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    Every time I speak in front of an audience, whether it’s 50 or 1,200 small business owners, I get the same old question. Then following my answer, I always see a roomful of dropped jaws and gaping mouths.

    The question? How often do I need to reach out to my prospective clients and clients?

    The answer? A minimum of 25 times a year, preferably 52 or more times a year.

    Silence. Jaws slowly creak open and begin to drop. You could hear a pin fall.

    52 or more times a year??? I’m not kidding. The comeback I often get is “Are you crazy?!?” Nope, I’m not crazy and I know it works because I do it. Now that you know me a little better, you’re probably expecting that I tell you how to create SYSTEMS around this and you’re right. Read on…

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    a roomful of dropped jaws and gaping mouths.

    The question? How often do I need to reach out to my prospective clients and clients?

    The answer? A minimum of 25 times a year, preferably 52 or more times a year.

    Silence. Jaws slowly creak open and begin to drop. You could hear a pin fall.

    52 or more times a year??? I’m not kidding. The comeback I often get is “Are you crazy?!?” Nope, I’m not crazy and I know it works because I do it. Now that you know me a little better, you’re probably expecting that I tell you how to create SYSTEMS around this and you’re right. Read on…

    The reason people go into semi-sho

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    A minimum of 25 times a year, preferably 52 or more times a year.

    Silence. Jaws slowly creak open and begin to drop. You could hear a pin fall.

    52 or more times a year??? I’m not kidding. The comeback I often get is “Are you crazy?!?” Nope, I’m not crazy and I know it works because I do it. Now that you know me a little better, you’re probably expecting that I tell you how to create SYSTEMS around this and you’re right. Read on…

    The reason people go into semi-sho

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    r more times a year??? I’m not kidding. The comeback I often get is “Are you crazy?!?” Nope, I’m not crazy and I know it works because I do it. Now that you know me a little better, you’re probably expecting that I tell you how to create SYSTEMS around this and you’re right. Read on…

    The reason people go into semi-sho

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    me a little better, you’re probably expecting that I tell you how to create SYSTEMS around this and you’re right. Read on…

    The reason people go into semi-shock is they start to realize their boring cookie-cutter quarterly mailing isn’t cuttin’ it. It gets even worse when I’ve got someone in the front row who’s super-proud of their monthly e-zine, thinking they’re doing “what it takes to get clients” and yet they’re wondering why the pipeline of prospects is not full enough, and their bank account leaves a little to be desired.

    It’s because they’re not “touching” their prospects (and clients) enough. Well, one of my clients, Jill Foster of www.TheMortgageArrangers.com, came up with a brilliant campaign during our coaching to change that.

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