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    Top Ten Strategies for Delivering 5-Star Customer Service
    Customer satisfaction is valuable, but customer loyalty is priceless. In today's competitive world of business, it is becoming more and more important to deliver customer service that is unbeatable. These ten creative strategies can support you in turning your customers into walking billboards for your business.1. Treat your customers like royalty.Hire a customer service representative to greet your customers upon arrival, and offer a coat check service so that customers can comfortably get to know you, your employees, and your place of business2. Provide valet parking.Providing valet parking can greatly improve access to your establishment when parking is limited or on days when the weather is challenging. (Note: Tips should not be accepted.)3. Make a wait enjoyable.If a cu
    then they said no. Could that be no not right now. Your life has not changed because someone said no, YOU are making it personal. What if she said YES? What changes now? Everything! Income potential, business, new customers, growth and so much more. You see NO changes nothing but YES changes everything. How do we get to that yes? You have to go thought the nos. Here is a little exercise to help you over come your NO fear. Write the word NO down a hundred times. Go out and try to collect a 100 NOs in one day. Go to a networking function and try this. Tell people you walk up to know what you are doing. This is a great ice breaker and even a conversation starter. You will be amazed how many people will say yes. The word NO will not even bother you.

    Do you know who hears the word no more than anyone else? A two year old. It seems as if he hears it no matter what he does, but does that stop him? He just looks for a different way to try again. Maybe you could take a lesson from a two year old. Do you accept no and then walk away or do you explore a little more. Perhaps the no was said as, “no, I am not interested but my wife may be”. “No, I am not intereste

    Standing Under the Umbrella And Still Getting Wet
    Make More Money Making a Name for YourselfCalling all realtors, financial planners, insurance brokers, multi-level & network marketers, and anyone else who works in the precarious and often misunderstood position of operating under a large company brand umbrella yet operating as a separate business unto itself. You may find that you're standing under the umbrella and you're still getting wet-- not enjoying the unlimited personal and financial rewards that business opportunity offers.Do you have trouble distinguishing yourself from another person working under the same umbrella brand? Do you feel the sting of this coming from the cubicle right next to you?Do you sometimes feel that you don't get the support that you thought you would from the umbrella brand? Or, find your
    Are you a pushy? Ask yourself that question. The other day I was talking to a very good friend of mine and she said she could not do what I do because she is not pushy. At first I was a little offended, but then I asked her more questions to find out what she met. She said that she couldn't talk to people like I do or go up to strangers and talk to them. I asked her, if she was me how she would get business? She said that she would hope that customers would just find her website. This got me to thinking about how I market my business. Do you sit and wait for the business to come to you?

    Sometimes the biggest fear we have is what other people think of us. Do you ask your self, will they think I am pushy? What will they think of me? Will they say no? What will I do if they say no? What if? What if? What if? Are these questions holding you back? Are you afraid that you may appear pushy by offering someone the opportunity of knowing what you do, or offering them the opportunity to purchase what you have? Do you wonder what that person is going to think of you, before you even offer them what you have? Is the fear of what this stranger thinks of you so important that you that you say nothing. If you do nothing what do you get? NOTHING! Are you hoping that the right customers will come your way, or are you like me a "pushy person".

    Lets examine this a different way. Suppose you want to catch a hummingbird. You have a beautiful garden full of flowers and even a hummingbird feeder. You have set a goal to catch a hummingbird. You sit in your beautiful garden and wait. No hummingbirds are coming to your garden. Are you doing something wrong? You have a garden full of flowerers just for them. Where are all the hummingbirds? You know there are lots of them. You know that they would just love your garden. Why don’t they come to your garden and take what you have to offer. What would happen if you let all those hummingbirds know where you are and how to get to you? What if you reminded these hummingbirds on a consistent basis that you would love to have them come to your beautiful garden to take what you have? What if you went out to meet the hummingbirds and told them how to find your garden? What if you showed them the way?

    You see you can have the greatest product in the world, but if you just sit and wait and hope, it will be difficult almost impossible for people to find you. Become a pushy person; tell everyone what you have and where to find it. Talk to everyone about what you have with the excitement and enthusiasm that you feel for it. Oh, but you say I am afraid they will say NO. Oh my goodness that dreaded word.

