As you build your network of know, like, and trust relationships you’ll find that you’re creating a powerful eco-system filled with people who can benefit one another in a number of ways. Let’s explore just one aspect of this in Endless Referrals Action Tip #13.
Would you like to know about a relationship-building tool that — once you send it — actually continues doing the work for you? I truly consider this to be one of the most effective of all outgoing tools, however, as is often the case, it’s so simple it can easily be…
Is it really possible to utilize social media as way to build know, like, and trust relationships? Absolutely. And, as you’ll see in Endless Referrals Action Tip #11 the principles of doing so are actually very much the same online as they are off.
It’s another of those “old ideas” we’ve always heard about when it comes to relationship-building, but when you see what it is I bet you’ll agree that very, very few people do this and utilize its power to its full potential. In Action Tip #10 we continue…
In Endless Referrals Action Tip #9 let’s continue that conversation and look at the results you can expect to see. Please note: if you’re concerned that this handwritten notecard is supposed to replace the other media you are now used to utilizing…
So you’ve met this new person and established a terrific rapport with them, perhaps the beginning of fantastic, mutually-beneficial relationship. You still don’t know at this point, and that’s okay.
You’ve now learned the first two Feel-Good Questions as well as the “One KEY Question” that will separate you from practically everyone else. Here’s one more type of question. They (because there are actually four of them) are called “F-O-R-M” Questions and they simply provide additional questions you can ask that will deeply strengthen…
Over the past several brief videos We’ve been discussing how focusing on the *other* person (whom you just met) through what I call “Feel-Good Questions” helps you to quickly establish yourself as a “person of value” in their eyes; a person worthy of getting to know better and having as part…
In Action Tip #5 we’ll discuss Feel-Good Question #2 which, as you’ll see, flies in the face of much traditional sales teaching. Yet, you’ll see why — as a follow up to Question #1 in the previous video (Action Tip #4) — this question will bring immensely positive feelings to your new contact;…
In Referrals Action Tip #4 we look at the first of what I call my Feel-Good Questions; questions that in no way come across as salesy, prospects, intrusive, or invasive (because…well, they’re not) but instead…
