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Interview Success - the Importance of Mental Preparation
Ask any employer the biggest mistake candidates can make and you often get the same answer - not being fully prepared for the interview. Successful candidates use every conceivable means possible to prepare for the interview and to allow themselves ample time to prepare. They under

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What’s preventing you from taking your company to the next level?

Who is your ideal client, and how can I help you do outreach?
What can I do to make you more successful?
Is there anything my firm is doing that you wish we’d stop?
Tell me about the best business experience you ever had?

Of course, the key is to be sincere and to follow up with more c

Make Your Business Shine With Crystal Business Gifts
If you are looking to impress a potential client, a reliable colleague, or a steadfast customer with gifts, look no further than crystal business gifts. Business gifts are much more than a simple present. Instead, these gifts are tangible representations of your business. By choosi

Do they think you add value? Do they say you care enough about their business? Do they see you as part of their team? If the answer is maybe, or you don’t know the answer, it’s time to make some changes.

Last June the Association of Accounting Marketing held a panel discussion with CEOs to see just what they liked and didn’t like about their CPA firm. The results aren’t surprising but they do serve as a very big reminder that building close relationships with clients is the key to success.

Here are a few of their comments. (to read more visit Golden Practices, penned by professional services marketing guru, Michele Golden):

Be Proactive-Tell me before it’s too late
Make my life easier- Share resources that improve my entire business
Tell us all you can do- Be a ‘full service’ team player
Stay in touch personally-Know me and what’s important to me
Be collaborative- Treat my concerns in a holistic way that brings me the best results

Reading this list it’s easy to see that clients crave deep, trusting relationships with their financial advisers. They want a helpmate who is attune to their interest, needs and goals and will keep them out of harms way.

How can you become a valued helpmate? Ask. Ask lots of questions, both about what life is like for them and about how they experience you as their adviser. Asking the following open-ended questions will demonstrate your commitment to quality service and assist you to create a unique bond with your client:

What’s happening now that’s keeping you up at night?
What’s got you so excited you can’t wait to get to the office? How’s business?
What’s preventing you from taking your company to the next level?

Of course, the key is to be sincere and to follow up with more cl

15 Tips for Writing Winning Resumes
The thought of writing a resume intimidates almost anyone. It's

big reminder that building close relationships with clients is the key to success.

Here are a few of their comments. (to read more visit Golden Practices, penned by professional services marketing guru, Michele Golden):

Of course, the key is to be sincere and to follow up with more c

Reducing the Cost of Your Yellow Pages
If you are a typical YP advertiser, you read this headline and now this article, hoping to find a way to lower your YP investment. After all, who likes writing that huge check to the publisher every month, not even knowing if the ad is worth it or not? I’m on your side. I’ve even b

Stay in touch personally-Know me and what’s important to me
Be collaborative- Treat my concerns in a holistic way that brings me the best results

Of course, the key is to be sincere and to follow up with more c

Critical Business Procedure - Keep All Email Communications
Businesses routinely maintain copies of correspondence and memos. Far to often, however, they do not extend this practice to email correspondence. Email correspondence is no different then your normal paperwork. You must keep copies of all of it to protect your business in any liti

elpmate? Ask. Ask lots of questions, both about what life is like for them and about how they experience you as their adviser. Asking the following open-ended questions will demonstrate your commitment to quality service and assist you to create a unique bond with your client:

Of course, the key is to be sincere and to follow up with more c

Managing Risks - How to Avoid Accidents?
One of the best techniques of preventing accidents at a large project site is to let the contractor supervisors ponder over the jobs to be done and then putting them down in writing.It's a common fact that workers coming together in a large construction project have di

business?
What’s preventing you from taking your company to the next level?

Of course, the key is to be sincere and to follow up with more clarifying questions so the exchange turns into a mutually satisfying conversation. Before you know it, your clients will be saying you’re the best!

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The best brands always try to do the right thing, so that their reputations will remain unsullied. But beyond that they grow, evolve and get better with time, while maintaining their special qualities from the past. We all have a personal brand with social, cultural, intellectual, and personal needs that may not necessarily be addressed in our daily work. Address these needs and you begin to improve your brand. Here is my agenda for building your brand.

When it comes to our gifts and talents, we need to build on our strengths and increase our value by adding skills that play to our strengths rather than compensate for our perceived weaknesses. Every strength is a weakness and every weakness is a strength depending on how we stack the deck.

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