Many firms underestimate the value of using their websites to gain significant competitive advantage in their given markets. Most businesses only utilize their website as a means of displaying their corporate profile, list of products as well as things like their contact details and email address.At the risk of “preaching to the converted”
Second, I require an up-front payment of one third of the project total. How do I get this payment? Simple. I include the following in an email b
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th someone you've never met or spoken to, there's the chance you'll do the work and not see a dime. But there's that chance with any client you hook up with. For myself, I do three things to increase my chances of keeping payments coming into my Vancouver world headquarters.First, I make sure all feels well. I keep my "gut" on alert when first contact is made with a new client. Checking out the credibility of their website is always a good idea too. I also notice if they include a phone number with their contact information. Even if I never call, at least the option is there.
Second, I require an up-front payment of one third of the project total. How do I get this payment? Simple. I include the following in an email b
Looking for a Fast Nickel or a Slow Quarter?The title of this article is an old saying my Dad shared with me many years ago. Funny how I have never forgotten that simple line. When I first heard it he was talking about investments. So how does it relate to selling and a career in sales? Easily if you look at your career for what it is, an investment in YOU and your philosophies about that investment.
ancouver world headquarters.First, I make sure all feels well. I keep my "gut" on alert when first contact is made with a new client. Checking out the credibility of their website is always a good idea too. I also notice if they include a phone number with their contact information. Even if I never call, at least the option is there.
Second, I require an up-front payment of one third of the project total. How do I get this payment? Simple. I include the following in an email b
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hone number with their contact information. Even if I never call, at least the option is there.Second, I require an up-front payment of one third of the project total. How do I get this payment? Simple. I include the following in an email before the job begins:
"A 33% deposit is standard policy for new clients. Secure payments can be made at [payment url]"
And does it work? Does for me.
Third, I make it easy for clients to make those payments. As you may have noticed in the quote above, I created a page on my site where clients can click to pay in U.S. or Canadian dollars. The page simply directs my clients to PayPal where they can enter the dollar amount in question and easily send money my way, whether or not they have a PayPal account.
Between those three things, this whole international portal of business is keeping the cash flowing. But the benefits of having a world headquarters don't end there.
IS VANCOUVER YOUR WORLD HEADQUARTERS TOO?
Another great thing about having my world headquarters in Vancouver while tapping into the Internet's international portal of potential clients is that I have less reason to see local copywriters as competition. In fact, I've struck up