can I help...
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