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...ng contractor with expertise in remodeling during off-hours calls himself the ...

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...in his acquiring, building, and remodeling a house and finally converting it t...

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... the customer, but developing a consistent program for staying in front of customers regularly is a challenge. A mix of seminars, newsletters, bulletins, fact sheets, special events and informative articles will keep you in the customer's mind. 8. NAME YOUR PRODUCT OR SERVICE: You can differentiate your products or services from all the rest by giving them distinctive names. A building contractor with expertise in remodeling during off-hours calls himself the stealth' remodeler. A fuel oil dealer doesn't talk about service- he emphasizes ComfortCare Service. The mission is to distinguish your product or service from your competitors by having customers identify your solution to their problems as more dynamic. Make sure, however, that the name you choose appeals to your customers, and not just to you. 9. BE RELENTLESS: Persistence ... that adjusts to constant change. Disruptions during the transformation need not repel customers while these 24 practical ideas for redesigning a business to thrive in a changing marketplace are implemented: 1. SURPRISE THE PROSPECTS: Getting attention isn't easy, particularly amid all the clutter and competition. Agencies must be innovative and dramatic. For example, one insurance agency's phone rang off the hook after it offered to buy small contractors the biggest steak dinner in town' if it couldn't save them money on their Business insurance. 2. TARGET THE RIGHT PERSON: The big job in marketing and sales is getting to the right people inside a company. Addressing mail to the facilities manager or printing a routing on the outside of the envelope doesn't work. The primary target is contact with the right individuals. Developing a dead-eye ...