15 June 2011

One Way To Keep Your Inbox & Email Organized

2022-08-07T17:45:55-04:00June 15th, 2011|Technology|0 Comments

First, let's take care of spam. Most of my spam is stopped by my hosting company's spam filter. When I first set up this system, I wasn't sure what the spam filter would catch. So weekly I went online to see. But over time saw that it wasn't picking up anything it shouldn't. Now I let it automatically delete the spam. Using Outlook, I have a ton of Folders and SubFolders with "rules" so many of my emails to to the right folder. My main folders are called EYB and Personal. Then I have subfolders and subfolders of subfolders in each main folder catagory. When mail comes in, I take care of client stuff first, prospect

10 June 2011

Is your target market too wide?

2022-08-07T17:45:56-04:00June 10th, 2011|Niching & Attracting Ideal Clients|0 Comments

In establishing a new ideal client profile, there is much to think about. We usually start wide and over time narrow things down. Example: There are approx. 155.6 million women in the United States. If your niche is women, that is a WIDE target. You'll drive yourself nuts seeking out clients, through networking, social marketing, speaking, etc. But let's say that instead of "women", we started narrowing your market -- just a bit. How about women, ages 30-55, who are financial advisors, planners including accountants and CPA's? Does that narrow it down? Does that give you a clearer picture of who to market to? And over time you can narrow that market down even more. OR

10 June 2011

How to Easily Remove Connections from LinkedIn

2022-08-07T17:45:57-04:00June 10th, 2011|Social Media|0 Comments

When you are online (as you must be if you're reading this!) click the link below. Using the person's last name, find the name of the person you want to remove. Click on the name. Then on the right side of the screen click the button to remove them. It will ask you to confirm that you indeed want to delete it. Say yes. You're all done! Links: http://www.linkedin.com/connections?displayBreakConnections

4 June 2011

Maria, thank you for being among LinkedIn’s first million members!

2022-08-07T17:45:58-04:00June 4th, 2011|Social Media|0 Comments

Dear Maria, I want to personally thank you because you were one of LinkedIn's first million members (member number 399,261 in fact!*). In any technology adoption lifecycle, there are the early adopters, those who help lead the way. That was you. We hit a big milestone at LinkedIn this week when our 100 millionth member joined the site. When we founded LinkedIn, our vision was to help the world's professionals be more successful and productive. Today, with your help, LinkedIn is changing the lives of millions of members by helping them connect with others, find jobs, get insights, start a business, and much more. We are grateful for your support and look forward to helping you

18 May 2011

10 Ways To Say No To “Freebie Seekers” Who Want To Pick Your Brain

2022-08-07T17:45:59-04:00May 18th, 2011|Pricing|4 Comments

Freebie Seekers Want To Pick Your Brain? Turn Them Into Clients and Referrers - or Turn Them Far, Far Away!! Service professionals are always busy, but often give away so much of their value - and then wonder why people don't hire them. In the name of "giving back" or "marketing," these owners are providing way too much information for free. Some shifts in thinking are necessary if these business owners expect to be in business years from now.  As a newly trained coach in 1998, I was actually taught to do pro-bono work. Why? They said that we needed to practice.  But the bottom line, in my opinion, is that we already have the gift, knowledge and experience to succeed in what

Go to Top