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Leverage Marketing to Generate New Leads for your Construction Business
So, the new year has got you thinking about how you're going to market your business in 2020. Contractors have a hard time with marketing their business and that's why I've come up with four essential marketing strategies for contractors. These are the same principals I operate by, in this business and pretty much any other business I am involved in. These strategies discuss core marketing values but will also keep you focused and goal-oriented when it comes to generating leads for your business.
By Mi Brand Co.6 years ago in Journal
How to Turn Your Love for Dogs Into a Career
To many people, building a career around their passion is something they can barely imagine as possible - let alone if that passion involves loving and being around dogs. But some people still carry with them the fuzzy warm and exciting energy they felt in the presence of dogs during their childhood and are looking to transform it into a permanent state of being.
By Andrea Dawson6 years ago in Journal
How to Get Better Conversion Rates For Your Email Campaigns
Today I'm going to teach you my way to optimize an email campaign to get more sales. Usually when we talk about optimizing an email campaign for sales, we talk about making a sales page convert better with more persuasive copy or other things. We talk about starting with a page that converts at 3% and then optimising after that benchmark is established.
By Adam Watt6 years ago in Journal
The Top Reasons You Should Market to Your Existing Clients
Did you know it costs up to five times more money to acquire a new customer than to sell to a current one? With that fact in mind, it’s clear that your existing customers are an invaluable resource that you really can’t afford to ignore. There are several compelling reasons to focus your resources on encouraging your existing customers to buy again, with some of these reasons listed here.
By Kevin6 years ago in Journal
Helpful Tips that Can Grow Your Business Quickly
As a business owner, you know how difficult it can be to keep things afloat. There is often a lot of competition that has to be dealt with in order to be a success and continue to have the revenue that you need to improve your company. The key to growing your business is to make changes each and every day, and to keep your customers happy so that they will want to come back. The customer is king when it comes to making a company successful enough to bring in the revenue that you need.
By Kevin6 years ago in Journal
5 Qualities You Should Look For When Hiring A Criminal Lawyer
Criminal trials are not the same as you see in a daily soap opera or a TV series. If the criminal prosecution is for your family members, or someone you know, it can be quite tiring. No matter how much learned a criminal lawyer is, he needs to have some best qualities so that he can save you in a crisis.
By Holly Jacob6 years ago in Journal
Why You Necessarily Need A Bankruptcy Advisor Before You Lose Everything?
In the event of impending bankruptcy, regardless of whether it is consumer bankruptcy for private individuals or regular bankruptcy for the self-employed and freelancers, advice is always the first step. A bankruptcy advisor can do wonders and bring you out of the most adverse situations.
By Ashley Kinsela6 years ago in Journal
Stuck in the Retail Industry
So, you’ve been working retail your entire life, or so it seems. You bounce from one low paying job to another, where your “sales” and “customer service” experience carries you home to being hired. You’ve been stocking shelves, working a cash register, and dealing with angry customer all day for minimal pay. But that’s not what you really want to do, is it? You are tired of working a boring retail job with a random schedule that’s so unpredictable you cannot plan the other aspects of your life. Instead, you want a traditional nine-to-five job position where you can work Monday through Friday and get paid well to do it. Well I’ve got great news for you. You’ve just been looking at your retail experience wrong the whole time in terms of your resume. There’s no reason to be stuck in the retail rut any longer.
By Jon Suminski6 years ago in Journal
A Writer’s Vulnerability
It’s strange that there are so many people out there who offer tips and tutorials about writing, myself included, and often forget that writing is an art and art is the language of the soul. Since no soul is perfect, there is a perseveration in the writing community over great writing techniques and all we wish to do is take that to heart and sharpen our craft, but I want to propose, or rather remind those who may have forgotten, that we never ignore our imperfections and remember that they are the guiding force to our artistic spirit. A writer’s vulnerability builds a successful career with ease.
By Aliciel Alone6 years ago in Journal
Modelling Advice - From a Freelance Model
I have actually been thinking about writing and filming something like this. Writing one for Vocal and then maybe doing a vlog or something once I have enough material.
By Maura Dudas6 years ago in Journal
Important for Medical Professionals to be Aware of Financing Schemes
The Indian healthcare sector, one of the largest globally, is expected to reach a market size of $372 billion by 2022. This growth is attested to the growing availability of healthcare support to a wider base of patients from different regions and also the growing awareness in individuals to avail proper medical treatment from the organised healthcare sector in India.
By Courtney williams6 years ago in Journal
Blogging Mistake #2 That You Want To Avoid
When most people start a blog they have 2 goals in mind helping people with their knowledge and making money. To do these two goals you need a mailing list. This is where most people make their biggest mistake. If you don’t have any readers then how can you succeed at these goals?
By Wendy6 years ago in Journal