January 14, 2008
Ways to Use Social Media to Find New Clients Without Ever Cold Calling Again
Last week, I shared with you the 5 Mistakes, Muck Ups and Missteps that Cost Me Big In 2007. You can read mistakes #1, #2, #3, #4 and #5 to help you avoid them in 2008.
I then realized that I didn’t share my successes. That despite the mistakes that cost me big, there were successes that helped me make money and get known.
I’m going share my successes in a live, 30-minute teleclass on Wednesday January 16, 2008 @ 1pm EST. In it, I’ll share with you my journey and the tools that I’ve used to help me experience success. This is a preview of all the great content you’ll discover at the Social Media Telesummit.
I invite you to join me. To get the call-in details, please enter your first name and email address below. If you can’t make the call, sign up anyways as only those who are on the list will get access to the MP3 recording.
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The Journey: Ways to Use Social Media to Find New Clients Without Ever Cold Calling Again
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2 Comments on Ways to Use Social Media to Find New Clients Without Ever Cold Calling Again »
January 16, 2008
Empowering Success @ 1:37 pm:
Thanks for listing your mistakes and muckups. I think we all have a list like that, but when you’re just starting out you tend to make more mistakes than advancements and sometimes that is discouraging.
It’s great when some of the top marketers post their mistakes for everyone to see so that maybe they can avoid them.
Ronnie
January 17, 2008
Leesa Barnes @ 9:01 am:
I know that many don’t want to list their mistakes because they feel it makes them look weak. However, every millionaire has had a few setbacks and there’s certainly nothing wrong with telling people about it, especially if there was some sort of redemption or victory over that setback. Everyone loves a comeback story.