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Status updates can get you noticed, but don’t try to sell
- By: Brent Jolly
- January 30, 2013 November 16, 2019
- 10:50
Status updates can get you noticed, but don’t try to sell
Promote your brand and include links to other platforms
Your objective should be a face-to-face meeting
Focus on building relationships rather than bombarding inboxes
Establish trust and be prepared to compromise
Set a goal, and measure what’s relevant to you
Use available analytics to see if your activities are working
“Strike while the iron is hot”
Tell your audience what you want them to do
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Ensure all guests feel included at a client appreciation event, and follow up with attendees afterwards
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Start planning your client appreciation event early, and stay organized with a to-do list
It may seem like a small thing but using your card to connect can be very helpful
Done right, a client appreciation event can strengthen client relationships and generate referrals
Your printed calling card is still an indispensable tool
Reaching clients through their smartphones
Get personal with clients and stand out from the crowd
Video keeps visitors engaged longer
Know the strengths of the various platforms
A good casual chat can be an essential business tool