    Why are we so afraid of being told NO? Why do we fear rejection? Sometimes I think we hate rejection more then public speaking. We fear the answer is going to be NO before we even attempt to ask the question. Why do we do that? We do that because we do not want to face that personal rejection. But, is it personal? Are they saying NO to us or saying NO to how we are asking them or presenting to them. Are they saying NO, not right now or are they saying NO I am not interested but I bet my friend Jane Doe would be. How can you determine what someone is going to say? Do you really know their motivation for saying it? Why would you want to assume that they are going to say NO? Perhaps they have been waiting just for what you have. Do you also prejudge people you talk to? This is a big mistake. Do not assume that you know who your customers should be. I found this out when I was at a networking function. I gave my little elevator speech and handed out my business cards to everyone. I even them to those who I didn't think would use my product. I have in mind who my perfect customer would be as I am sure you do. The next day, I got a call from a man who has an air conditioning repair company. He said that I had gotten him my card at the networking function the day before. He placed an order for 6 dolls. He thanked me over and over again. He said I solved his problem and he will have 6 happy granddaughters Christmas morning. He is not who I would think would be interested in a doll. He is not a woman; he just did not fit who I would consider a typical customer for my product. I was wrong. Ask everyone, give everyone the opportunity. Do not discriminate. If you think you know who your customer should be, you may be missing who your customers are.

    Let’s get back to the NO word. Let’s look at NO a little differently. You go visit your neighbor and you ask them to host a party or try your product. They tell you no. What has changed? Do you have to move? Do you still have the same car? Are you going to jail? What has changed other then they said no. Could that be no not right now. Your life has not changed because someone said no, YOU are making it personal. What if she said YES? What changes now? Everything! Income potential, business, new customers, growth and so much more. You see NO changes nothing but YES changes everything. How do we get to that yes? You have to go thought the nos. Here is a little exercise to help you over come your NO fear. Write the word NO down a hundred times. Go out and try to collect a 100 NOs in one day. Go to a networking function and try this. Tell people you walk up to know what you are doing. This is a great ice breaker and even a conversation starter. You will be amazed how many people will say yes. The word NO will not even bother you.

    Do you know who hears the word no more than anyone else? A two year old. It seems as if he hears it no matter what he does, but does that stop him? He just looks for a different way to try again. Maybe you could take a lesson from a two year old. Do you accept no and then walk away or do you explore a little more. Perhaps the no was said as, “no, I am not interested but my wife may be”. “No, I am not interested

    Balancing Top-Down and Bottom-Up Change Processes
    "Grass-roots change presents senior managers with a paradox: directing a 'nondirective' change process. The most effective senior managers in our study recognized their limited power to mandate corporate renewal from the top. Instead, they defined their roles as creating a climate for change, then spreading the lessons of both successes and failures. Put another way, they specified the general direction in which the company should move without insisting on the specific solutions." — Michael Beer, Russell Eisenstat, and Bert Spector, Why Change Programs Don't Produce ChangeOrganization change and improvement planning calls for systems, processes, and discipline. These are often top-down, organization-wide approaches. Developing change champions and supporting local initiatives takes leadership. Like innovation
    that you say nothing. If you do nothing what do you get? NOTHING! Are you hoping that the right customers will come your way, or are you like me a "pushy person".

    Lets examine this a different way. Suppose you want to catch a hummingbird. You have a beautiful garden full of flowers and even a hummingbird feeder. You have set a goal to catch a hummingbird. You sit in your beautiful garden and wait. No hummingbirds are coming to your garden. Are you doing something wrong? You have a garden full of flowerers just for them. Where are all the hummingbirds? You know there are lots of them. You know that they would just love your garden. Why don’t they come to your garden and take what you have to offer. What would happen if you let all those hummingbirds know where you are and how to get to you? What if you reminded these hummingbirds on a consistent basis that you would love to have them come to your beautiful garden to take what you have? What if you went out to meet the hummingbirds and told them how to find your garden? What if you showed them the way?

    You see you can have the greatest product in the world, but if you just sit and wait and hope, it will be difficult almost impossible for people to find you. Become a pushy person; tell everyone what you have and where to find it. Talk to everyone about what you have with the excitement and enthusiasm that you feel for it. Oh, but you say I am afraid they will say NO. Oh my goodness that dreaded word.

    Why are we so afraid of being told NO? Why do we fear rejection? Sometimes I think we hate rejection more then public speaking. We fear the answer is going to be NO before we even attempt to ask the question. Why do we do that? We do that because we do not want to face that personal rejection. But, is it personal? Are they saying NO to us or saying NO to how we are asking them or presenting to them. Are they saying NO, not right now or are they saying NO I am not interested but I bet my friend Jane Doe would be. How can you determine what someone is going to say? Do you really know their motivation for saying it? Why would you want to assume that they are going to say NO? Perhaps they have been waiting just for what you have. Do you also prejudge people you talk to? This is a big mistake. Do not assume that you know who your customers should be. I found this out when I was at a networking function. I gave my little elevator speech and handed out my business cards to everyone. I even them to those who I didn't think would use my product. I have in mind who my perfect customer would be as I am sure you do. The next day, I got a call from a man who has an air conditioning repair company. He said that I had gotten him my card at the networking function the day before. He placed an order for 6 dolls. He thanked me over and over again. He said I solved his problem and he will have 6 happy granddaughters Christmas morning. He is not who I would think would be interested in a doll. He is not a woman; he just did not fit who I would consider a typical customer for my product. I was wrong. Ask everyone, give everyone the opportunity. Do not discriminate. If you think you know who your customer should be, you may be missing who your customers are.

