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From a September article from Inc Magazine dot com, I bring you thefirst of a two-part series about 10 Ways to Network Like a Pro: You’ve always heard that networking is everything in the business.From gaining job opportunities to bringing in business for yourcompany, networking is the key to success. Even though many people know

Are you a taker? Do you think of business as trying to get all the chips for yourself leaving none for others. It’s a struggle being a taker today in this connected economy. Your reputation gets spread quickly, but it may be lost on you. Here’s the reality that givers – those that freely give

How do you like to receive your referrals? A member in another chapter writes the shortest introductions I’ve ever seen. Boom- no warning- all of a sudden it’s in my inbox – Carey meet Jim, eye doctor interested in selling his practice Jim meet Carey, business broker. That’s it! I’d argue that’s the exception to

Have you ever watched a successful person at work? If you study their daily activities you’re likely to find that the range of tasks they perform are limited to the few things they perform best.  We all have things that we are great at and we enjoy doing. When we perform these activities we find that

Listen to the differences between these types of customers……  # 1 Customers Who Are Satisfied: A satisfied customer is not a loyal customer. They may appear to be loyal, but they aren’t. These are  “dangerous customers.” You think they are happy because they are satisfied. They don’t complain. And, they don’t leave – until your competitor offers

I’ve learned a ton about how to better promote my business since joining Lucky 62. The journalist and philosopher Albert Camus said: “Real generosity toward the future lies in giving all to the present” Every 121 is an opportunity, an open door to a new connection, strategic partner or vendor Build momentum and interest for

How many of you read the tips on Public Speaking that Jordan Metzger sent us from David Harris? For the rest of us, let me paraphrase, because it pertains to public speaking and also making a sales pitch to your prospects: (1) Know Your Audience. Keep in mind at all times the distinctive characteristics of

Every week we meet here in this room and network with each other and our guests. Today I want to help you think about expanding your sphere of networking beyond this room as you spring into action with your business development now that the warmer weather has finally arrived. Here are 5 suggestions of other

Here’s a quick checklist to practice April and all year long… Ask yourself the customer loyalty question: As the customer is working with you, ask yourself, “Is what I’m doing right now with this customer going to get the customer to come back the next time he or she needs what I sell? Create confidence

There are two intentions of the “I Haves” portion: 1. Build the trust factor between members to increase the comfort level that members will have referring to each other. 2. Illustrate to visitors that activity is happening and that members are seeing results (i.e. closed business). Three options for what a member can say during