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    : nobody really cares about your title. In fact, 50% of your prospects will have a negative association with whatever your title is (think dentists here!),
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    It's true. The average American attention span has dwindled to that of a goldfish. These days, it seems people have very little time and even less patience. So, what does this mean for you, the self-employed professional trying to reach prospects in the most effective way possible?

    Well, for starters, you've got to have a killer self-introduction -- one that instantly conveys what you do, who you do it for, and the real benefits behind the product or service you provide.

    Are you currently using the "name, rank and serial number" approach when a prospect asks you what you do? (Snooze!)

    Here's the deal: nobody really cares about your title. In fact, 50% of your prospects will have a negative association with whatever your title is (think dentists here!),

    Out of Work Since 2005? Hustle Now!
    I started in the search business in 1972 (GASP!) and it didn’t take long for me to notice a few simple, yet understandable behaviors among employers.They include:The longer someone is looking for work, the few choices they have. Companies start t
    . So, what does this mean for you, the self-employed professional trying to reach prospects in the most effective way possible?

    Well, for starters, you've got to have a killer self-introduction -- one that instantly conveys what you do, who you do it for, and the real benefits behind the product or service you provide.

    Are you currently using the "name, rank and serial number" approach when a prospect asks you what you do? (Snooze!)

    Here's the deal: nobody really cares about your title. In fact, 50% of your prospects will have a negative association with whatever your title is (think dentists here!),

    Can't We All Just Get Along?
    Human beings are a clannish bunch. Look around you. Our tribes are everywhere. They are the tables of the high school cafeteria, the fraternities of the college campus, the divisions of the corporate organizational chart. Honestly people, can't we all just get
    u've got to have a killer self-introduction -- one that instantly conveys what you do, who you do it for, and the real benefits behind the product or service you provide.

    Are you currently using the "name, rank and serial number" approach when a prospect asks you what you do? (Snooze!)

    Here's the deal: nobody really cares about your title. In fact, 50% of your prospects will have a negative association with whatever your title is (think dentists here!),

    8 Steps to a Winning Interview
    Do you want to ace the interview? Here are 8 simple steps you can take that can put you on the fast track to a winning job interview.1. Research the company beforehand. Even before you apply for a job at any company, you should investigate them. Is t
    you provide.

    Are you currently using the "name, rank and serial number" approach when a prospect asks you what you do? (Snooze!)

    Here's the deal: nobody really cares about your title. In fact, 50% of your prospects will have a negative association with whatever your title is (think dentists here!),

    Search Engines and Open Source, Primed to Take-Over Online Recruitment Game for Employers
    Not too long ago, job boards like Monster, CareerBuilder and HotJobs were primed to put newspapers out of business. Surprisingly, now it seems that search engines such as Google, MSN and Yahoo! are set to dethrone both newspapers and job sites. As r
    : nobody really cares about your title. In fact, 50% of your prospects will have a negative association with whatever your title is (think dentists here!), so replace your current label with a short and compelling sentence that contains the desired result your prospect is looking for. For example, when asked what you do, instead of responding with "I'm a dentist," you might try something along the lines of, "I give people that bright, white mega-watt smile they've always dreamed of!" Get the idea?

    Ok. Now it's your turn. Think about the single biggest "result" that your clients receive from using your product or service. Is it more money? Improved health? Better relationships? (Hint: The benefit will typically be linked to one of these three areas.) Once you

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