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101
Ways to Get Your Foot in the Door is the latest release by nationally known
speakers, authors and business advisors Lori Giovannoni and Kathleen Gage.
Joined by Hydee Willis, and Karianne Marcum, award-winning entrepreneurs and
owners of Creative Expressions, Inc., Lori and Kathleen are pleased to announce
the release of this latest in a series of successful books.
These 4 dynamic women are out to light a fire under this nations
marketing ability.
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I
received my copy of your book yesterday and read most of it last night!
There are lime green flags sticking out all over the place!
I have been in sales for over 20 years, have been trained by the best of
companies (Procter & Gamble) and I still picked up some terrifically fun and
innovative ideas…so if anyone says they can’t find new ideas in this book
– they obviously have NOT read it! Thanks for the great book!!!
Barbara Macnab
Star Industrial, Inc.
Portland
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OR
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Industries
are constantly looking for new ideas and resources to attract and retain
business. As a Vice President, I have a great interest in the
development and growth of our credit union. In fact I was so
impressed with the new book entitled “101 Ways to Get Your Foot in the
Door” that we ordered a copy for each of our branch managers.
The branch manager’s response was overwhelming. They were very
complimentary to the context of the book and excited to receive such a
vast resource of marketing ideas. We would recommend purchasing
the book plus, you would truly benefit from such an investment.
Carolyn A. Stimpson
VP Membership Development
Mountain America Credit Union
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I work
in client services for a technology company and I have recently taken on
responsibilities as an account manager. I
learned two important sales concepts that are excellent practices for customer service as well: "follow up" and
"real estate".
The
idea of follow up for me had always meant nagging someone. I
learned differently. It's really thoughtful consideration to call
someone back. If I were to omit this step, I could make the mistake
of discounting a person's interest which is much worse than potentially
nagging someone.
As for real estate, now I know that repetitive contact earns real estate
in clients' minds, which is incredibly invaluable in forming long
lasting relationships with them.
Stephani Nichols
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kathleen@kathleengage.com
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