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Monday, November 2nd 2009

4:45 AM

SFV Top Droppers for November

The longer I live, the more I realize the impact of attitude on life. Attitude, to me, is more important than facts. It is more important than the past, the education, the money, than circumstances, than failure, than successes, than what other people think or say or do. It is more important than appearance, giftedness or skill. It will make or break a company... a church... a home.

The remarkable thing is we have a choice everyday regarding the attitude we will embrace for that day. We cannot change our past... we cannot change the fact that people will act in a certain way. We cannot change the inevitable.

The only thing we can do is play on the one string we have, and that is our attitude. I am convinced that life is 10% what happens to me and 90% of how I react to it. And so it is with you... we are in charge of our Attitudes. Thank you for choosing to embrace the day and drop on us.

 

Top Dropper # of drops
Winesworld's blog 31
Moms Lifestyle 31
EzGreatLife 31
Blogging Circle 31
Marriage and Beyond 30
anns snap edit scrap 30
vanillaseven.com 30
Proud Mommy 30
Lisgold 29
The Divine Miss Mommy

29

Get paid To Promote at any Location

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Wednesday, October 28th 2009

12:39 AM

El miércoles mudo: Who's Visiting Your Site?

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Monday, October 26th 2009

5:50 AM

Don't follow the herd

It amazes me the number of times that I have recently been told by business people facing falling sales that they were cutting their marketing efforts. Be different! Anytime we react, we make matters worse.

Therein lies the key to being the change that you want to see in your life. The normal business person constantly and automatically reacts to what is going on around them, believing themselves to be the victim of circumstance. No! They are the victim of their own feeble minds, minds that research has proven to be out of control, running under the command of an autopilot that is looking out the back window and never actually sees what's really happening as it happens!

Take action. Don't react the way normal business owners do. When facing falling sales increase your marketing efforts and increase your sales.

How do you increase your falling sales?

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Friday, October 23rd 2009

6:02 AM

Hourglass marketing

For one hour a day Shepherd Family Values do some kind of marketing. Social media hourglass marketing is one of the internet marketing tools used by Shepherdfamilyvalues along with search engine optimization. Twitter is easy and fun to do.

Twitter as a social media marketing tool you can use to market your site. You can tweet links to your articles, making sure, of course, that your readers will find them useful. Really good articles will most probably earn RTs, spreading the word further and resulting in more visitors landing on your pages. If you have a good web site with rich content, it will deserve many return visits.

You can also use Twitter to request and gather feedback about your site. If you have developed a good relationshketing.ip with others in the Twitter community, you will surely get a lot of helpful inputs.

Twitter can also serve as a bulletin board of sorts where you can make announcements about upates in your site or your products and services. Since your tweets are only sent out to your followers, it is not considered spam. If you are someone who only tweet business ads, you will lose followers fast. Tweeting business tip and joke are very popular

What are you using twitter for?

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Wednesday, October 21st 2009

9:13 AM

El miércoles mudo: How social media fits into small business marketing hourglass process?

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Friday, October 16th 2009

11:47 PM

If they say it, it is 100% the truth.

Mastering objection thru the art of questioning to get the prospect to say yes and make a purchase. Whether you are talking about sales, life, relationships, or business, you will always run into objections. An objection shows that the client is engaged.

An objection is a request for more information. It is also a reason for not buying which arises out of a prospects lack of understanding and is usually based on lack of information. Objections are easy to handle once you understand the process and procedure.

When we get an objection the prospect saying, “You haven’t sold me yet”. The Procedure: Answer questions with questions. If you answer the objection directly, it may or may not be true. If they answer their own objection, it is 100% the truth.

 

Then say, "Why don’t we do this?" Let us set up a time to discuss how we can improve on your current situation. I will need 20 minutes or so to determine how we can be of value to you. If I can offer value to you, I will ask for your business. If you do not see the value that I can bring to you, we will shake hands and part friends. Worst case scenario we both meet a new friend. Fair enough? 

 

When you run into an objection that stumps you, write it down and practice your response. The next time you are hit with this objection, you will look like a pro. Once you can handle all of the objections, there is nothing standing in your way.

 

What is your best response for clients’ objections?

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Wednesday, October 14th 2009

7:08 AM

El miércoles mudo: What are the toughest parts about your job?

 

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