Posts Tagged ‘sales’

What Systems Do You Need For Your Business?

October 29th, 2008 Vicki Flaugher

Summary of all the needed systems for the beginning entepreneurs in preparation for teleseminar.

Easy and Fast Ways to Create New Revenue Streams

September 19th, 2008 Vicki Flaugher

Simple and easy tips on adding revenue streams to your online presence.

30 in 30 Takes the Backseat: Time to Move on To More Value

September 15th, 2008 Vicki Flaugher

SmartWoman returns to her roots, stops reporting her 30 in 30, and talks about Chris Brogan’s latest post about blogging.

Basic Checklist for Your Website’s Effectiveness

July 6th, 2008 Vicki Flaugher

For our monthly theme of generating and converting web traffic, here is a short checklist to help you do a health check for your blog or website. If you don’t have these items, your business is missing out on sales.
1.  Do you have a web presence (blog, website, …

Open Letter to Internet Marketers: Top 3 Things To Stop If You Want To Sell To Women

June 15th, 2008 Vicki Flaugher

Pushy marketing really, well, pushes my buttons. Not the “buy now” button or the “let me tell all my friends about you” button. No, more like the “opt-out, delete, don’t ever send me another email” button and the “I am selling your stuff on …

Do You Treat Your Customers Like a Slab of Beef?

June 9th, 2008 Vicki Flaugher

Do you treat your clients like a commodity? How’s that working for you? Want to change but not sure how to fix it? Get some simple tips on how to improve your service.

The Value of Relationships: Why I Quit the “Convincing” Business

May 22nd, 2008 Vicki Flaugher

Focus on the power of your relationships instead of fancy sales technique to build your business.

I Dare You to Google Yourself!

May 17th, 2008 Vicki Flaugher

Are you curious about what the Internet thinks of you? If so, Google yourself!
We are all focused on satisfying our clients, developing products and services, and all the other administrative, sales, and marketing activities that go with running a business. It’s not always so easy to …