    Let’s get back to the NO word. Let’s look at NO a little differently. You go visit your neighbor and you ask them to host a party or try your product. They tell you no. What has changed? Do you have to move? Do you still have the same car? Are you going to jail? What has changed other then they said no. Could that be no not right now. Your life has not changed because someone said no, YOU are making it personal. What if she said YES? What changes now? Everything! Income potential, business, new customers, growth and so much more. You see NO changes nothing but YES changes everything. How do we get to that yes? You have to go thought the nos. Here is a little exercise to help you over come your NO fear. Write the word NO down a hundred times. Go out and try to collect a 100 NOs in one day. Go to a networking function and try this. Tell people you walk up to know what you are doing. This is a great ice breaker and even a conversation starter. You will be amazed how many people will say yes. The word NO will not even bother you.

    Do you know who hears the word no more than anyone else? A two year old. It seems as if he hears it no matter what he does, but does that stop him? He just looks for a different way to try again. Maybe you could take a lesson from a two year old. Do you accept no and then walk away or do you explore a little more. Perhaps the no was said as, “no, I am not interested but my wife may be”. “No, I am not intereste

    Brand Name Identity in the Oil Business
    I submit to you that Brand Name Identity in the Oil Business is just a important today as it was when Mobil Oil and McDonalds were building their brands. Perhaps in the future it may even be more so. I have often seen others using our business name and sought either injunction or stern warning. As a matter of fact I am preparing a lawsuit against the Federal Trade Commission for using one of his Brand Names and Federal Trademark in their Key Words and Meta Tags on the Federal Website, to attract visitors; a lawsuit which would have enough case law behind it to slam down the Federal Trade Commission with the help of the US Patent and Trademark Office.When picking a name or a company in the Oil Industry you might want to be cognizant of this fact. Usually things can be worked out and only one company is require
    be difficult almost impossible for people to find you. Become a pushy person; tell everyone what you have and where to find it. Talk to everyone about what you have with the excitement and enthusiasm that you feel for it. Oh, but you say I am afraid they will say NO. Oh my goodness that dreaded word.

    Why are we so afraid of being told NO? Why do we fear rejection? Sometimes I think we hate rejection more then public speaking. We fear the answer is going to be NO before we even attempt to ask the question. Why do we do that? We do that because we do not want to face that personal rejection. But, is it personal? Are they saying NO to us or saying NO to how we are asking them or presenting to them. Are they saying NO, not right now or are they saying NO I am not interested but I bet my friend Jane Doe would be. How can you determine what someone is going to say? Do you really know their motivation for saying it? Why would you want to assume that they are going to say NO? Perhaps they have been waiting just for what you have. Do you also prejudge people you talk to? This is a big mistake. Do not assume that you know who your customers should be. I found this out when I was at a networking function. I gave my little elevator speech and handed out my business cards to everyone. I even them to those who I didn't think would use my product. I have in mind who my perfect customer would be as I am sure you do. The next day, I got a call from a man who has an air conditioning repair company. He said that I had gotten him my card at the networking function the day before. He placed an order for 6 dolls. He thanked me over and over again. He said I solved his problem and he will have 6 happy granddaughters Christmas morning. He is not who I would think would be interested in a doll. He is not a woman; he just did not fit who I would consider a typical customer for my product. I was wrong. Ask everyone, give everyone the opportunity. Do not discriminate. If you think you know who your customer should be, you may be missing who your customers are.

    Let’s get back to the NO word. Let’s look at NO a little differently. You go visit your neighbor and you ask them to host a party or try your product. They tell you no. What has changed? Do you have to move? Do you still have the same car? Are you going to jail? What has changed other then they said no. Could that be no not right now. Your life has not changed because someone said no, YOU are making it personal. What if she said YES? What changes now? Everything! Income potential, business, new customers, growth and so much more. You see NO changes nothing but YES changes everything. How do we get to that yes? You have to go thought the nos. Here is a little exercise to help you over come your NO fear. Write the word NO down a hundred times. Go out and try to collect a 100 NOs in one day. Go to a networking function and try this. Tell people you walk up to know what you are doing. This is a great ice breaker and even a conversation starter. You will be amazed how many people will say yes. The word NO will not even bother you.

