One of the cornerstones of effective marketing, is to focus on your prospective clients and their needs, rather than your own. Some call it paying it forward. Others call it contribution. You can call it whatever you like, but it’s the same thing: Focusing your efforts on the other guy and not on yourself. Bring…
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Written on August 29, 2011
To fix a problem, you need to start off by acknowledging you actually have a problem. I was thinking about this earlier, when I decided to stop spending money with a provider, who has apparently lost a lot of customers recently. In short, the quality of service went from just above average when they launched…
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Written on August 27, 2011