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Using Your Offline Marketing To Grow Online
Can offline marketing help drive your online business? You bet it can. With the help of direct mail, you can increase your website traffic.

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Cool Customer Clincher
Today's mail included a card-sized envelope with my name and address handwritten, and a regular stamp, from someone whose name (in the top-left corner) I didn't recognize. Was it a belated Valentine, or what?

Wheres the Benefit
Received a fat envelope last week from a new trust company that wanted me to place my deposit business with it. Inside was a free pen (very nice), and a white folder full of stuff telling how great it was, plus applications, and a contract to sign in order to do business with it.

The Power of Asking People What They Think AND then Really Listening and Hearing What They Say
There is tremendous power in asking people what they think. If one is sincere and not only listens to, but also hears the reply. Why not amaze and delight someone today while conducting your business and ask them - "What Do You Think?" and be prepared to receive some insightful and powerful information to help you and your business.
Lumpy Letters
If you're mailing a letter to someone you've never met, the prospect MUST be persuaded to open the envelope. In the last issue you learned some of the reasons he may not bother.

How's Business? Don't Rush For the Life Boats
The wind had gone out of my sails. I had a sinking feeling, like I was going down for the third time . . . and I couldn’t even recall the first two. Yet, each time someone asked me, “How’s business,” I would reply, “Good.” It’s kind of a natural reply to a rhetorical question. No one really expects an answer. No one wants to hear bad news, or so you would think.
You Only Have Two Choices!
You Have Only Two Choices! Jerry is the manager of a restaurant. He is always in a good mood. When someone would ask him how he was doing, he would always reply, "If I were any better, I would be twins!"

100 Ways to Succeed #84
If The Envelope Doesn't Fit, Forget It! (So Check on the Envelopes.)
Find out the 7 Top Copyrighting Tips
Most government or legal writing is passive, such as “enclosed in this envelope is a contract.” Something more active would be: “you’ll find in this envelope a contract I’ve included.” Passive writing is usually without a person doing something in the sentence. Active writing is when you have somebody doing something in the sentence. “The door was open” is passive. “Joe opened the door” is active. “Joe kicked open the door,” is even more active.
Do you use a spiral notebook?
I suspect the ‘hunting and pecking’ for something to write on is a common scene in so many workplaces. Jotting notes on loose pads of paper, using sticky notes for phone numbers and scrawling a customer reference on the back of an envelope or business card are all symptoms of poor personal organisation.
Business Continuity is not just about backups....
The amount of businesses I speak to who don’t have a Business Continuity Plan is horrendous. I usually get the stock reply of ‘but we do backups’. Doing backups is not preparing your business for all potential eventualities that could hinder, damage or destroy your business. Here's a few points to get you thinking...
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