    Do you know who hears the word no more than anyone else? A two year old. It seems as if he hears it no matter what he does, but does that stop him? He just looks for a different way to try again. Maybe you could take a lesson from a two year old. Do you accept no and then walk away or do you explore a little more. Perhaps the no was said as, “no, I am not interested but my wife may be”. “No, I am not intereste

    Perseverance is Crucial to Your Success!
    "Perseverance is a great element of success. If you only knock long enough and loud enough at the gate, you are sure to wake up somebody." Henry Wadsworth LongfellowUnfortunately, perseverance is one of the most difficult character traits to develop, maybe even more so in the Network Marketing arena. It is easy to become discouraged when all of the time and effort put into the business doesn't seem to be yielding any results. However, if you're certain that you're on the right path, then you must overcome the feelings of despair and forge ahead.So, how do you know you're on the right path? I recommend taking a close look at what you're doing and compare it to what the successful Network Marketers are doing. Building a business takes time and effort, and every successful Network Marketer will tell you t
    when I was at a networking function. I gave my little elevator speech and handed out my business cards to everyone. I even them to those who I didn't think would use my product. I have in mind who my perfect customer would be as I am sure you do. The next day, I got a call from a man who has an air conditioning repair company. He said that I had gotten him my card at the networking function the day before. He placed an order for 6 dolls. He thanked me over and over again. He said I solved his problem and he will have 6 happy granddaughters Christmas morning. He is not who I would think would be interested in a doll. He is not a woman; he just did not fit who I would consider a typical customer for my product. I was wrong. Ask everyone, give everyone the opportunity. Do not discriminate. If you think you know who your customer should be, you may be missing who your customers are.

    Let’s get back to the NO word. Let’s look at NO a little differently. You go visit your neighbor and you ask them to host a party or try your product. They tell you no. What has changed? Do you have to move? Do you still have the same car? Are you going to jail? What has changed other then they said no. Could that be no not right now. Your life has not changed because someone said no, YOU are making it personal. What if she said YES? What changes now? Everything! Income potential, business, new customers, growth and so much more. You see NO changes nothing but YES changes everything. How do we get to that yes? You have to go thought the nos. Here is a little exercise to help you over come your NO fear. Write the word NO down a hundred times. Go out and try to collect a 100 NOs in one day. Go to a networking function and try this. Tell people you walk up to know what you are doing. This is a great ice breaker and even a conversation starter. You will be amazed how many people will say yes. The word NO will not even bother you.

    Do you know who hears the word no more than anyone else? A two year old. It seems as if he hears it no matter what he does, but does that stop him? He just looks for a different way to try again. Maybe you could take a lesson from a two year old. Do you accept no and then walk away or do you explore a little more. Perhaps the no was said as, “no, I am not interested but my wife may be”. “No, I am not intereste

    Ad Placement
    The following summarizes the relative advantages and disadvantages of the advertising media most frequently used by small businesses. Television Television provides a means for reaching a great number of people in a short period of time. Small businesses will typically use either spot television or cable television. A spot television ad is placed on one station in one market. The number of target audience members who see your ad depends upon how many viewers are tuned into the television station at a specific time. Cable advertising is placed either on a local cable television channel or on a cable network. The number of people reached by cable advertising depends upon the cable penetration and the cable channel/program viewership in a given market. Beyon
    then they said no. Could that be no not right now. Your life has not changed because someone said no, YOU are making it personal. What if she said YES? What changes now? Everything! Income potential, business, new customers, growth and so much more. You see NO changes nothing but YES changes everything. How do we get to that yes? You have to go thought the nos. Here is a little exercise to help you over come your NO fear. Write the word NO down a hundred times. Go out and try to collect a 100 NOs in one day. Go to a networking function and try this. Tell people you walk up to know what you are doing. This is a great ice breaker and even a conversation starter. You will be amazed how many people will say yes. The word NO will not even bother you.

    Do you know who hears the word no more than anyone else? A two year old. It seems as if he hears it no matter what he does, but does that stop him? He just looks for a different way to try again. Maybe you could take a lesson from a two year old. Do you accept no and then walk away or do you explore a little more. Perhaps the no was said as, “no, I am not interested but my wife may be”. “No, I am not interested right now, but I will be later”. “No, but can you tell me more”, or “No, I will never need or want what you have”. What does their no really mean? What ever it is, ask more questions. Let them know that you really appreciated their time and that it was interesting to hear what they had to say. These people are often a great ones to ask what you should I be doing or saying differently. Everyone loves to give advice. Ask for it. Ask for a referral.

    Are you a pushy person? Do you want to be a pushy person? Are you going to sit and wait for the hummingbirds to find you or are you going to go find them?

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