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REFERRALS: LETS TALK lsquo;BOOK VALUE by Gil Simonds In the last article, after talking about how to avoid getting referrals that were less than desirable, I noted that...
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SAMPLE LIST OF DESIRED BEHAVIOR How to Be An Excellent Employee 1. Understand that all relationships require trust, direction, communication and commitment to be successful. 2. K...
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SEVEN MANAGEMENT KEYS GO BEYOND SURVIVAL by John Jaques For independent agencies to thrive in today's tough economic environment, agency management must actively and strongly implement sev...
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SUBSTANCE ABUSE POLICY SAVES CASH WORKING PARTNERS 'A couple of years ago,' Jerry Moland says, 'I had my head buried in the sand. I saw it in the news, read it in the paper, but figured it wa...
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SUPER SERVICE: A PROCESS, NOT A PROJECT by George Nordhaus We often see 'service' as a magic word-the 'open sesame' that will somehow ensure customer retention and build bottom-line profits....
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TELEMARKETING CAN BUILD BUSINESS by Randall Marc and Adam Seid Before beginning a telemarketing campaign, some internal research needs to be done. Everyone would like to believe th...
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We've all heard that the essence of marketing is to find a need and fill it. Well, unless you have deep pockets or know exactly what the world needs, your marketing efforts will yield a better response if you follow this formula instead: Find a want and fill it.
Most of us have enough food, shelter, clothing, and transportation-we don't need much more. But we want more. We need food, but we want fast foods, diet foods, or gourmet foods. Most of us don't need a 2 1/2-bath home or expensive designer clothes, but we want them. We may need a car, but we want a Lexus or a BMW.
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THE LOST ART OF BROKING by Rob Ekern Write quality, profitable business in soft and hard markets alike. I was speaking with a broker several weeks ago about the importance o...
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THE PERFECT EMPLOYEE: PERFECT OR NOT? by Grace Bauer I just finished talking to a customer about one of his staff members. 'He's a perfect employee,' the customer said. 'He's ki...
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THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS OF MARKETING Craig Shields, president, Direct Marketing Agency, Inc., Irvine, CA, recently identified seven categories of basic mistakes that make marketing expensive, wasteful,...