Showing posts with label promoting secretarial services. Show all posts
Showing posts with label promoting secretarial services. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 23, 2008

Typing Services - Mistake #5 Failing to Market or Marketing Inconsistently

Mistake 5: Failing to market or marketing inconsistently.

Lack of marketing is the biggest mistake secretarial service businesses make. They may send out flyers, postcards or letters once, or call a prospect once, or place one ad once, and then they'll expect the phone to ring off the hook. The key to marketing is repetition. It usually takes more than one contact for a customer to start using your secretarial services. In fact, it typically takes 5 to 7 contacts. You want your name to be in front of your customers and prospects on an ongoing basis. You want them to think of you when they have a problem and need typing or secretarial services. If your prospects have seen your name only once, and your competitor is sending them a mailing every month, your competitor will get their typing and secretarial work.


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Saturday, September 20, 2008

The Secret To Being Successful With Your Own Secretarial Business

All secretarial businesses provide typing services. But why do some of them make a lot of money while others just get by? The secret is in knowing how to get customers. You see, most people don't know how to promote their services. Those who do make money have four things in common. They have:

Services that are in demand.

Marketing know-how.

Effective promotional materials to stay in touch with their prospects and motivate them to buy.

Clients who are willing to pay for their services.

For more tips on how to start a successful secretarial service, please visit:

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Monday, August 25, 2008

Secretarial Services: Follow up with customers

Secretarial Services: Customer Follow up


Follow Up Letter for Past Customers - Why and How to Write It


Following up with your past customers is a proven way to make a lot of extra sales. Learn how to write money-making follow up messages...


Following up with your past customers is a proven way to make a lot of extra sales. You can simply write a promotional offer about one of your other products in the form of a follow up letter, and then send it to your customers email list.


Since your customers have already done business with you and like and trust you, they are more likely to buy something from you again. That's why selling to your previous customers is much easier and more cost effective than gaining new customers.


Email marketing is the easiest, fastest, and most affordable way to follow up with your customers. The cost of sending email letters is zero. You can also automate 95% of your email marketing campaign and follow up system to save a lot of time.


Writing a follow up email letter is not rocket science. Simply explain some of the most important benefits of your product and then provide your customers with a link to your online sales letter to learn more.


All of us receive some promotional emails every now and then. Some of them are very powerful, while others are poorly written and boring. If you save effective email messages that you receive on your computer, soon you'll have a collection of sample killer follow up messages to learn from. Read them carefully to discover their secrets to success, and then use that formula for your own follow up messages.


To your success!


Ladan Lashkari is a respected Internet marketing expert, and the owner of http://www.FreeNewsletterIdeas.com/ where you'll find creative email marketing ideas and helpful resources to start your own highly profitable email marketing campaign.


Note from Leva: Following up with your secretarial clients either by phone, traditional mail or email is very effective. It's a great way to introduce additional secretarial services and get repeat business and referral from your clients.

Tuesday, August 12, 2008

Secretarial Services: Follow up with customers

Follow Up Letter for Past Customers - Why and How to Write It

Following up with your past customers is a proven way to make a lot of extra sales. Learn how to write money-making follow up messages...

Following up with your past customers is a proven way to make a lot of extra sales. You can simply write a promotional offer about one of your other products in the form of a follow up letter, and then send it to your customers email list. Since your customers have already done business with you and like and trust you, they are more likely to buy something from you again. That's why selling to your previous customers is much easier and more cost effective than gaining new customers.

Email marketing is the easiest, fastest, and most affordable way to follow up with your customers. The cost of sending email letters is zero. You can also automate 95% of your email marketing campaign and follow up system to save a lot of time.

Writing a follow up email letter is not rocket science. Simply explain some of the most important benefits of your product and then provide your customers with a link to your online sales letter to learn more. All of us receive some promotional emails every now and then. Some of them are very powerful, while others are poorly written and boring. If you save effective email messages that you receive on your computer, soon you'll have a collection of sample killer follow up messages to learn from. Read them carefully to discover their secrets to success, and then use that formula for your own follow up messages.

To your success! Ladan Lashkari is a respected Internet marketing expert, and the owner of http://www.FreeNewsletterIdeas.com/ where you'll find creative email marketing ideas and helpful resources to start your own highly profitable email marketing campaign.

Note from Leva: Following up with your clients is very effective for secretarial services. It is the easiest way to get more secretarial work and get referrals. You can talk to your clients on the phone, send them a letter or postcards or send them emails.