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Written by Bill Hurlbut   
Saturday, 23 May 2009 17:20
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Our Network Marketing is a professional networking group that meets on a weekly basis to help other like minded professionals grow their business through building relationships.  We encourage members and guests to meet outside of the weekly meetings to grow relationships with others that they get to know, like and trust.  Once these relationships are built and cultivated, it is very easy to pass on qualified referrals to each other.

 

There are currently two chapters meeting but others are expected to be established soon.  Our first chapter meets each Friday at 11:30 a.m. at La Hacienda Ranch, 5250 Hwy 121, in Colleyville.  For information, please contact Bill Hurlbut at 817-685-2915.

 

The second chapter also meets each Friday at 11:30 a.m.  They meet at Zios Italian Restaurant located at 6631 Fossil Bluff Drive in Fort Worth.  For information, please contact Ruth Ann Regan at 817-412-8699.

 

Membership Application: Click Here 

 

Last Updated ( Thursday, 07 January 2010 21:35 )
 
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7 Tips You Need to Know to Boost Your Business With Referrals

 

By Ben AKM
 

When people like you, your product or service, chances are you already have free marketing going around for you. The probability of people marketing for you would have increased tremendously if they have used your products or services and are completely satisfied with it.

 

However in reality, it is not that simple and does not always happen. As much as you wish for this form of free marketing to keep going, people will not necessarily go around singing your praises unless someone asked about you, your products or services. Here are 7 tips you need to know to increase your chances of getting referrals:

 

Tip #1 - Prepare a referral form

 

Last Updated ( Thursday, 07 January 2010 21:28 )
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Face2Face Networking Tips PDF Print E-mail

1. Make a list of 100 people that you would send a
Christmas card, a thank you note, a birthday card,

or a get well card. Do your best to list 100.

A - contacts: people that you talk with or email at
least once a week or more. (25% or 25 of 100)

 

B - contacts: people that you talk with or email at
least once a month or more. (50% or 50 of 100)

 

C - contacts: people that you have recently met or
that you talk to or email once a quarter or more. 

(25% or 25 of 100)

 

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The Lost Art of the Personal Touch

By Roland P. Desjardins
 
 
When was the last time someone sent you a card to say, “thanks”, I really appreciate you or I want to thank you for a job well done. Maybe someone was thinking of you and just wanted to say they miss you and sent you a note to tell you that. Perhaps a family member that lives across the country wanted to say they were thinking of you and look forward to their next visit. There are countless examples of cards or letters you could receive for a variety of reasons aren’t there? Conversely there are numerous reasons you could send a card or letter to brighten someone else’s day. So how come you don’t anymore? I think we are generally a well intentioned society, it simply seems that we are overloaded and overwhelmed with so much to do that this little gesture has been pushed aside.

Oh, there are those cute e-mail cards you can send that open and do some very cool things. Especially at Christmas, there is a variety of talking animal’s, playful children, snowmen, angels and well, you know the ones. Somehow it isn’t quite the same as when someone takes the time to send a very personal note to you, specific to your relationship to let you know they care. Those e-mails are usually deleted soon after, whereas a card has a way of ending up on your bulletin board and kept for a longer period of time. It seems a little more authentic and personal doesn’t it?
 
Define your personal Goals PDF Print E-mail

Define your why’s.  There is nothing more important to remember than the reason you are doing what you are doing.  As with any new business venture, there will be good days and bad days.  Those are inevitable.  You will only be able to control how you react to those challenges. 

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